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I did more investigation played around with sleep outside of mysensors and found a bit of code in a proximity sensor example: // Reset flag and clear APDS-9960 interrupt (IMPORTANT!) isr_flag = 0; if ( !apds.clearProximityInt() ) { Serial.println("Error clearing interrupt"); } I then needed to play around with delays to allow the sensor to catchup.. void loop() { delay(1000); Recoding back to MySensors if ( !apds.clearProximityInt() ) { Serial.println("Error clearing interrupt"); } wakeupReason = sleep(digitalPinToInterrupt(INT_PIN), FALLING, sleepTime); setting up the interrupt pin with a pullup forced the FALLING when pin dragged down by the sensor. void setup() { pinMode(INT_PIN, INPUT_PULLUP); All this is on caveat it makes it through some more testing.

@Westie That feature can also be used with the Arduino Nano, or any other ATmega328P-based board. I had NRF24 + RFM69 running for a couple of days using a Nano as an Ethernet MQTT gateway and it worked fine as far as I remember.

@Westie Testing using a docker image of the gateway... Update looking good - I have dropped the baud rate down to something more compatible with my clone nano. I found a useful tool to check the incoming serial from a Python point of view (not running the adapter when I do it) - python3 -m serial.tools.miniterm --parity N /dev/ttyUSB0 19200. This prints out the messages from the Serial Gateway in nice text when the speed is correct.