@grau the current door sensor implementation (SensorDoor class) leverages attachInterrupt(); not sure how many interrupt pins are there on a ESP8266 but if there are enough it should work

I tried to build something similar and it is working nicely, thanks for sharing the idea! However, I've noticed the light sensor (alone) consumes 1mA constantly which is quite a lot when used for a battery powered project. Even if I report to the controller once per hour (summing up the power consumption along the way), still the light sensor needs to be always on, meaning I'd probably need to replace batteries after a month or so. Is there any workaround or alternative sensor which I can use or am I doing something completely wrong? Thanks

@cpl_ir super weird, looks like the linker cannot find NodeManager's object file. Are you sure all NodeManager's files are within the same directory? NodeManager cannot be installed as a standard Arduino's library but all the files need to be in the same directory of your main sketch. Thanks!

@simbo is this by chance happening because while the node is going to sleep or resume from it the interrupt is lost or because when the value of the interrupt is checked (HIGH or LOW) it is already back to the original value and so the change is not detected? Just trying to understand better, for sure I've never run a test with interrupts in less than one second so this is potentially a bug. Also, any code you can share would help in debugging the issue. Thanks!

@usernobody even if you're right, gateway and sleep do not fit very well, it should compile just fine. Do you have the compilation error to share? Thanks!

@mvader thanks for the feedback, I've added this issue on Github so to fix this in the next dev release https://github.com/mysensors/NodeManager/issues/344

user2684 created this issue in mysensors/NodeManager

open Sensebender: power LDR on pin 7 #344

@nick-willis strange, I run exactly the same test and was working fine, I wonder if there was any change in the code just after messing this up. I will test it again, meanwhile if you can collect NodeManager's logs based on this configuration and share would be great. Thanks!

@getz99 thanks for the feedback! By default each sensor/child prints on the screen its description and for a DS18B20 is its address, this is why you see that strange string Of course you can change it in before() with:

ds18b20.children.get(1)->setDescription("Whatever you like");

Hi, the new version of NodeManager (v1.7) is now available! For those interested in having a look at the new features, supported sensors and capabilities, I've opened a dedicated thread on the forum here https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/9165/nodemanager-v1-7-now-available
Thanks

Hi, the new version of NodeManager (v1.7) is now available! For those interested in having a look at the new features, supported sensors and capabilities, I've opened a dedicated thread on the forum here https://forum.mysensors.org/topic/9165/nodemanager-v1-7-now-available
Thanks