[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi syrinx,
sorry but I have some issue on some libraries and some pending think to complete, I don’t have so much time.
I hope so be more free and work on It, but It’s very difficult.
Bye Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi Elkez,
you must import esp_sleep.h lib.

#include <esp_sleep.h>

Bye Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi a1ro,

You can find some helpful information on this topic in this article.

For your setup, I recommend configuring each client in fixed transmission mode, targeting the master device. Each client can send a structured message containing the identifier (name or code) of the remote device along with the event value.

The master will read the incoming data, use the identifier to distinguish the source device, and then map and save the corresponding event data. This approach will ensure that each sensor or switch is uniquely identifiable on the master device.

If you have more questions, feel free to ask!

Best,
Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi Lucas,
Thanks for your words. No, the protocol allows only step of 1, so you can’t do that.
Bye Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Mmmm…
the Gcode output isn’t managed; the commands on documentation are wrapped from MKS WiFi firmware and do the work, not the printer board, and I don’t know as Marilin works.
Bye Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi Victor,
ok, my version of Node is

PS D:\Projects\IdeaProjects\mks\mks_wifi_mischianti_ui> node --version
v16.18.0

my npm version is

PS D:\Projects\IdeaProjects\mks\mks_wifi_mischianti_ui> npm --version
9.1.2

here my complete list of library dependencies

PS D:\Projects\IdeaProjects\mks\mks_wifi_mischianti_ui> npm list        
beeprint_mks_wifi@1.7 D:\Projects\IdeaProjects\mks\mks_wifi_mischianti_ui
+-- @babel/core@7.12.17
+-- @babel/plugin-proposal-class-properties@7.14.5
+-- @babel/polyfill@7.12.1
+-- @babel/preset-env@7.12.17
+-- @babel/preset-react@7.12.13
+-- @formatjs/intl-pluralrules@4.1.2
+-- @formatjs/intl-relativetimeformat@9.2.2
+-- @material-ui/core@4.12.3
+-- @material-ui/icons@4.11.2
+-- @wojtekmaj/enzyme-adapter-react-17@0.8.0
+-- autoprefixer@10.3.1
+-- axios@0.21.4
+-- babel-loader@8.2.2
+-- babel-plugin-module-resolver@4.1.0
+-- compression-webpack-plugin@8.0.1
+-- connected-react-router@6.9.3
+-- copy-webpack-plugin@6.4.1
+-- cross-env@7.0.3
+-- css-loader@5.2.7
+-- d3-format@3.0.1
+-- d3-time-format@4.0.0
+-- enzyme@3.11.0
+-- eslint-config-standard@14.1.1
+-- eslint-plugin-import@2.22.1
+-- eslint-plugin-node@11.1.0
+-- eslint-plugin-promise@4.3.1
+-- eslint-plugin-react@7.22.0
+-- eslint-plugin-standard@4.1.0
+-- eslint@6.8.0
+-- file-loader@5.1.0
+-- history@4.10.1
+-- html-webpack-plugin@4.5.2
+-- http-server@14.1.1
+-- intl@1.2.5
+-- jest@24.9.0
+-- lodash.throttle@4.1.1
+-- node-sass@6.0.1
+-- perfect-scrollbar@1.5.2
+-- react-ace@9.5.0
+-- react-dom@17.0.2
+-- react-grid-layout@1.3.4
+-- react-intl@5.20.9
+-- react-perfect-scrollbar@1.5.8
+-- react-redux@7.2.4
+-- react-router-dom@5.2.0
+-- react-sizeme@3.0.1
+-- react-stockcharts@0.7.9-SNAPSHOT.7
+-- react@17.0.2
+-- redux-logic@3.0.3
+-- redux@4.1.1
+-- regenerator-runtime@0.13.9
+-- replace-in-file-webpack-plugin@1.0.6
+-- sass-loader@11.1.1
+-- save-svg-as-png@1.4.17
+-- serve@11.3.2
+-- shx@0.3.3
+-- style-loader@2.0.0
+-- terser-webpack-plugin@5.1.4
+-- webpack-cli@4.8.0
+-- webpack-dev-server@3.11.3
+-- webpack-merge@5.8.0
+-- webpack-visualizer-plugin2@1.0.0
-- webpack@5.50.0

For the “compilation” o web folder you can follow the instructions of the guide, but basically, after build the project you can launch the uploader of ArduinoIDE 1.x (now there is a version for 2.x, but I use the old one)

and you can find the file path in the console and grab It.

Basically in the temporary folder like C:\Users\renzo\AppData\Local\Temp\arduino_build_785244 you can find some file like so:

core
libraries
preproc
sketch
build.options.json
includes.cache
local.eagle.app.v6.common.ld
MKS_WIFI_upgrade_with_BeePrint_web_interface.ino.bin
MKS_WIFI_upgrade_with_BeePrint_web_interface.ino.elf
MKS_WIFI_upgrade_with_BeePrint_web_interface.ino.map
MKS_WIFI_upgrade_with_BeePrint_web_interface.spiffs.bin

For the Gcode follow the relative article with the specified code offered from the MKS_WIFI firmware

You can find the relative implementation here on the firmware.

        {
          /*transfer gcode*/
          //Serial.write(cmd_line, readNum);
          if((strchr((const char *)cmd_line, 'G') != 0)
            || (strchr((const char *)cmd_line, 'M') != 0)
            || (strchr((const char *)cmd_line, 'T') != 0))
          {
            if(strchr((const char *)cmd_line, '\n') != 0 )
            {
              String gcode((const char *)cmd_line);

            //  sprintf((char *)dbgStr, "read %d: %s\n", readNum, cmd_line);

          //    net_print((const uint8_t *)dbgStr, strlen((char *)dbgStr));

              if(gcode.startsWith("M998") && (M3_TYPE == ROBIN))
              {
                net_print((const uint8_t *) "ok\r\n", strlen((const char *)"ok\r\n"));
              }
              else if(gcode.startsWith("M997"))
              {
                if(gPrinterInf.print_state == PRINTER_IDLE)
                //  net_print((const uint8_t *) "M997 IDLE\r\n", strlen((const char *)"M997 IDLE\r\n"));
                  strcpy((char *)dbgStr, "M997 IDLE\r\n");
                else if(gPrinterInf.print_state == PRINTER_PRINTING)
                //  net_print((const uint8_t *) "M997 PRINTING\r\n", strlen((const char *)"M997 PRINTING\r\n"));
                  strcpy((char *)dbgStr, "M997 PRINTING\r\n");
                else if(gPrinterInf.print_state == PRINTER_PAUSE)
                  //net_print((const uint8_t *) "M997 PAUSE\r\n", strlen((const char *)"M997 PAUSE\r\n"));
                  strcpy((char *)dbgStr, "M997 PAUSE\r\n");
                else
                  strcpy((char *)dbgStr, "M997 NOT CONNECTED\r\n");
              //  net_print((const uint8_t *) "ok\r\n", strlen((const char *)"ok\r\n"));
              }
              else if(gcode.startsWith("M27"))
              {
                memset(dbgStr, 0, sizeof(dbgStr));
                sprintf((char *)dbgStr, "M27 %d\r\n", gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.print_rate);
              //  net_print((const uint8_t *) dbgStr, strlen((const char *)dbgStr));
              //  net_print((const uint8_t *) "ok\r\n", strlen((const char *)"ok\r\n"));
              }
              else if(gcode.startsWith("M992"))
              {
                memset(dbgStr, 0, sizeof(dbgStr));
                sprintf((char *)dbgStr, "M992 %02d:%02d:%02d\r\n",
                  gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.print_hours, gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.print_mins, gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.print_seconds);
              //  net_print((const uint8_t *) dbgStr, strlen((const char *)dbgStr));
              //  net_print((const uint8_t *) "ok\r\n", strlen((const char *)"ok\r\n"));
              }
              else if(gcode.startsWith("M994"))
              {
                memset(dbgStr, 0, sizeof(dbgStr));
                sprintf((char *)dbgStr, "M994 %s;%d\r\n",
                  gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.file_name.c_str(), gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.file_size);
              //  net_print((const uint8_t *) dbgStr, strlen((const char *)dbgStr));
              //  net_print((const uint8_t *) "ok\r\n", strlen((const char *)"ok\r\n"));
              }
              else  if(gcode.startsWith("M115"))
              {
                memset(dbgStr, 0, sizeof(dbgStr));
                if(M3_TYPE == ROBIN)
                  strcpy((char *)dbgStr, "FIRMWARE_NAME:Robin\r\n");
                else if(M3_TYPE == TFT28)
                  strcpy((char *)dbgStr, "FIRMWARE_NAME:TFT28/32\r\n");
                else if(M3_TYPE == TFT24)
                  strcpy((char *)dbgStr, "FIRMWARE_NAME:TFT24\r\n");

              //  net_print((const uint8_t *) dbgStr, strlen((const char *)dbgStr));
              //  net_print((const uint8_t *) "ok\r\n", strlen((const char *)"ok\r\n"));
              }
              /*else if(gcode.startsWith("M105"))
              {
                memset(dbgStr, 0, sizeof(dbgStr));
                sprintf((char *)dbgStr, "T:%d /%d B:%d /%d T0:%d /%d T1:%d /%d @:0 B@:0\r\n",
                  (int)gPrinterInf.curSprayerTemp[0], (int)gPrinterInf.desireSprayerTemp[0], (int)gPrinterInf.curBedTemp, (int)gPrinterInf.desireBedTemp,
                  (int)gPrinterInf.curSprayerTemp[0], (int)gPrinterInf.desireSprayerTemp[0], (int)gPrinterInf.curSprayerTemp[1], (int)gPrinterInf.desireSprayerTemp[1]);

              //  net_print((const uint8_t *) dbgStr, strlen((const char *)dbgStr));
              //  net_print((const uint8_t *) "ok\r\n", strlen((const char *)"ok\r\n"));
              }*/
              else
              {
                DEBUG_PRINT(F("GCODE COMMANDS "));
                DEBUG_PRINTLN(gcode);

                if(gPrinterInf.print_state == PRINTER_IDLE)
                {
                  if(gcode.startsWith("M23") || gcode.startsWith("M24"))
                   {
                    gPrinterInf.print_state = PRINTER_PRINTING;
                    gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.file_name = "";
                    gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.file_size = 0;
                    gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.print_rate = 0;
                    gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.print_hours = 0;
                    gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.print_mins = 0;
                    gPrinterInf.print_file_inf.print_seconds = 0;

                    printFinishFlag = false;
                   }
                }
                gcodeM3.concat(gcode);

              }

            }
          }

Your effort and dedication make it a pleasure to support you. Let me know how I can continue to help you achieve your goals!

Bye Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi Victor,
I uploaded a new version with the Marilin command to the web UI.
To generate a bin, I followed the old guide and worked correctly.

I built your version, and you can download it from here.

Bye Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi Fernando,
sorry for the late response.

I think the problem can be that From core 2 to core 3, TX2 and RX2 pins are changed

Try to force the pin number
LoRa_E32 e32ttl100(16, 17, &Serial2, 15, 21, 19, UART_BPS_RATE_9600); // RX AUX M0 M1

Bye Renzo

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[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi,
sorry for the late response

The error (SSLClient)(SSL_ERROR)(m_print_br_error): Incoming protocol or record version is unsupported. indicates that the SSL/TLS version the server expects is not supported by your client. Check if your server enforces a specific SSL/TLS version (like TLS 1.2 or 1.3). Ensure that your ESP32 or SSLClient library supports the required version.
Try to modify the SSL settings on your server to allow older versions like TLS 1.1 or ensure the client can handle TLS 1.2+.
Bye Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi,
I think that, as described in the error, the problem is that the version of SSL is not supported by SSLClient; try to check the server security settings.
Bye Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi Edge,
to show the frequency as you need, you must put one of these define before the library include.

#define FREQUENCY_868
#include "LoRa_E32.h"

Bye RM

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi Sachi,
try to post your code so we can try to help you.
Bye Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi Adi,

I don’t think it’s possible for the E22 to communicate with the E32 directly. They use different chips and have different cryptographic systems, which makes them incompatible for direct communication.

Best,
Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Hi Adam,
You are right. The C1 is correct. It is also in the library. I verified that but also checked the other set that must be respected; if you receive that message, you have something wrong or some noise with the device setting. But if it works for the other operation, we will never discover what it is :D.

Bye Renzo

[Renzo Mischianti]

Ahh! Yes, I already found that some models of E220 have this “issue,” but they’re working correctly.
Sometimes, there is a power supply problem. In your case, it’s more rare, but you can ignore that response.
Bye Renzo

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