I started working on MyController version 2.x.
Existing repository renamed to mycontroller-v1-legacy.
Version 1.x: https://github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller-v1-legacy
Version 2.x: https://github.com/mycontroller-org/backend and https://github.com/mycontroller-org/console-web
Hello everyone,
MyController was born around August 2015. Currently, version 1.0.0 available for public and before 25, December 2017, version 1.1.0 will be available for the public.
To rectify all these issues, I am planning to build MyController 2.x from scratch. With the following technologies.
Still, I want to keep MyController's primary platform as Rasberry PI.
Kindly share your experience with influxDB and raspberry PI in the long run. Also, share your thoughts on this big move.
@Avamander Thanks for the pointer. Discourse needs more resources than NodeBB. We do not have that much budget.
So, for now, we do not have any plans to upgrade.
@skywatch The error shown here is not related to the issue you are facing. This is error is not harmful.
@njbuch I never tested sleep and wake up. Let me try and update, when I get time.
@BenCranston For now MyController will not support for MySensors RSSI. I have to check development version of MySensors to support this feature for MySensors.
RSSI created for future use. Have plan to support LoRa (TheThingsNetwork.org), there we have RSSI.
var pingDistance = tankDistanceSensor.value; //Water tank level percent
You have to use parseInt(tankDistanceSensor.value), Sensor variable always have String value.
var pingDistance = parseInt(tankDistanceSensor.value); //Water tank level percent
//THESE 2 LINES DO NOT SEEM TO SET THE VALUES
tankLitresSensor.setValue(litres);
tankPercentageSensor.setValue(percentage);
After these two lines add the following lines,
mcApi.sensor().sendPayload(tankLitresSensor);
mcApi.sensor().sendPayload(tankPercentageSensor);
@skywatch Thanks for the logs. Can you edit and save again gateway2 and see the behavior?
@yd I forget to mention a thing. You have to map your firmware with your node. If there is a reboot, your node will check with controller this is my firmware. Controller will respond as we have new firmware use this, Then node will request each block. This is how firmware update works. So you have to map your frimware with your node on MyController node page.
@blacksheepinc Hi, Yes, I had a look. And looks like we can implement with MyController with some new implementation to support for JSR223 standard(which is used in Java). Kindly create a request on github.com/mycontroller-org/mycontroller/issues When I get time I will work on this. Thank you!
Hi,
I have developed a new MQTT bridge to convert from serial, ethernet to MQTT.
Supports for MySensors.
You can have more than one serial ports and/or ethernet connections.
If you are interested in, https://github.com/mycontroller-org/2mqtt
Thanks!
Hello everyone,
After a long wait, MyController 2.0 is now available for testing.
Initially, I would like to go with a small group of ~20 members.
If you are interested to be part of the testing please let me know.
Thanks!
@fsgrazzutti It is good news. let us know if you see the issue again. Thanks!
@fsgrazzutti Sure, kindly report back your finding on this, it can help us to narrow down the issue.
@fsgrazzutti We have a fix for this issue in and it is in the SNAPSHOT version
Maybe you might see a different issue.
do you see any error on the mycontroller.log when you click on the dropdown?
@fsgrazzutti We have some fixes on sensor related issues on the SNAPSHOT version.
can you please try with the SNAPSHOT version?
We are going to release this soon. Thanks!
SNAPSHOT Version: https://forum.mycontroller.org/topic/58/download-snapshot-build/1
@fsgrazzutti Do you see data received to the MyController server?
Do you see any error on the mycontroller.log?
@skywatch Sure, I will think of a possible option with MC.
@skywatch I think it is better to add RTC on your RPI and ask RPI to update the clock from the RTC. This could be a universal solution.
If you have more than one RPI, you can configure an NTP server on an RPI (an RPI that has RTC) and ask other RPI to get update from that RPI via NTP.
Here is an example: https://thepihut.com/blogs/raspberry-pi-tutorials/17209332-adding-a-real-time-clock-to-your-raspberry-pi
@skywatch IIRC, there is no service required internet in MyController V1.
sunrise sunset too calculated locally based on the latitude and longitude.
In MyController, we are using https://github.com/mikereedell/sunrisesunsetlib-java