- Wed May 27, 2015 5:01 pm
#18670
Reduce speed to b or g you mean? I'm at 9600 already if that is what you meant.
- Wed May 27, 2015 11:42 pm
#18690
B or G.
Bruce Markey wrote:Reduce speed to b or g you mean? I'm at 9600 already if that is what you meant.
B or G.
- Thu May 28, 2015 9:27 pm
#18794
How are you connected? Is it possible that your wires are too long, improperly grounded, catches too much noise, weak power supply and thing like that?
If you can provide a schematic of connection or/and make a picture, that may give more ideas.
If you can provide a schematic of connection or/and make a picture, that may give more ideas.
- Fri May 29, 2015 1:53 am
#18809
It could be a power problem. Sending data is when the esp uses the most current.
But I've been using the 3.3v on an UNO w/o a problem.
i have a test sketch that sends different length strings of random chars. The recving end is a perl script.
I use it to test different modules to make sure they work consistently.
If you're interested I'll attach the code and script.
So maybe this whole thing is just not enough power.
It could be a power problem. Sending data is when the esp uses the most current.
But I've been using the 3.3v on an UNO w/o a problem.
i have a test sketch that sends different length strings of random chars. The recving end is a perl script.
I use it to test different modules to make sure they work consistently.
If you're interested I'll attach the code and script.
