- Sat Jun 29, 2019 11:12 am
#82957
I'm pretty new at working with these devices, so I'm not entirely sure what I'm doing wrong.
I have two esp8266-01 modules and one usb-to-serial. I have both of the modules programmed and they both connect to wifi when they are connected to the computer through USB by looking through the serial monitor in the arduino IDE.
However, when both are connected to the same network, they don't seem to communicate at all. One of the esp8266 (client) is connected via USB to the computer power. The other esp8266 (server) is hooked up on a breadboard using an arduino board as a voltage regulator.
I have the one on the board wired up as VCC to 3.3V, EN to 3.3V, and GND to GND. I used this guide here: https://www.instructables.com/id/WiFi-C ... sed-MCU-T/ (Which is where you'll see the program files, also) I used their .ino files for the wifi-server-01 and wifi-client-01
Can someone help me as to why they aren't connecting to each other and sending their data?
I have two esp8266-01 modules and one usb-to-serial. I have both of the modules programmed and they both connect to wifi when they are connected to the computer through USB by looking through the serial monitor in the arduino IDE.
However, when both are connected to the same network, they don't seem to communicate at all. One of the esp8266 (client) is connected via USB to the computer power. The other esp8266 (server) is hooked up on a breadboard using an arduino board as a voltage regulator.
I have the one on the board wired up as VCC to 3.3V, EN to 3.3V, and GND to GND. I used this guide here: https://www.instructables.com/id/WiFi-C ... sed-MCU-T/ (Which is where you'll see the program files, also) I used their .ino files for the wifi-server-01 and wifi-client-01
Can someone help me as to why they aren't connecting to each other and sending their data?
