Martin Jäger

Ok, lots of stuff to understand... didn't know the B.A.T.M.A.N. network before and I don't yet fully understand what it does from a quick look at the docs. Anyway, some...

Regarding good place to discuss the mesh network: Generally GH issues are probably OK. Alternatively we could use a wiki page on GitHub? Or open a dedicated repo to dump...

Sorry for the late reply, I was busy with lots of other stuff. As you may have seen, I moved the device library repo to the [ThingSet account on GitHub](https://github.com/ThingSet)...

Just discovered this quite interesting project from Eclipse Foundation: https://zenoh.io/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_wAdFHrESY0&ab_channel=EclipseFoundation Maybe the zenoh.net layer could be leveraged for the routing of ThingSet messages... but I didn't fully understand how...

Thanks for the explanations. I think I understand much better what you'd like to do now. And I agree it makes sense to have a simpler layer for CAN, RS232...

The ThingSet protocol (used by default by the Libre Solar BMS) does already support automatic node address assignment, see [here](https://thingset.io/spec/v0.6/transports/can.html#network-management) for the details. Daisy-chaining is more an electrical question. You...

Nice, thanks for posting the test results!

> I added the 100 A test without a heatsink to the post. I believe 80 A without a heatsink is acceptable at temperatures below 60 °C, but 100 A...

> @martinjaeger We are using these adaptation layers for BT and WiFi (`zephyr/esp32c6/src/wifi/esp_wifi_adapter.c`, `zephyr/esp32c3/src/bt/esp_bt_adapter.c`). Have you considered creating one for 802154? I prefer to avoid chip-specific adapters if possible. The...

Sounds like a good idea. Would you suggest to add another 4-pin connector with the two GPIOs, VCC and GND? Could be a little bit tricky to find space for...