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9 December 2021 at 10:19 in reply to: esp8266 from stattion mode to access point mode with FtpServer code #16961
Hi,
i tried it now and it worked correctly.Try to format SD again and write and read something before start server FTP.
Give me some other information like the console output of compiling time.
Bye Renzo
Hi Grant,
perfect.. if you need more help write here.
Bye RenzoHi jordan23,
only e22 has the repeater function, with e32 you must do It manually, a device that receive a message and resend It to another device.
Bye RenzoHi Dusan,
you can use this example.And you must follow the instruction that you can find on this article
FTP server on esp8266 and esp32It’s important that you change the configuration on FtpServerKey.h like so
#ifndef DEFAULT_FTP_SERVER_NETWORK_TYPE_ESP32 #define DEFAULT_FTP_SERVER_NETWORK_TYPE_ESP32 NETWORK_ESP32 #define DEFAULT_STORAGE_TYPE_ESP32 STORAGE_SD #endif
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5 December 2021 at 19:07 in reply to: [BeePrint enhancement] G-code sender in BeePrint web interface #16929Hi Aras,
but you have an original Ender 3??
And this printer support my firmware???Can you send me the specs, and if you know other printer that support the firmware please send me.
Thanks Renzo
5 December 2021 at 11:54 in reply to: [BeePrint enhancement] G-code sender in BeePrint web interface #16927Hi Aras,
the only feedback we can receive is OK because the communication protocol from MCU and MKS WiFi don’t have other response type except the one explained hereMKS WIFI for Makerbase Robin: communication protocol and Cura plugin – 3
But we can send It via text, I think about that soon.
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Hi Moniteur,
please insert the sketch the sketch on this forum, and the key file with ftp configuration, we are going to check.
I try with the SD (as I can understand from serial output) with an esp32 and AndFTP and It’s work for me.Bye Renzo
4 December 2021 at 12:39 in reply to: [BeePrint enhancement] G-code sender in BeePrint web interface #16917Hi Aras,
I think It’s a good idea.
Do you have in mind how to do the widget? Like an editor and send GCode in sequence.
or where to put this development? In the movement widget??If you have some idea write here Thanks Renzo
Hi Moni,
in the screen seems there isn’t nothing strange, did you try to transfer data?
Bye Renzo4 December 2021 at 08:57 in reply to: PCF8575 I/O Expander with ESP32 to read multiple IR Sensor module #16909Hi Felanino,
I found an example about that for pcf8574, but I think you can reuse that for pcf8575 also.Here an image of Arduino connection schema
Here the complete code
#include "Arduino.h" #include "PCF8574.h" const byte INTERRUPTED_PIN = 2; // Function interrupt void infraRedActive(); // Set i2c address PCF8574 pcf8574List [] = { PCF8574(0x20, INTERRUPTED_PIN, infraRedActive), PCF8574(0x21, INTERRUPTED_PIN, infraRedActive) } ; bool irActive = false; int i = 0; uint8_t val = -1; const int pcf8574Count = 2; void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); for ( i = 0; i < pcf8574Count ; i++) { // Set pinMode to OUTPUT pcf8574List[i].pinMode(P0, OUTPUT); pcf8574List[i].pinMode(P1, OUTPUT); pcf8574List[i].pinMode(P6, INPUT); pcf8574List[i].pinMode(P7, INPUT); Serial.print("Init pcf8574..." + i ); if (pcf8574List[i].begin()) { Serial.println("PCF8574 INIT SUCCESS "); } else { Serial.println("PCF8574 INIT FAILED "); } } } void loop() { delay(500); doOperation(pcf8574List[0], 1); doOperation(pcf8574List[1], 2); irActive = false; } void doOperation(PCF8574 pcf8574, int no) { pcf8574.digitalWrite(P0, LOW); if (irActive) { Serial.println(no); pcf8574.digitalWrite(P0, HIGH); pcf8574.digitalWrite(P1, LOW); val = pcf8574.digitalRead(P6); if (val == 0) { Serial.print("P6 "); Serial.println(val); } val = -1; val = pcf8574.digitalRead(P7); if (val == 0) { Serial.print("P7 "); Serial.println(val); } delay(1000); pcf8574.digitalWrite(P1, HIGH); val = -1; } } void infraRedActive() { //Serial.println("*"); irActive = true; }
Thanks to adarshkumarsingh83
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Hi moniteur41,
to upload photo you can use 2 way, create an account or use service like Postimage .Try to add
SPIFFS.format();
after begin phase.Bye Renzo
Hi AuLeeFor,
you can find It in the first “tutorial” article about e32.
Ebyte LoRa E32 device for Arduino, esp32 or esp8266: specs and basic usage – Part 1Bye Renzo
28 November 2021 at 08:10 in reply to: Arduino Uno Wifi Rev2 Could not connect to mail server #16581Hi r0vert,
sorry but the problem can be your network or the certificate, I don’t know how to help you better.
Bye Renzo27 November 2021 at 22:39 in reply to: Arduino Uno Wifi Rev2 Could not connect to mail server #16577I think It’s permanent, but to be sure try to re-upload the NINA firmware from arduino ide and re-upload the certificate.
Bye Renzo27 November 2021 at 21:14 in reply to: Arduino Uno Wifi Rev2 Could not connect to mail server #16575Hi,
the debug message say to us that the micro controller can’t communicate with google, so (if not work with hot spot also) probably there is a problem with the certificate you add to the device.Try to update firmware and the add google.com to the list and request to upload the certificate with the button in the bottom of popup.
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