You can use the serial binding as I described here.

Hope this is the right place to ask.
Will be great to have version number available via MQTT, the same way as RSSI and Uptime.
Many thanks to psy0rz for v2!

Thanks, already fixed - I misunderstood some configuration fields meaning.

Changed receiver to RXB6 and everything works as it should. In order to get real temperature I probably need to convert hex to decimal then divide by 10 - right?
0e (hex) == 14 (dec), La Crosse display shows 1.4 outside.

Thanks!!

Hello

I'm running Build: 147. This is my configuration: This is what I'm getting from MQTT broker (using mosquitto_sub): Why the slash is added at the end?
"rssi" seems to be a %valname%, but what is the %tskname% ?

Sounds logical, but situation is still weird because TX6U Monitor keeps providing some sustaining output: Message recognized from LaCrosse TX6U device! ID: 32 Temperature: 6.91 °C Message recognized from LaCrosse TX6U device! ID: 32 Temperature: 6.58 °C Message recognized from LaCrosse TX6U device...

It is 433MHz.
It has 4+2 pins, CE pin has no external connection, but on PCB it is connected to Vcc over 10k resistor.
Thank you for looking into my issue.

This is the sketch I used for testing: https://github.com/andreacioni/TX6U-Monitor I've tested both pins here - 2,0 (default) and 19,4 (to be in sync with RFLink): TX6U t(2,0); //Arduino UNO pin 2 -> interrupt 0 I'm using Mega 2560, receiver data pin connected to pin 19, all according to the instruc...

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Hello everyone My plan was to catch weather information from my old outdoor La Crosse TX-2U sensor, but for some reasons I see nothing in the debug log. I expected to see either something decoded or at least some raw debug data, but I see nothing [from the sensor]. 20;00;Nodo RadioFrequencyLink - RF...