Electronic, 3D printing and embedded programming
Welcome to this updated guide for sending emails with Arduino UNO and Mega using my EMailSender v4.0.0 library. This article is an evolution of the previous one, focusing on the new library version and introducing a robust and reliable solution for boards with low RAM.
This guide demonstrates how to send emails with attachments from STM32 microcontrollers using SSL encryption, like Gmail. It covers using w5500 and enc28j60 for network connectivity and SD cards and SPI Flash for storage. With detailed setup instructions and coding examples, it enables secure email communication in STM32-based projects.
Notifications in all their forms and methods are fundamental, here is a tutorial on how to send emails and sms simultaneously with our nodemcu.
I would like to introduce version 2 of the EMailSender library, a great evolution compared to version 1, with support for Arduino with w5100, w5200 and w5500 ethernet devices and enc28J60 clone devices, support for esp32 and esp8266 and finally (from version 2.2.0) support for all Arduino (SAMD) devices using the WiFiNINA library (Arduino UNO WiFi Rev.2, Arduino NANO 33 IoT, Arduino MKR 1010 and Arduino MKR VIDOR 4000 WiFi etc.). Now you can add attachments also, loaded from storage device like SD or SPIFFS.
Today for esp8266 and esp32.
Here I’d like to explain the version 2 of the EMailSender library, a big evolution respect to version 1, with support for Arduino with w5100, w5200 and w5500 ethernet shield and enc28J60 clone devices, and support for esp32 and esp8266.
Now you can add attachments also, loaded from storage device like SD, SPIFFS or LittleFS per esp8266.
Today for Arduino ethernet.
Here I’d like to explain the version 2 of the EMailSender library, a big evolution respect to version 1, with support for Arduino with w5100, w5200 and w5500 ethernet shield and enc28J60 clone devices, and support for esp32 and esp8266.
Now you can add attachments also, loaded from storage device like SD or SPIFFS.
