@zachflem using the nrf without cap often (almost always) leads to failed transmission, but it should not affect initialization of the radio.

@bjacobse I liked the look of espEasy, but I had a lot of trouble getting it to connect to my wifi after adding my network settings. (I had to download the latest dev build) I'll have a go at the code you linked though, as I kinda like the idea of keeping mycontroller, and the relay actuator example looks too simple to be true!

@yveaux well that's just not going to work for me, I'm trying to cut down on the amount of power supplies and random junk I have spread all over the place.

@rejoe2 said in NOT WORKING: DHT and RELAYS on Ethernet GW: @zachflem said in NOT WORKING: DHT and RELAYS on Ethernet GW: any thoughts? Not sure about if that's still valid, but there had been the recommendation to use ChildID 1 for the first relay. So you may use 3+4 for temp/hum or start with 10, 20 (or whatever you like) as proposed to have room for further relays or other type of switches. Yeah, just re-read it and found the hard define for the IDs of those, and set them to 100 and 101. Now I have the 2 relays defined as 1 & 2 and the Humidity as 100 and Temp as 101. Can see all 4 sensors but only getting a value from the temp sensor.

Sounds nice! I wish you the best of luck with your project(s) and keep us updated! I might do some project report like this too soon, so I will follow yours ;)

So you will be wiring all the switches with "0-5v line" to mega? Then just digitalRead all the pins on loop and compare with previous state. Simple as that.. Perhaps some (de)bounce library could be helpfull since the switches can cause a bit of bounce. Btw. there is also a library to get interrupts from more pins but it wont help too much with Mega(from only 6 to 16 pins interrupt).. https://github.com/NicoHood/PinChangeInterrupt

@zachflem Can you see a node 0? Select your gateway and run Discover