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Hi! First of all: Thank you for the kind words! I made this video back in my second year of high school studying electronics, and have since graduated and become an actual engineer (!!). So you can say I've been busy! 😅 You're unfortunately right about a part 2, since I haven't worked with the ESP8266 in a while. I would recommend checking out the ESP32, as it has WiFi connectivity built in (no need for an Arduino!), and it's a widely used and documented board, with lots of videos online. I would love to upload some more videos about topics I find interesting in the future, so feel free to subscribe! 😊
Hi, did what you showed. Get no "OK", tried different baud rates, don't help. Did you know what's wrong or have you any idea ? I've tried 3 different ESP8266 modules.
I'm unable to help you at this time, but I would suspect there to be an error in the Arduino hardware. Does other code run fine (see the "blink" canoe program in the Arduino IDE).
@@larsiparsii Thanks for your fast reply. I don't believe, that's it came from the arduino hardware. Cause arduino code runs fine and i tried also different arduinos (first i tried it with nano, later with an uno). I was able to get some "lines" mesages from the ESP and now i know it's from AI Thinker. But always those "lines" end with an "failed". I think all my ESP8266 borads are faulty. As far as i see / understand it's behavior, i would say comunication dosen't work. Maybe i got some replacement boards and they used them without the voltage divider... ??? I'll try to buy new ones and then i will test it again.
@@peterkumpf7303 That sounds like a plausible explanation! If you want to develop more for Arduino hardware with WiFi capabilities, I would recommend checking out the ESP32!
@@dbtest117 Hi, and sorry for the late reply! You wouldn't use the ESP32 together _with_ an Arduino board. Instead you'd program it like how you'd program an Arduino board, but with some differences. ESP32 offers a more "complete" microcontroller, with integrated WiFi and Bluetooth. This connectivity together with it's small size makes it great for IoT applications. I recommend reading up on it! :) Let me know if you have any other questions!
@@dbtest117 Sorry for the late reply (didn't get a notification that you had commented), but the tutorial should still work for the purpose presented. I'm just not happy with how I covered the topic, looking back. :)
@@larsiparsii I like it since I am working with obsolete hardware as well (often they are more reliable or at least there is more information available).
Thanks, first tutorial that's clear, clean and to the point about this topic.
Guess part 2 has been cancelled?
Hi!
First of all: Thank you for the kind words!
I made this video back in my second year of high school studying electronics, and have since graduated and become an actual
engineer (!!). So you can say I've been busy! 😅
You're unfortunately right about a part 2, since I haven't worked with the ESP8266 in a while. I would recommend checking out the ESP32, as it has WiFi connectivity built in (no need for an Arduino!), and it's a widely used and documented board, with lots of videos online.
I would love to upload some more videos about topics I find interesting in the future, so feel free to subscribe! 😊
Brilliant! Worked first time :) Thank you :)
So nice to hear that. Enjoy programming! ☺
Cool
GOOD
very quality video, thank you very much!
Thank you! That's very kind of you! :)
Good job sir ...can you but méthode work esp8266 with tft 2.4
Sorry, I don't have that (if you refer to the LCD screen-module?)
LARSFSO thank you for your answer.....you can but another vedio ..i hope watch new
Part 2?
I'd wish but at the moment I'm too busy studying. Plus, it's been so long I forgot how I was going to explain everything in the second video! 😅
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Thank you very much! I'm sure your English is really good as well, so feel free to show it ;)
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hi, i have esp 8266 nodemcu, it works the same?
Hi! Seeing how it's stil an ESP8266, it should function the same way. However, I have not used the 8266 in many years now. Good luck!
my serial monitor is not responding and a blue light is blinking on esp8266
mine too
Why 8266?any specific reason for 8266🤔
Iam not asking why they taken.... Specific reason for 8266 number
It's just what I had at hand at that time, that's all. :) Now I would recommend using an ESP32 or similar.
Hi, did what you showed.
Get no "OK", tried different baud rates, don't help.
Did you know what's wrong or have you any idea ?
I've tried 3 different ESP8266 modules.
I'm unable to help you at this time, but I would suspect there to be an error in the Arduino hardware. Does other code run fine (see the "blink" canoe program in the Arduino IDE).
@@larsiparsii Thanks for your fast reply.
I don't believe, that's it came from the arduino hardware. Cause arduino code runs fine and i tried also different arduinos (first i tried it with nano, later with an uno).
I was able to get some "lines" mesages from the ESP and now i know it's from AI Thinker. But always those "lines" end with an "failed".
I think all my ESP8266 borads are faulty. As far as i see / understand it's behavior, i would say comunication dosen't work.
Maybe i got some replacement boards and they used them without the voltage divider... ???
I'll try to buy new ones and then i will test it again.
@@peterkumpf7303 That sounds like a plausible explanation! If you want to develop more for Arduino hardware with WiFi capabilities, I would recommend checking out the ESP32!
@@larsiparsii Thanks for the advice. With an ESP32, is it possible to code sockets on the arduino side or will that have to be done on the ESP32 side?
@@dbtest117 Hi, and sorry for the late reply!
You wouldn't use the ESP32 together _with_ an Arduino board. Instead you'd program it like how you'd program an Arduino board, but with some differences. ESP32 offers a more "complete" microcontroller, with integrated WiFi and Bluetooth. This connectivity together with it's small size makes it great for IoT applications. I recommend reading up on it! :)
Let me know if you have any other questions!
Rx on arduino to Rx on chip?
I always thought Rx goes to Tx ?
Hi! That's what got it to work that time. I don't know why, as TX --> RX does make more sense. This is many years ago now, however, so I'm not sure.
On my Serial Monitor I can't see my message AT and also no response. Why do I have this problem?
I'm not sure, unfortunately
Same problem, have you got a solution?
SAME PROBLEM TO ME AS WELL
fyfaen så kjedelig. sovna jeg
can't understand a word you say
That's unfortunate, especially since this is the first time I've heard that. Anyways, the tutorial is kind of obsolete by now.
@@larsiparsii Oh, if this is obsolete would there be some less obsolete video.
@@larsiparsii why not upload an updated tutorial! please
@@dbtest117 Sorry for the late reply (didn't get a notification that you had commented), but the tutorial should still work for the purpose presented. I'm just not happy with how I covered the topic, looking back. :)
@@larsiparsii I like it since I am working with obsolete hardware as well (often they are more reliable or at least there is more information available).
Super low quality video, a waste of time!
Where exactly did your expectations fall short in this six years old video?