yurysvirida
commented
2 years ago Hello,
the id# is hard-coded. you can check the github.com page in the link
https://github.com/EasySensors/switchBox/blob/master/EasySwitchBoxMySensors.ino
line 31
comment line 31 out to assign random # from the controller side.
best regards, Yury
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Hello I have purchased few switchBosex on Tindie.com and I have question about 433 Lora revision: is it assigning random node ID - or it's hardcoded with example sketch = 166 and node ID is not unique for all samples from manufacturing.
Waiting for an answer. Sincerely, Pavel Nesterenko. Sowillo dev.
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Hello I have purchased few switchBosex on Tindie.com and I have question about 433 Lora revision: is it assigning random node ID - or it's hardcoded with example sketch = 166 and node ID is not unique for all samples from manufacturing.
Waiting for an answer. Sincerely, Pavel Nesterenko. Sowillo dev.