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connect to AP help

PostPosted: Sat Nov 28, 2015 10:12 am
by iw2fvo
Good day to all in the forum.
I am very new to esp basic.
I flashed the esp_01 and I got the OK response from the flasher.
In the list of my wifi home network I di have two ESP's listed:
> ESP
>ESP_A0FFD5
++++ Is this correct ?
Coonecting one or the other I get the reply on 192.168.4.1/edit.
If I edit the following :
print " all the best "
end
then I have just Done... nothing more.
I did copy other programs from the example tab but I still have : Done...
++++ is this correct ? How to go on ?

My router says that the module has IP 192.168.0.106 .
+++ How could I connect to it ? What would be the step by step procedure please ?

Thanks fopr helping
regards,
Ambrogio

Re: connect to AP help

PostPosted: Sat Nov 28, 2015 10:26 am
by sandfrog
ESP is the default SSID for AP mode

try

Code: Select all print ("all the Best")

or
Code: Select allwprint ("all the Best")


Run the Code whit http://<ip>/run

Re: connect to AP help

PostPosted: Sat Nov 28, 2015 10:59 am
by iw2fvo
Thanks,
I did try with both codes.
First gives me just Done...
the second gives the following:
Done...
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
file open failed
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
file open failed
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Used procedure:
write on the editor windows
save
OK received
192.168.4.1/run.

*** do you know the reason for having two ESP's on the wifi list ?

Thanks
Regards,
Ambrogio

Re: connect to AP help

PostPosted: Sat Nov 28, 2015 11:07 am
by heckler
one thing that I find is REALLY helpful is to have a terminal program connected to the same serial port that you use to flash the firmware on (only one at a time though)

you get quite a bit of feedback from the module via the serial port which helps to troubleshoot.

I use "putty" free terminal program at 9600 baud

I keep it running any time I am working with a ESP module and it gives a lot of feedback on what is going on.

dwight