@skywatch See here for reason and solution..... https://forum.mycontroller.org/topic/328/serial-problem/57

@jkandasa Just using /mylib/gauge.min.js (without the https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/8443) works okay too! So problem solved!, issue was multiple lines to the same script in Utilities --> HTML additional headers --> Scriptfiles Case closed

Probably a stupid question, but will this reboot all mys GW attached to the pi? @skywatch Yes, it will. if your mys GW powered by RPI

MyController can be installed anywhere, it is pure carbon, the hardest material

@jkandasa Thanks for that, missed it.

@jkandasa I test the latest SNAPSHOT and it works like a charm !!! Thanks a lot

Thank you very much, this is exactly the kind of hint I needed!

@skywatch Yes, I put 512KB limit to avoid storage full. Yes please send to jkandasa at gmail dot com

@iamtheghost Are you using inbuilt serial IO pins from raspberry PI? If yes, you may need to disable console login. Have you configured this serial port for any other service? looks like you have some issues with your gateway serial port.

@bmanos said in About battery level: delay until ne One thing i saw in your sketch is this line delay(1000); Delay will stop all processing, also the mysensors code... what you preferably should use is: wait(1000); In this case mysensors is still able to process (just a little tip which will help coding, see this link for more information)

@Emenike It is free. There are no api keys needed. You go to the main Metcheck page, select your location for the weather location you want to use, then towards the bottom of the page is a button labeled 'JSON'. Click that button and it gives you a url to use (just modify the script above for the url it gives you) Sripts are under Utiliries menu in my controller main page. After that manually running the script fetches data fine, but from there on you will need jkandasas help as this is as far as I have got.

@fsgrazzutti It is good news. let us know if you see the issue again. Thanks!

it may be a more universal solution for the node/switch to use the request(uint8_t childSensorId, uint8_t variableType) function and resend the command to the node/relayActuator after a timeout. This is what @jkandasa mentioned in his post earlier. Still if the node/switch receives the request() it does not know what sensor sent it. If this was contained in the message variable we could implement a fairly robust solution to this.

@jkandasa It's working! Thanks. it would be great to have a simple tool to create massive operations. Like "create all ON operation for selected Binary sensors" or something like that. Thanks again!

Hoorah !!!! - It is working now !!!! Thank you so much for your kind support and time today. Whilst I have only been running this for a week or so I have learnt a lot in the process. But don't worry, I will soon be back with more questions!

Amazing! Really thanks

@jkandasa ok thanks, i will upgrade

@j54n1n thanks again! please report back if you find any