Hi
I am very new to this , just installed this firmware on my esp8266 configured and connected
to my home wifi network , I have a BME280 sensor connected i can see the values
via HTTP , but i would like to be able to display these values on the serial ( RS232).
what command should i use to display the values ?
Thanks
Get Sensor Status via Serial
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Re: Get Sensor Status via Serial
tools -> advanced -> Serial log Level-> set it to 4 and you should see it...
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Re: Get Sensor Status via Serial
Thanks Krikk
That works fine , but my arduino is now being a lot busy receiving all that data input
is there a way to display the results only when i need them by sending a command
maybe the values are stored in a variable on the esp is there a way to display that variable
example : print Humidity , or something like that ?
Is EspEasy based on lua like Node Mcu ?
Thanks for your help
That works fine , but my arduino is now being a lot busy receiving all that data input
is there a way to display the results only when i need them by sending a command
maybe the values are stored in a variable on the esp is there a way to display that variable
example : print Humidity , or something like that ?
Is EspEasy based on lua like Node Mcu ?
Thanks for your help
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Re: Get Sensor Status via Serial
HiAlan_37 wrote: ↑30 Apr 2017, 15:20 Thanks Krikk
That works fine , but my arduino is now being a lot busy receiving all that data input
is there a way to display the results only when i need them by sending a command
maybe the values are stored in a variable on the esp is there a way to display that variable
example : print Humidity , or something like that ?
Is EspEasy based on lua like Node Mcu ?
Thanks for your help
No espeasy is written in arduino ide.
Check out the pro mini extender plugin, it enables you to use an arduino as I/O expander. It uses an I2C connection between esp and arduino. However, why not connect sensor directly to esp and do away the arduino? Maybe if you explain your application a Bit more, we can help you to find the best way with espeasy
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