@jkandasa,

I found a typo in your example : https://<mycontrollerip>:8334/mylib/gauge.min.js
Using https://<mycontrollerip>:8443/mylib/gauge.min.js it works !

Congratulations for MyController !

Hi,

not really, I sent a request and got 3 replies.

cause 1:
I discovered that OpenHab was enabled at the same time even if I removed the gateway from its things (just wanted to give it a try), so I just unistalled it and the problem disappeared.
For a while...

cause 2:
I was using MYSController for real time debugging of my sensors, but without enablig the "RX only" mode.
Once enabled the RX only mode, the problem disappeared completely.

So, there's nothing wrong with MyController, but rather a weird scenario caused by me.

Enabling ACK on both sensors and Mycontroller I could figure out what was going on.

So, false alarm, sorry !

Franco.

I have some additional information.

I added a S_INFO child to the GPS sensor and sent the position as text. MyController gets confused again.
I suspected that the semicolon ; can generate confusion in the parser, so in the text information I changed the semicolon ; with a pipe | separator and the text is reported correctly.

@jkandasa thanks for your kind answer.
It's what I imagined.
My use case is: Recreational vehicle equipped with 15-20 nodes to monitor resources like air quality, water, batteries, power supplies and chargers, gas, temperature&humidity, gps, heading and inclination and so on.

So, it's a Smart Mobile Home !

I chose to build a display node just because the white background of the web interface does not fit really well (too much light during the night, annoying when you drive. But I would have avoided it if I only could since it's time and nerves consuming, and buy a couple of cheap tablets instead.

But since I am there, I'd like to keep on using it, so if we could increment it it would be super nice. The same applies to operations and to dashboard, since it'a hard to pick the proper sensor variable when you have about 200 sensor variables, and growing.

Thanks in advance and keep up the good work !
Franco.

@jkandasa I am using nRF24L01. since the distance is short and there are no RF obstacles.

Most sensors are base on the Keywish RF-NANO, which is very convenient for non-battery supplied applications.
The serial gateway itself is just an RF-NANO plugged into the Raspberry Pii where MyController is running.

So far I've developed:

with RF-NANO

1. temperature/humdity sensors
2. RS485 sensor interfaced with 2 power meters (for inverter and mains)
3. GPS sensor
4. water tank level and flow
5. inclinometer (sleeping and cooking on a inclined plane is no fun).

with ESP32+nRF

1. BLE interface to commercial Solar Charger
2. Wifi interface to commercial Battery Manager
3. Air Quality Sensor (this works as a Wifi gateway)

with Arduino Mega + nRF (maybe I'll migrate to ESP32 using WiFi)

1. touch 3.5" display

Lights, relays, door locks and alarms to come.

@jkandasa it works !
it is a bit slower than before (30") but it does what I was missing.

Great job, thank you !

@jkandasa increasing the memory did it. thanks again !

@jkandasa increasing the memory did it. thanks again !

@jkandasa oh good hint. I will try it !

@jkandasa it works !
it is a bit slower than before (30") but it does what I was missing.

Great job, thank you !

@jkandasa many thanks ! I will try it and report back to you !

@jkandasa did you have any chance to look at the list issue ? now the server is installed in the camper and I look forward to visualize the data on the display

@jkandasa I am using nRF24L01. since the distance is short and there are no RF obstacles.

Most sensors are base on the Keywish RF-NANO, which is very convenient for non-battery supplied applications.
The serial gateway itself is just an RF-NANO plugged into the Raspberry Pii where MyController is running.

So far I've developed:

with RF-NANO

1. temperature/humdity sensors
2. RS485 sensor interfaced with 2 power meters (for inverter and mains)
3. GPS sensor
4. water tank level and flow
5. inclinometer (sleeping and cooking on a inclined plane is no fun).

with ESP32+nRF

1. BLE interface to commercial Solar Charger
2. Wifi interface to commercial Battery Manager
3. Air Quality Sensor (this works as a Wifi gateway)

with Arduino Mega + nRF (maybe I'll migrate to ESP32 using WiFi)

1. touch 3.5" display

Lights, relays, door locks and alarms to come.

@jkandasa thanks for your kind answer.
It's what I imagined.
My use case is: Recreational vehicle equipped with 15-20 nodes to monitor resources like air quality, water, batteries, power supplies and chargers, gas, temperature&humidity, gps, heading and inclination and so on.

So, it's a Smart Mobile Home !

I chose to build a display node just because the white background of the web interface does not fit really well (too much light during the night, annoying when you drive. But I would have avoided it if I only could since it's time and nerves consuming, and buy a couple of cheap tablets instead.

But since I am there, I'd like to keep on using it, so if we could increment it it would be super nice. The same applies to operations and to dashboard, since it'a hard to pick the proper sensor variable when you have about 200 sensor variables, and growing.

Thanks in advance and keep up the good work !
Franco.

@skywatch What happens in MyController is that you can select sensor's variables only if they were received by the controller itself.

A display should be a passive device, but to show its sensors variables, you have to send dummy values to the controller. I do this once, and after some time they disappear from the list. and if you have lots of sensors with lots of variables, it's very likely that your variables get lost.

but this gives me an idea. Every sensor has a refresh timer to send the full list of values even if they did not change (if they didn't change, I don't send them). I could resend the whole set in that occasion. or just "arm" it when I need it.

At least my display variables will show up again.

After I slept on it, I thought that it would suffice to forward all the incoming messages to a specific nodeID, keeping sender nodeID and and sensorID as per original message. Would it be possible with a javascript, and how to trigger it ?

any suggestion/help much appreciated

Maybe I am following the wrong approach: I use a mysensors node as the main display.
I need to forward almost every sensor variable to the display node, but the list shows a limited amount of sensor variables.
I also noticed that it shows the last n sensor variables that were received by mycontroller.

Is there any way to extend the list to all the registered sensor variables ?
Any other suggestion ?