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A project log for All-In-One ESP8266 IFTTT Button

This is an IFTTT IoT button based on Noel Portugal's design but implemented on an ESP826-07 breakout board with a built-in button.

stopsendingmejunkstopsendingmejunk 01/03/2016 at 01:391 Comment

I have low power mode more or less working - and I believe the wifi config interface will work and activate if the module cannot get an IP. For low power mode I am using node.dsleep(). It's working as far as I can tell, but I can't get the red LED to go out so I'm not sure how much power it is saving.

I've update github with working code for low power mode.

I also ordered a nodemcu board from ebay to test. It cost around $7 w/shipping.

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goliatone wrote 04/14/2016 at 12:31 point

Did you manage to fix this issue? I believe that was happening because you don't have RST and D0 connected together.

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