- Sun Feb 22, 2015 1:59 am
#10389
i was looking for a remote serial console for accessing the 3.3v uart of my openwrt router, which are typically gnd+tx+rx+3.3v. Hooking up an esp8266 and your firmware would be enough to retransmit the data over tcp? Right now i am using ser2net with ch340 usb dongles.
- Fri Mar 20, 2015 7:59 am
#12317
This firmware is awesome, I've hooked up a ESP01 with it to my OpenTherm Gateway (http://otgw.tclcode.com/) and it works great! As some already mentioned in this thread, it would be really astonishing if GPIO2 pin can be controller either via AT command. That way I can use the reset pin of the gateway, but I can see this is very handy for all kind of serial devices (like the Arduino reset pin). Thanks for your great work!
- Sun Mar 22, 2015 9:43 am
#12427
I haven't actually any experience with C coding, but I just did something by trial and error, based on many examples around and it actually works! It's probably a very ugly hack, but I don't care 
You can find my fork of this repository on https://github.com/jvandenbroek/ESP8266 ... ent-bridge with GPIO2 switching option. Just flash the 2 bin files in the firmware folder and you're good to go.
Usage is simple:
Nothing else has changed.
Enjoy!
You can find my fork of this repository on https://github.com/jvandenbroek/ESP8266 ... ent-bridge with GPIO2 switching option. Just flash the 2 bin files in the firmware folder and you're good to go.Usage is simple:
Code: Select all
+++AT GPIO2 <1|0> # set GPIO2 pin HIGH or LOW (1/0)Nothing else has changed.
Enjoy!
- Mon Mar 23, 2015 6:45 pm
#12515
Wow! I'm looking forward to test, I have a project sitting waiting for this fix. Will report back here when tested.
jvandenbroek wrote:I haven't actually any experience with C coding, but I just did something by trial and error, based on many examples around and it actually works! It's probably a very ugly hack, but I don't care
Usage is simple:Code: Select all+++AT GPIO2 <1|0> # set GPIO2 pin HIGH or LOW (1/0)
Nothing else has changed.
Enjoy!
Wow! I'm looking forward to test, I have a project sitting waiting for this fix. Will report back here when tested.
