@skywatch This could be a nice idea. But I never experienced this kind of setup.

Can you assign node id for NRF24l01+ which is attached with RPI? AFAIK, it should be a gateway node right? If yes, we should not have more than one gateway node in a network.

My other easy solution, Keep RPI with a private wifi router, hide ssid and do not connect to the internet. In this case, you can have a controller in one place and from another place you can access the controller via your private router.

@skywatch I guess the color will work only with "A sensor graph", Not for grouped and mixed. In these graphs colors will be chosen randomly(we may have more than one same type variable in these graphs).

@skywatch https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues/472

@skywatch thanks for the feedback. Option #1 will be good.
unfortunately, we cannot support Option #2, whole system backup. We can run MyController on many platforms(Linux, Windows, Mac, etc.,), it is very difficult to maintain the backup code.

GitHub: nikolac

Thanks for responding!

Amazing!
Really thanks

Works perfectly!
You rock!

@jkandasa said in Node EUI on Topology chart:

@Boggie This feature is available in snapshot version.

.. and it looks fantastic 🙂

@cimba007 just updating this topic. now we have built-in support for the telegram notification.
https://forum.mycontroller.org/topic/312/send-telegram-bot-message

@skywatch

I have not seen V2 yet, but it certainly will be great to have a more mobile version of mycontroller.

@ragflyer I have fixed @cimba007 solution. yet to fix it fully.
Your log says something like your trying on the corrupted database. can you copy the running database and try again. Kindly do a backup before any actions.
I will try to publish json API. We can use it anywhere.

@dklinkman Yes kindly update the findings. If we need to add the fix in Controller, I will do it.

There are no major changes between 1.2.0 to 1.3.0. You can see it here

@tag I briefly considered caching data at the node level, but memory limits of the arduino modules and/or the added cost & complexity of having SD Card/FLASH modules at every node seems like a big hurdle.

But...caching at the gateway or repeater might work out a little better.

@njbuch

If your DHT11 returns "nan" it means that it is not possible for the node to read the sensor, or received undeadable data, so the result should not even be send to mycontroller. You could try to make your sensor aware of this reading by using the isnan() function...

Below is an example i have found.

https://github.com/adafruit/DHT-sensor-library/blob/master/examples/DHTtester/DHTtester.ino

// Check if any reads failed and exit early (to try again). if (isnan(h) || isnan(t) || isnan(f)) { Serial.println("Failed to read from DHT sensor!"); return; }

(DHT11 is from a specs perspective not the best one to use, DHT22 performs much better...)

@jkandasa

I changed the settings to lower case, need to change the the string that is send to influx, need to plan that one since it will most probably add new tables in influx.

Will keep you posted!! 🙂 Thx!! 👍

@ghydda

Great idea!!, thank you for sharing this information!

Another solution for the orangepi zero would be the NAS extention board,

now an sata and msata port will be available 🙂

will for sure look into your solution!