Check basic operation of your module in your network usingHelloServer.inosketch. There seems to be something with your network that is preventing the OTA port to show up. Maybe this is with Arduino IDE installation / Java. If not done already, try portable installationWindows ZIP file for non...
If the COM port is not shown in the uPyCraft IDE, the ESP8266 is not installed with the CH340 driver, or the USB cable does not have data wires. The cables that come with power banks or chargers usually do not have data wires. So, you need a proper USB cable with data wires. ...
C:\Program Files (x86)\Tensilica\Xtensa OCD Daemon 11.0.2-development\modules\ft2232.dl l : The specified module could not be found. I have also tried to talk to the programmer from an Administrator console prompt (trying to elimate and amny possible issues as possible) issuing the command ...
Once you have everything ready check if your Computer can detect USB to Serial Converter Module. If not, you need to install right firmware for it. For this tutorial I am using CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller manufactured by Silicon Laboratories. If you are also using the same module,...
Okay, so having noted that RNDIS is inherently insecure and that the burnt-in address is not in the private range and needs to be NATed, here’s how to get started as quickly as possible. You don’t really have to do very much on any Debian-based distribution to get up and running...
When I power up the ESP sends out the message on TeraTerm showing version 9.2.4 with READY. The blue LED flashes with transmit. This means connections are fine. But the ESP does not respond to any AT commands. The blue LED does not flash when I send any AT command. I tried many ba...
I am a beginner with Arduino/ESP, so maybe my question is lame, but when I tried to verify this ntp code, it said: ‘gmtime’ was not declared in this scope. I tried to check, if some library is missing, but everything looks good. Any advice?
(private WiFi mode). In private mode the device does not connect to a WiFi network, but in stead creates its own network (as a base station) with a name starting with "config-". The user can now connect a device to this network and visithttp://192.168.4.1/wificonfig. Here it is ...
Analog input is also available on the ESP8266 chip (ADC/TOUT) but it’s not wired up on the ESP-01. It can be combined with an Arduino or it can be programmed to work on its own There are various tools and development environments (IDE’s) to program it. ...
up the BIOS menu, but in a couple of posts related to other mini-pc systems people mentioned that F7 would bring up the boot-device selection menu. It worked, too. Not only did I get a device menu (what the system had detected at boot up, rather than the BIOS preferred-device list...