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Hi jon,
you can check on your browser developer tools and go to WS –> Messages and check if the information arrives from the device.
Bye RenzoHi Giuseppe,
I don’t know which shield you buy, but you can go to the article on the relative shield and get the constructor.
Bye RenzoHi,
you can find more information on this article.
Bye RenzoHi,
It’s strange, che if you do something wrong with spiffs size.
The file is correct, you can have some other information about the management of gz file in this tutorial.Web Server with esp8266 and esp32: byte array, gzipped pages and SPIFFS – 2
Bye Renzo
You can think of a solution that uses a UDP packet to send message to a central unit It is used to send email.
The only thing you must check is if all the devices are on the same network.
Bye RenzoHi Nadjiba,
first of all, add the connection to AUX so we can check if It’s correctly changed.
Then check the wiring and the power supply if It’s sufficient.
Bye RenzoHi Nadjiba,
first of all, add the connection to AUX so we can check if It’s correctly changed.
Then check the wiring and the power supply if It’s sufficient.
Bye RenzoHi Gilles,
the SSLClient is already implemented in the library, but the memory is insufficient for devices like Arduino Mega, It works well with STM32.STM32: ethernet w5500 standard (HTTP) e SSL (HTTPS) – 5
Here the keyword to enable It on EMailSender.
Bye Renzo
Hi Gilles,
the SSLClient is already implemented in the library, but the memory is insufficient for devices like Arduino Mega, It works well with STM32.STM32: ethernet w5500 standard (HTTP) e SSL (HTTPS) – 5
Here the keyword to enable It on EMailSender.
Bye Renzo
Hi MeniL,
here the documentation of the device.
Bye RenzoHi Sergio,
the process is explained here:MKS WIFI for Makerbase Robin: firmware upgrade and new Web Socket features – 4
Bye Renzo
The EByte say that if you send a big dimension packet the module split and send multiple packet of maximum site.
I never test It but some user try It and seems It work.
Bye RenzoHi,
for the WiFiManager It’s ok, but disable the FTP server with the relative define for now, It’s not useful.
Bye RenzoHi MeniL,
the OTA update via LoRa can be more difficult than expected.
Theoretically, EByte LoRa can transmit data in continuous mode, but you must get the data in as stream and put it inside the OTA area, and at the end, you can reboot the device and update.In my library, I block the dimension of the packet in the maximum size that can be managed in a single transmission, but if you remove It and get a continuous transmission you can obtain the wanted result.
Bye Renzo
