ESP8266WiFi_Start

From Hello World to Webserver interaktion

📝 Table of Contents

• datebook
• Install
• How it works
• Lizenz

📖 datebook

General Properties	https://amzn.eu/d/aDcUB0k
Programming	via microUSB cable
Digital Pins	11
Analog Pins	1 (input only)
Operating Voltage	3V - 3.6V

Supported Programming Languages	Development Environment
C++	Arduino IDE
Python	microPython
Javascript	Espruino

Technical Properties
Chip	ESP12-F
Operating Voltage	3V - 3.6V
Digital I/O Pins	11
Analog Input Pins	1 (max. 3.2V)
Architecture	32-bit
Interfaces	UART
	I2C
	SPI
Clock Rate	80MHz & 160MHz
Flash Size	4 MB
Operating Temperature	-20°C to 85°C
Power Consumption	Continuous: ~70mA
	Modem-Sleep: ~20mA
	Light-Sleep: ~2mA
	Deep-Sleep: ~0.02mA
WiFi Modes	STA
	AP
	STA & AP
Length	34.2 mm
Width	25.6 mm
Weight	3 grams

💻 Install

• 1. Clone this Git.

git clone https://github.com/NapoII/ESP8266WiFi_Start

• 2. Install the necessary driver on your computer to address the ESP chip set. CH340→ https://sparks.gogo.co.nz/ch340.html
• 3. Start VSS with the extension PlatfromIO. → https://platformio.org/
• 4. Create a new project with PlatfromIO with the following settings: Name: ESP_Test Borad: Espressif ESP8266 ESP-12E Framework: Arduino
• 5. Take a desired main.cpp file from the git and copy it into the src folder.
• 8. Connect the ESP to your computer with a USB port.
• 9. Upload the Projekt to the ESP.

  

• 10. Open the serial console to see the output of the ESP.

  

• 11. ☕ Now that the base is in place Treat yourself to a cup of tea.

💭 How it works

Push the desired ccp file into the ESP for testing

1. Hello LED

   • "Hello LED" is a basic Arduino project that demonstrates LED control using the Visual Studio Code (VSS) platform.
   • The program increments a counter, prints a message with the count on the serial monitor, and blinks the LED every two seconds.

2. Hello WiFi

   • "Hello WiFi" is an Arduino project for the ESP8266 board using Visual Studio Code (VSS).
   • It connects the board to a WiFi network, blinks the onboard LED once, and displays the connection status and local IP address on the serial monitor.

3. Hello Webhost

   • "Hello Webhost" is an Arduino project using the ESP8266 board and Visual Studio Code (VSS) to create a web server.
   • The web server displays a start page with options to "Print Hello Status" and "Force a LED test," and it enables mDNS to access the page via the hostname "helloESP.local."

📚 Lizenz

MIT License

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