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Because you have made all the processes so simple to implement, my 'wants' would be ......

Static ip option when connecting to an access point.

The http protocol /codes to allow port control ( set,pwm etc) using, for example, b4x control panels or one of the many programmable control apps available.

It would then be so simple to get a blank esp up and running in what ever control mode was desired, then simply add it to an existing control app.
Sure, I can already do this, but with the simplicity and versatility of programming your espbasic, web or remote control would be easy for all!

Just a thought......

Actually just tried the latest version with some esp12F's thinking that all would be a lot more stable now ....... unfortunately not the case. Can't have it all, so have to wait a while methinks.

I believe that the stability issue is resoled now.

As for a static IP I will see about implementing that. Should not be that hard.

Hope fully will have some time this weekend to get through all these feature requests. And if you can make a program that will make it crash I would like to see it and attempt to fix the issue.

Yes, the update is a lot better for me, thank you for that.

Here is a real world situation though.
I would wish to have say three useable pwm channels.

At the moment the only way I can get a single channel to move to a new pwm setting is by first sending a pwo pinNo 0 (zero) to all pwm channels that have been initially sent data, immediately followed by the desired pinNo and its new value.

After sending zero pwm data to the channels, sending multiple lines of pwo to get multiple pwm channels to work actually fails.
Only one pwm channel can function at any time.
If the multiple sends are set up in a program, the only way to get a single channel up and running again is via command line action.
It would be good to be able to manipulate multiple pwm channels especially without glitches.

All the best

Can you post your problem code?

It helps imensly in debugging.