I am currently developping a LED-strip driver which will be controllable over WiFi. The controlling will be done by an Android app. Whilst waiting on the PCB, I will write the code.
The PCB's I ordered via www.iteadstudio.com arrived a couple of weeks ago! Currently I still have finals though, so I won't be able to continue this project until next week or so...
Ok so I've been able to set up the ESP8266 as a server listening on port 90. I can communicate with it via SocketTest V3.0.0. So I'm glad I got this far yet. Has anybody ever tried to connect to it via putty using 57600 baud? I can't get it to work on 57k6 baud only on 115k2 baud. This is a huge problem because the PIC16LF767 can max send out at 57k6 baud... Any help is welcome!
Hello, The latest firmware (2014-11-28) also defaults to 115200, but you can send AT+IPR=57600 to set it to 57K6 baud. Even after powering off/on, it remains at the set baudrate.
You can downloaded a combined BIN-file with this new firmware, along with the "simple flashloader", and Arduino example, wiring examples and a minimum AT-code example from my website at http://www.digitalplayground.be
You can downloaded a combined BIN-file with this new firmware, along with the "simple flashloader", and Arduino example, wiring examples and a minimum AT-code example from my website at http://www.digitalplayground.be