Switches working well but I can't get Temperature to update on a device. When switching on a sonoff locally it sends mygateway1-in/20/10/1/1/2/1 to the MQTT broker, which immediately causes the switch on the device in Vera to show on, this is passed back out and is sent back to the sonoff. However I cannot get a temperature device to update. I send mygateway1-in/50/1/1/0/0/20.70 to the Broker but get no change. I can send an html command to update the temp fine. here is the Vera device parameters. [image: veradevice.PNG] I have tried sending to the in and the out topic just to be sure. Does anyone have a log from an actual temp node showing the message passed to the gateway just in case someting is not right with my message? Also is there a way to monitor the serial messages passed into the Vera from the gateway to check the messages are passing?

@stephenmhall it needs a controller with an ip address, not a gateway. https://www.mysensors.org/about/network describes the difference between a controller and a gateway. Are you using the mqtt gateway or the ethernet gateway? According to the Vera page, Vera supports ethernet gateway, but not mqtt. Therefore you should probably use the ethernet gateway and leave MY_CONTROLLER_IP_ADDRESS disabled/commented (the way it is by default). You then add the ethernet gateway to Vera according to the instructions here. I don't use Vera though so I have not tried this myself.

I have the same problem. I remember having to set the baud rate somewhere but I can't seem to find it. Please give us some help here. Thanks.

Coming late but, could I have schematic please ? ... what about the sketch ?

i am going to try to build a sensor to with this option.. Is it working? And what sensor[s] do you have?

Ok, it works. Looks like the problem was caused by windows sensors that were not connected but initialized, so they were missing. I removed them in the MAX software and then everything was displayed correctly. Thank you for this great project! :+1:

I think the trick here is that they just announced a $40 4.3" monitor and you’ll have to spend additional cash for the VGA or HDMI adapters. http://ardevon.com/2015/07/chip-the-worlds-first-9-computer/

@Moshe-Livne said: @Sparkman would have been nice if they could charge from motion, wouldn't it? :laughing: That would be great:smirk:

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Mk 2 box in white ABS, the lights don't look like the picture they are more distinct. [image: 1434747773387-img_20150619_215949.jpg]