@jayjaytocool What kind of getting started would help? I've not had time/reason to get into the more complex portions of the software, but I have installed *MySensors *& MyController (working together) many, many times and configured for environmental stuff.
I see you are using a 5100 gateway, which is wired Ethernet, but I don't know what an r3w is. I wouldn't mind doing a recording of something if you are still interested, but I'm using a serial gateway for now with several nRF24 wireless nodes.
Latest posts made by HolesFlow
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RE: where to begin
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RE: Mutlimeter (w/Current & Voltage) example?
@jkandasa Thanks! I went into the SQL of a zipped backup to find the settings. And yes, I'm running MySensors with MyController.
Thanks!
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[Suggestion] Resources -> Sensors ...show last value for each in a column?
Just wondering... I find myself having to navigate all over the place to see the last value of each sensor, some nodes having a bunch to check. If too annoying, how about an optional column? It would go nice with the "last seen" column...
Just a thought...
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Mutlimeter (w/Current & Voltage) example?
Experts,
Would really like to see an example of the Multimeter Sensor. I'm using a MAX471 (1v=5v;1v=1A), and I'm guessing I need to create a float with the actual voltage/current in the sketch. This is the first time I've gone without examples, so I'm trying out V_CURRENT, etc. to see if they might work. While fudging it, thought I'd ask if there is anyone monitoring voltage & current on a node.
Thanks!
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Suggestion for links to support destinations under the Support menu in web interface...
What an amazingly well thought out product. So much awesome.
Can you consider putting links in the web page that go to (by opening another window/tab) the forum and other support places? Right now that pull-down has releases (for download), and System Requirements (which is kind of support, I guess), and Source Code, which most users probably don't need (support-wise)...
Just a thought. I'm 100% MySensors/MyController here, all Arduino, and now that things have calmed down, going to add a few STM32F103 boards...
Thanks again!
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RE: DB Caching oddities...?
It must be related, so here is a snippet of an exception java is throwing every 30 seconds: mycontroller.log I captured the top of the log output after a well-behaved stop & start from a windows shell. The jvm is running as an administrator user, not the actual Administrator account. The install was also done as this user.
HTH
pat
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RE: DB Caching oddities...?
Experts,
After a bit of testing, I can summarize what is happening:
- A gateway serial is created (node 0, EUI 0).
- A node is created off of it (node 1, EUI 1).
- Sensors on that node are setup, looks good.
- A second node (node 2, EUI 2) is added.
- BOTH node1 and node2 take on node 2's name and all other settings.
- The newly added node is red (down), as ID'd by EUI. It was never shown as up.
- All traces of what node1 was are gone-even sensors.
- Node 2 can be deleted, and it will continue in the interface in all respects as EUI 1 (node 1).
- What you are left with is the untouched master/gateway, and a single node (node 2), in the DB as EUI 1 (the EUI of the now overwritten original EUI 1.
Is a video of this needed? A zip of the DB? It seems easily repeatable.
Also, I tried searching here for anything related, and nothing came up. Frankly, I didn't even know how such an issue would be written up, or under which category. Sorry if that makes this entry out of place-it isn't intentional.
TIA!
pat
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RE: DB Caching oddities...?
@HolesFlow Other errata:
Java home
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_77\jre
Java vendor url
http://java.oracle.com/
VM name
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM
VM vendor
Oracle Corporation
VM version
25.77-b03
Specification vendor
Oracle Corporation
Specification version
1.8
Management specification version
1.2
Up time
13 hours 39 minutes 19 seconds
Heap memory
Used: 43 MB, Committed: 52 MB, Init: 8 MB, Max: 89 MB
Non heap memory
Used: 58 MB, Committed: 60 MB, Init: 2 MB, Max: n/a
Threads count
Current: 32, Peak: 35, Total started: 9868, Daemon: 15
Class loading details
Loaded: 5078, Unloaded: 52, Total loaded: 5131
Garbage collector - PS Scavenge
Collection time: 831, Collection count: 186, Last GC duration: 11
Garbage collector - PS MarkSweep
Collection time: 207, Collection count: 4, Last GC duration: 97
Operating system
Windows 7
Architecture
amd64
Version/Kernel
6.1
Available process
8
System load average
n/a
System cpu load
6.40 %
Process cpu
Load: 13.00 %, Time: 33212 milliseconds
Physical memory (RAM)
Free: 22227 MB, Total: 32666 MB
Swap space
Free: 53531 MB, Total: 65330 MB
Committed virtual memory size
179 MB
User working directory
D:\users\Pat\MyController\bin
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DB Caching oddities...?
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MySensors network,Experts,
After adding, modifying, and deleting nodes in initial setup, I've noticed that the "Name" column in Resources > Nodes has a habit of using the newly added/modified "Name" field for all nodes (different EUI's).
NOTE: As you will see below, this only happens for nodes, sensors, etc. that (in my small 1-gateway network) are NOT gateways.
I made this happen initially I think when I made the same EUI for 2 nodes. It may have happened regardless, so I whacked the install & started again:
This 'assignment' seems temporary, but it carries over to anything you do on an affected node-such as sensors. The REAL UNO1 is on EUI3, but look at Resources > Nodes:
..and Resources > Sensors:
Is there something I can do to help t-shoot? I haven't gone into the DB yet, but have no problem diving in...
TIA!
pat
MyController
Version
0.0.3.Alpha2
Database version
1.02.10 - 2016 Jul 29
Git commit:branch
e8afb0266ab685dcfc59b0691ec301d3a17d3fd6:master
Built on
2016-07-30T01:04:37+0530
Build JDK
1.8.0_92
Build tool
Apache Maven 3.3.9Java virtual machine specification
VM vendor
Oracle Corporation
VM name
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM
VM version
1.8.0_77-b03
Java home
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_77\jreOperating system
Operating system
Windows 7
Architecture
amd64
Version/Kernel
6.1
Location
D:\users\Pat\mycontroller