The complete tutorial for this project is inside the website www.HomeAutomationServer.com.After you login you'll be able to setup everything in no time!You can use this platform with Arduino and ESP8266:Arduino with Ethernet Shield TutorialESP8266 with...
Hotrod a Current Cost Envi with an ESP8266 and post energy usage and climate details to cloud services like thingspeak and firebase, process and serve data locally, and create custom notifications. Since the Envi outputs serial ASCII data in XML format,...
Basically what the title says. A few rough edges left to smooth out and perhaps adding a color wheel. Code was adapted from a few sources, but mostly my own work originally intended for an ESP8266 device. Needed a few mods to the code as the libraries...
The development board supportsProgramming and testing the ESP8266...Ability to move Arduino sketch to on-board ATMega for testing...Six digital and six analogie pins available (ATMega)...Two three pin headers for connection of analogue devices (pots,...
Arduino listens for serial port communication on its hardware serial port. Then it sends every received line of data trough software serial port to ESP8266. ESP8266 puts every received line of data into circular buffer. ESP8266 also runs code for webserver...
Detailed setup instructions on the GitHub project page, including flashing latest MicroPython firmware, uploading game via WebREPL, display testing and of course, the game.
This shield for the D1 Mini ESP8266-based development board adds a joystick and three buttons, so that you can implement menus or games on your device easily.
I'm using the dimming circuit found here: http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-controlled-light-dimmer-The-circuit/step1/Arduino-controlled-light-dimmer-The-PCB/I have received all components and have a working breadbord prototype. My code is currently...
you will need following hardware 1. ESP8266 2. Temp Humidity sensor HIH6130 3. ESP8266 USB programmer 4. Connecting cable in this project i am using plug and play hardware so all you will is to plug the I2C cable into the sensor and the ESP8266 adapter....
This is a fairly straight forward project. The Hardware is just one ESP8266 (I used a wemos D1 Mini) & and a strip of neo pixels (WS28123). The neo pixels are connected to the wemos on Power, Ground and D4. The only trick if you can call it that is that...
My Links:Arduino Mega code (uses hardware serial instead of software serial)Useful links:ESP8266 Pinouts by PigHixxxExcellent documentation at ElectroDragonNodemcu - nodeJS-like Lua FirmwareEnglish Translation ESP8266 documentationGPIO Map Table (source:...