Hi Ender,
actually the English community is not that active, the Italian and Spanish ones are still used.
I'm no longer directly supporting the community.
My apologizes,
Dario.
From Mobile.
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You should try this only uart 2 uart and test the right souliss comms and nodes up in app. You have examples in wiki about it using rs485.
I can remember some issues about comms between nodes using rf24 or rs485 and u can find it in some of these souliss groups. Spa, Ita or Eng.
Some issues about packet size and propagation time I think.
Im using a workaround to solve this comms issues. Forgetting the souliss handshake between uart nodes and manage my own protocol. Its easy to send a slot value and status between nodes and put alive (app view) only in the bridge node.
You can install the souliss framework in the peer but only for a similar programming.
See also usart_fast.h
Cheers
F
Other solution is connecting the node and the peer via i2c. I have developed a solution with esp and pro and working fine. But ignore the success with rfxx.
In the real world, the comms speed dont need be fast, cause the data exchange between nodes is minimal.
F
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Hi Ender,
actually the English community is not that active, the Italian and Spanish ones are still used.
I'm no longer directly supporting the community.
My apologizes,
Dario.From Mobile.
On 7 Apr 2017 11:25, "Ender Ergunler" <ender...@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear Sir,--I have add below message to souliss google group 3 days ago but I couldn't receive any reply yet from anyone. Could you please check it and inform me about the faults on my souliss codes?Best RegardsEnder**********************************************************************************************I'm so new on Souliss System and first of all, I have tested the Souliss system with two ESP8266 and run it without any problem and I'm very impressed with them. Than I decided to add an RFM69 node to my system. In my system, I setup an ESP8266 node with UART interface as gateway. I connected an UART to RFM69 converter as bridge to the gateway and defined it as supernode. I used the moteino board configuration ( I realized it with using Arduino pro mini 3.3V + RFM69 ) for supernode. I have also a final node with Pro mini + RFM69.When I run the Android APP, I can see 3 node but only 2 typicals on the APP. I can't see the final node's typical. I can control the lamp on the gateway and also on/off the lamp on the bridge node with Android APP without any problem. But I can't neither see the typical nor control the lamp on the final node.To test the RF connection between bridge node and final node, I have connected a button to the final node and sent it's data to the bridge node to light a lamp. And I controlled the lamp on the bridge node with the button of the final node. I'm sure that there is an RF link between bridge and final node.I have also attached the code of my gateway and nodes as attachment. You can check the addressing details easily.Could you please give me some suggestions about how can see the typicals on the final node on the Android APP? Thanks for your help...**********************************************************************************************
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I.e. rf69 not use tcp.
You should analyze the Souliss code for nRf24 solution and apply for rf69.
Perhaps you can develop your own solution and share with community.
Cheers, from Spain. :-)
But no problem, we share the same sea.