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WRITING AT-COMMAND FIRMWARE WITH ESP8266 ARDUINO IDE
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Thu Jun 11, 2015 10:21 amby helpme
I would like to customize my own set of AT commands and run them on ESP8266. It is hard to do it through the Espressif SDK. I am wondering if this is possible through the new ESP8266 Arduino IDE. Can this be done? What are the limitations compared to using Espressif SDK directly?
Re: WRITING AT-COMMAND FIRMWARE WITH ESP8266 ARDUINO IDE
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Tue Jun 23, 2015 5:27 amby tytower
Bit like reinventing the wheel isn't it will the ArduinoIDEExamples help?
Re: WRITING AT-COMMAND FIRMWARE WITH ESP8266 ARDUINO IDE
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Tue Jun 23, 2015 5:43 amby helpme
The ESP8266 is not a stand-alone chip in my context. It needs to talk to a host MCU, so a AT-command based firmware is necessary. The AT commands available in EspressIf is not able to meet my needs. So, I have to write my own set of AT commands. Don't think this is reinventing the wheel.
Are there examples of AT-command firmware on Arduino IDE?
Re: WRITING AT-COMMAND FIRMWARE WITH ESP8266 ARDUINO IDE
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Tue Jun 23, 2015 9:07 amby martinayotte
With Arduino IDE, you can have a simple sketch that received your custom commands thru either Serial or Wifi, or both, and execute those commands accordingly. It is what I've done with my Sketch_Buffet.