@mtbhuw great!! thanks for your feedback!!

@tag Thank you for the feedback. the CPU temp is shown as 0.049c instead of 49c I have filed an issue with pi4j. Seems it's fixed. Let me check with recent version and update. https://github.com/Pi4J/pi4j/issues/356 Which image do you use (in my opinion armbian jesse is still the best..) Yes, I too use armbian. Which is super cool image for Orange PI and what is "hot" can you keep your finger on the cpu for a minute? Sure, Will update you

https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues/412

this seems to work, thanks

@anduril There is no direct options available. Let me have a look and update you

@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)

@abatapa Thank you so much for your support with MyController. If the GW, which had first registered the switch - is now fully responsible for the switch. And if the GW is down - i can't do nothing with the switch binded to him. I need to go to find the same switch on "other gateway's" and only then - switch the switch Looks like you are using same radio channel on both the gateway. MyController does not know anything about behind gateway. MyController adding resource details as received from your gateway. Here, your gateway duplicating sensors. AFAIK, you should have only one gateway in MySensors network. When we have more than one gateway, we might face issues like this. We may go with MQTT in this case. But this will duplicate all of your data. Example: When you turn on the switch, your node will receive two times. Similarly, when the node sends data to the gateway, MyController receives two times. If you have enabled OTA firmware update for this node might face a serious issue in this case. I never worked with two gateways on same radio frequency. Kindly check with MySensors community. They might have strong experience on this.

thanks @jkandasa

This is perfect thanks a a lot

@bmanos said: DON'T reply I figured out the way to do this I didn't see that I can refer to rules in the operations module Everything is OK Thanks for your help one more time Hello Could you have a look at the following there is something I am doing wrong! Thanks again [image: 1504616788225-rule.png] [image: 1504616796191-operations.png]

Thanks I am OK now most things seems to work

@skywatch MyController never assigns node ID 0. It always starts with 1 see the code here I guess the problem with your repeater node. Can you try to erase EEPROM of the repeater node and try again?

Right now I can even get to see "mycontroller" from my browser. I've got a long way to go. Lol R3w = uno r3

@jkandasa Thanks! I went into the SQL of a zipped backup to find the settings. And yes, I'm running MySensors with MyController. Thanks!

@moskovskiy82 Do you want to just listen to your nodes on MyController? In this case, give none MQTT topic on MyController to post back to your gateway.

@mattjones your Arduino sends fault message back to the controller? For now, there is no way.

@HolesFlow Thanks for the feedback. I will take this as a feature request. Kindly create a request on https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues

@skywatch https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues/315

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!

@skywatch When we go with SSL certificate we always get the security warning. To avoid SSL certificate warning you have to create CA certificate. Simply you can ignore this SSL certificate warning. What is the issue are you facing this default certificate? If you want CA certificate https://letsencrypt.org for free