Topics created by aliasjim

@aliasjim I noticed the MYSbootloader defaults to PA level MAX. When i use this PA level with my nodes in normal operation they don't function eigther. I might try with a bootloader compiled with lower PA level, maybe, just maybe i will get lucky. Now i only need to find someone who is willing to compile it for me

@jkandasa ok thanks, i will upgrade

@aliasjim

MYController discovered a sensor called "SENSOR_BC", any idea what this is?

I guess this is related to the issue: https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues/484, But still, I did not get any clue,

Is it possible to select a unit for a sensor "lightlevel(lux)" instead of (%)?

It is possible to change a unit, MyController does not have the unit lightlevel(lux). Can you create a ticket to add this?

I have one sensor with 2 "variable types", what does this mean and how can i remove one (one has no value)

Edit sensor and uncheck a variable, which you do not want. I hope it is reported by your sketch/node. So it may recreate again a later time.

I have digital sensors that are interrupt driven both when going low and when going high, but in mycontroller the sensor gets tripped and stays tripped (in dashboard, on the graph it does revert state back)

MyController graphs are updated every 30 seconds(default) once. You can refresh the page to see the changes. If not your sketch/node may not report the new state.

I love this software esspechially the FOTA part, no more running around with laptop and cables. Great work

Thank you

@jkandasa yes, after i couldn't remove the firmware in the ui, i deleted it from this path. I might of been a little hasty

@aliasjim That's great!

Just for the record, I compiled all the bootloaders here:

https://github.com/guillebot/MYSensors-Bootloaders

all the channels, for 1, 8 and 16MHz.

@aliasjim Yes, you should disable serial port from openhab and enable the serial port(gateway) in MyController, when you want to run FOTA

@aliasjim I never tested with two kinds of a controller, May be possible. MQTT might fit for this requirement.
Other users might experience this setup.