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Status of the Node

9 years 6 months ago #1588 by asm7100
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Does MySesnosrs only works with NRF24L01??
To me it seems a little silly to have two kinds of wireless, when you have mcp12 modules?

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9 years 6 months ago #1589 by asm7100
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Can you make a text about the opportunities you have with Status.XXXXXXX property??

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9 years 6 months ago #1591 by EasyIoT
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asm7100 wrote: Does MySesnosrs only works with NRF24L01??
To me it seems a little silly to have two kinds of wireless, when you have mcp12 modules?


NRF24L is suitable for low power battery sensors. ESP8266 has better range and it also works without Arduino.

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9 years 6 months ago #1599 by lesjaw
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EasyIoT wrote: I have automation program to check if node is alive. For ESP8266 you have Status.Connection property. In MySesnosrs (NRF24L01) driver you do not have connection status, so all nodes should send data at least once per day. If not I detect this and send notification email.

I plan to add Status.Connection visualization in WEB interface on module display.


Last night i was thinking about create automation too, what I was think is create a web server inside the node then create automation to POST/GET data from it then send email if there is no reply.. Btw can we use ping command in automation? As far as I know we can execute cmd.exe...

Status.Connection seems very good indeed... Will try this asap..

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9 years 6 months ago #1629 by EasyIoT
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lesjaw wrote:

EasyIoT wrote: I have automation program to check if node is alive. For ESP8266 you have Status.Connection property. In MySesnosrs (NRF24L01) driver you do not have connection status, so all nodes should send data at least once per day. If not I detect this and send notification email.

I plan to add Status.Connection visualization in WEB interface on module display.


Last night i was thinking about create automation too, what I was think is create a web server inside the node then create automation to POST/GET data from it then send email if there is no reply.. Btw can we use ping command in automation? As far as I know we can execute cmd.exe...

Status.Connection seems very good indeed... Will try this asap..


Practically you can do everything in automation. There are some POST examples on forum if you need examples.

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