New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
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New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Brand new RFLink Gateway firmware adds support for Ikea Ansluta, Philips Living Colors Gen1, MySensors devices and has "Mini" GPIO.
For Ansluta or Living Colors you will need a CC2500 module. Details on how to connect these modules are on the Wiring details page.
Changelog:
R44:
- New Device: Ikea Ansluta (2.4 Ghz device, CC2500 transceiver required)
- New Device: Philips Living Colors Generation 1 (2.4 Ghz device, CC2500 transceiver required)
- New Device: Friedland DC44
- New Device: Warema EWFS shutters and awnings
- New Device: Bosch DID09T951, Bosch DID09T950 and compatible ventilation units
- New Device: Siemens SF-01 and compatible ventilation units
- New Device: Wave Design SF-01 and compatible ventilation units
- New Device: Visonic MCT-302 open and close signal
- New Device: Ningbo KD-205-1 switch set
- New Device: Steffen Power Switch (1204380 3M)
- New Device: Bresser weather sensor
- New Device: RFTech 210TX weather sensor
- New Feature: Bluetooth LE Advertisement packet sniffing *experimental* (NRF24L01 required, needs to be wired for MiLight)
- New Feature: MySensors packet sniffing *experimental* (NRF24L01 required, needs to be wired for MiLight)
- New Device: MySensors temperature and humidity devices (more types to follow) (NRF24L01 required, needs to be wired for MiLight)
- Fixed: Improved OWL CM130 recognition
- Fixed: Revolt power reporting corrected
- Fixed: RFmeter values presented in hexadecimal
- Fixed: Improved Baldr signal recognition
- Added: Friedland PIR checksum calculation
- Added: GPIO 4 input and 4 output pins can be used as on/off or push button devices
For Ansluta or Living Colors you will need a CC2500 module. Details on how to connect these modules are on the Wiring details page.
Changelog:
R44:
- New Device: Ikea Ansluta (2.4 Ghz device, CC2500 transceiver required)
- New Device: Philips Living Colors Generation 1 (2.4 Ghz device, CC2500 transceiver required)
- New Device: Friedland DC44
- New Device: Warema EWFS shutters and awnings
- New Device: Bosch DID09T951, Bosch DID09T950 and compatible ventilation units
- New Device: Siemens SF-01 and compatible ventilation units
- New Device: Wave Design SF-01 and compatible ventilation units
- New Device: Visonic MCT-302 open and close signal
- New Device: Ningbo KD-205-1 switch set
- New Device: Steffen Power Switch (1204380 3M)
- New Device: Bresser weather sensor
- New Device: RFTech 210TX weather sensor
- New Feature: Bluetooth LE Advertisement packet sniffing *experimental* (NRF24L01 required, needs to be wired for MiLight)
- New Feature: MySensors packet sniffing *experimental* (NRF24L01 required, needs to be wired for MiLight)
- New Device: MySensors temperature and humidity devices (more types to follow) (NRF24L01 required, needs to be wired for MiLight)
- Fixed: Improved OWL CM130 recognition
- Fixed: Revolt power reporting corrected
- Fixed: RFmeter values presented in hexadecimal
- Fixed: Improved Baldr signal recognition
- Added: Friedland PIR checksum calculation
- Added: GPIO 4 input and 4 output pins can be used as on/off or push button devices
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Introduction: http://www.nemcon.nl/blog2/
Generic Support forum: http://www.esp8266.nu/forum/viewforum.php?f=8
Introduction: http://www.nemcon.nl/blog2/
Generic Support forum: http://www.esp8266.nu/forum/viewforum.php?f=8
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Hello,
I've just received my RFLINK Gateway from Nodo Shop.
After soldering all components, I've loaded the Firmware r44 to the Arduino board...
I've no RF log in RFLINK Loader v1.09
If I send the command "10;PING;", I've no answer
I tried the same with the previous version of the Firmware (r43) : no problem, I can see RF logs and ping is ok.
Can you explain to me if it's normal ? If yes, where can I find logs ?
I've just received my RFLINK Gateway from Nodo Shop.
After soldering all components, I've loaded the Firmware r44 to the Arduino board...
I've no RF log in RFLINK Loader v1.09
If I send the command "10;PING;", I've no answer
I tried the same with the previous version of the Firmware (r43) : no problem, I can see RF logs and ping is ok.
Can you explain to me if it's normal ? If yes, where can I find logs ?
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Did you download a fresh copy of the r44 firmware?
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Introduction: http://www.nemcon.nl/blog2/
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Introduction: http://www.nemcon.nl/blog2/
Generic Support forum: http://www.esp8266.nu/forum/viewforum.php?f=8
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Yes.
That's what I do the first.
I try one time : r44 doesn't work.
So I try to download a second time the firmware : same result (30 october,2016)
I'll try it again.
That's what I do the first.
I try one time : r44 doesn't work.
So I try to download a second time the firmware : same result (30 october,2016)
I'll try it again.
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Huuum...
Always the same problem...
I only have this :
20;00;Nodo RadioFrequencyLink - RFLink Gateway V1.1 - R44;
20;01;MiLight=OFF;NO NRF24L01;
10;version;
10;status;
Nothing else.
With the r43, I've RF information...
Like this :
20;00;Nodo RadioFrequencyLink - RFLink Gateway V1.1 - R43;
20;01;MiLight=OFF;NO NRF24L01;
10;version;
20;02;VER=1.1;REV=43;BUILD=0a;
10;status;
20;03;CMD UNKNOWN;
20;04;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=ON;
20;05;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=OFF;
20;06;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=OFF;
20;07;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=ON;
20;08;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=OFF;
20;09;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=ON;
20;0A;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=OFF;
Always the same problem...
I only have this :
20;00;Nodo RadioFrequencyLink - RFLink Gateway V1.1 - R44;
20;01;MiLight=OFF;NO NRF24L01;
10;version;
10;status;
Nothing else.
With the r43, I've RF information...
Like this :
20;00;Nodo RadioFrequencyLink - RFLink Gateway V1.1 - R43;
20;01;MiLight=OFF;NO NRF24L01;
10;version;
20;02;VER=1.1;REV=43;BUILD=0a;
10;status;
20;03;CMD UNKNOWN;
20;04;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=ON;
20;05;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=OFF;
20;06;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=OFF;
20;07;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=ON;
20;08;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=OFF;
20;09;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=ON;
20;0A;Blyss;ID=ecbe;SWITCH=A0;CMD=OFF;
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Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
- New Device: Visonic MCT-302 open and close signal
Also in 866mhz??
Also in 866mhz??
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
I have exactly the same problem as @samsoul
I have two arduino's with 2 RFlinks set up
On the first, I installed R43 and then upgraded to R44
> everything keeps working on both versions
On the second I installed R44 directly
> I see the same problem as @samsoul
When I now downgrade to R43 th RFlink starts working
I have switched the 2 arduino's and rflinks with each other
Arduino 1 + RFlink 1 > R43 OK and R44 OK
Arduino 1 + RFlink 2 > R43 OK and R44 OK
Arduino 2 + RFlink 1 > R43 OK and R44 Not OK
Arduino 2 + RFlink 2 > R43 OK and R44 Not OK
This makes me believe, the problem is not the hardware.
The soldering of the RFlinks is good and the Arduino's both work wit R43
I have two arduino's with 2 RFlinks set up
On the first, I installed R43 and then upgraded to R44
> everything keeps working on both versions
On the second I installed R44 directly
> I see the same problem as @samsoul
When I now downgrade to R43 th RFlink starts working
I have switched the 2 arduino's and rflinks with each other
Arduino 1 + RFlink 1 > R43 OK and R44 OK
Arduino 1 + RFlink 2 > R43 OK and R44 OK
Arduino 2 + RFlink 1 > R43 OK and R44 Not OK
Arduino 2 + RFlink 2 > R43 OK and R44 Not OK
This makes me believe, the problem is not the hardware.
The soldering of the RFlinks is good and the Arduino's both work wit R43
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Correct, the issue is that one of the features that require additional hardware is activated.
That, together with the hardware detection failing on some Arduino Mega's causes a problem.
That, together with the hardware detection failing on some Arduino Mega's causes a problem.
-=# RFLink Gateway Development Team #=-
Introduction: http://www.nemcon.nl/blog2/
Generic Support forum: http://www.esp8266.nu/forum/viewforum.php?f=8
Introduction: http://www.nemcon.nl/blog2/
Generic Support forum: http://www.esp8266.nu/forum/viewforum.php?f=8
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Is the "Bluetooth LE Advertisement packet sniffing" enabled by default or does it need a special command?
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Hi there, I am no to RFLink and have just built the nodo-shop device.
If I run the R43 firmware all is well and I receive data correctly however if I upgrade to 44 or 45 I get no responses to commands and receive no debug data. I think this is the same issue as described above.
Thanks
If I run the R43 firmware all is well and I receive data correctly however if I upgrade to 44 or 45 I get no responses to commands and receive no debug data. I think this is the same issue as described above.
Is there a fix/hardware mode I need to apply in order to correct this issue?Stuntteam wrote:Correct, the issue is that one of the features that require additional hardware is activated.
That, together with the hardware detection failing on some Arduino Mega's causes a problem.
Thanks
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Put a wire between pin 12 and 13 reboot rflink, remove wire, reboot again and all will be fine.
R46 will not have these issues.
R46 will not have these issues.
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Introduction: http://www.nemcon.nl/blog2/
Generic Support forum: http://www.esp8266.nu/forum/viewforum.php?f=8
Introduction: http://www.nemcon.nl/blog2/
Generic Support forum: http://www.esp8266.nu/forum/viewforum.php?f=8
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
So can you name a date for R46?
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Thanks Stuntteam much appreciated, that sorted it 

Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
@Stuntteam
Hi,
I know there is already topic with newer R45 and R46 however I would like to keep this post here because there is potential solution mentioned above.
One year ago I have bought RFlink (on PCB its v1.1.1) to control my 433MHz devices, I noticed there is a possibility now to use MySensors also. Thats why I have upgraded firmware to R46 to check it. Unfortunately, checking debug log on RFLink Loader I see:
"20;00;Nodo RadioFrequencyLink - RFLink Gateway V1.1 - R46;
20;01;MySensors=OFF;NO NRF24L01;"
This is also visible if I upgrade my Mega2560 with R43, R44, R45. I have tried three different NRF antennas to isolate problem with nrf module failure. I did not have any issues with RFLink to use it with 433MHz appliances. Your solution with wiring together Pin 12 & Pin could solve this behaviour? Should I wire it with RFLink module attached or detached? How about power. Wiring once device is up and running or wire it when power off -> then turn on -> then reboor -> then remove wire -> turn on and reboot?
Thanks for input
Cheers
Maciek
Hi,
I know there is already topic with newer R45 and R46 however I would like to keep this post here because there is potential solution mentioned above.
One year ago I have bought RFlink (on PCB its v1.1.1) to control my 433MHz devices, I noticed there is a possibility now to use MySensors also. Thats why I have upgraded firmware to R46 to check it. Unfortunately, checking debug log on RFLink Loader I see:
"20;00;Nodo RadioFrequencyLink - RFLink Gateway V1.1 - R46;
20;01;MySensors=OFF;NO NRF24L01;"
This is also visible if I upgrade my Mega2560 with R43, R44, R45. I have tried three different NRF antennas to isolate problem with nrf module failure. I did not have any issues with RFLink to use it with 433MHz appliances. Your solution with wiring together Pin 12 & Pin could solve this behaviour? Should I wire it with RFLink module attached or detached? How about power. Wiring once device is up and running or wire it when power off -> then turn on -> then reboor -> then remove wire -> turn on and reboot?
Thanks for input
Cheers
Maciek
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Have you installed a NRF24L01 module?
You can use either the one linked above with removeable antenna and
integrated PA and LNA for maximum range or a cheaper version with
shorter range...
You can use either the one linked above with removeable antenna and
integrated PA and LNA for maximum range or a cheaper version with
shorter range...
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
@data
Hey,
I do have NRF24L01 module already installed like here:

I have tried module with built in external antenna and smaller one without external antenna. Unfortunately results are the same.
Thanks,
Maciek
Hey,
I do have NRF24L01 module already installed like here:

I have tried module with built in external antenna and smaller one without external antenna. Unfortunately results are the same.
Thanks,
Maciek
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Have you enabled the module according to http://www.nemcon.nl/blog2/faq#Freq3 ?
See Q: What do I need to do besides add the NRF24L01?
See Q: What do I need to do besides add the NRF24L01?
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Yes, I was testing this step on R44, R45 and R46. I had "window popup" with information that it was "activated" but in the logs I saw the same "MySensors=OFF;NO NRF24L01;"
I see the following in FAQ:
I see the following in FAQ:
Maybe it is not "direct" to MySensors but, if I have v1.1.1 on my RFLink PCB it means I cannot use NRF module for MySensors?Q: Can I use the NRF24L01 socket on the Nodo PCB for Milight signals?
A: That depends on the Nodo PCB version.
Version 1.1.3 and higher: Yes.
Versions below 1.1.3: No, the NodoNRF socket uses a software SPI solution while the NRF for Milight is using the hardware SPI pins.
Re: New RFLink firmware (R44) now available!
Is your PCB exactly the same as depicted above? If not, post an actual photo, please.
The one in the image you've provided is wired up for MiLight / Applamp / Limitless Led support.
This configuration uses pins on the 'digital' port (pins 22-53) whereas the "NODO NRF24L01" Sensor
support is wired to the 'analog' ports.
The one in the image you've provided is wired up for MiLight / Applamp / Limitless Led support.
This configuration uses pins on the 'digital' port (pins 22-53) whereas the "NODO NRF24L01" Sensor
support is wired to the 'analog' ports.
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