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centrex

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Posted: 04:25pm 08 Dec 2014

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Hi Oldbit
If you read the article and run the program mentioned http://garden.geoffg.net you will see a pointer to the code that was used.

regards
cliff

Cliff

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Posted: 04:38pm 08 Dec 2014

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<face palms>

The only place that made sense to look... I failed to see..

I guess I was distracted by all the other data displayed...

..I swear there wasn't a code link the other day when I first tried the site.. really.

Thanks.
Edited by Oldbitcollector 2014-12-10

My Propeller/Micromite mini-computer project.

WhiteWizzard
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Posted: 05:08pm 08 Dec 2014

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At least Geoff did mention 'MicroMite' on 5 pages out of the 6 page article - I guess he can't be too 'pushy' about the MicroMite with the article title used.

Anyway - its a great article, and assuming you have the latest ESP firmware, it is a fantastic help to get things started with the cheap WiFi module.

WW

Edited by WhiteWizzard 2014-12-10

For everything Micromite visit micromite.org

Direct Email: whitewizzard@micromite.o

crez

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Posted: 07:54pm 24 Dec 2014

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I took a while to get things working so I thought I could save someone some time if I posted some info.

I downloaded the program Jman posted a link to on this thread on the 4th December and had to make a few changes to make it work:

change the baud rate from 115200 to 9600:
Open "COM1:9600, 1024" As #1

change the expected response to the AT+RST command:
SendCmd "AT+RST", "OK"

These changes are only required due to differences in the firmware of my ESP8266 module.

David

Phil23
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Posted: 01:14am 02 May 2016

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After dragging the old issue of Silicon Chip where Geoff was discussing the ESP8266 to the..... this morning I decided to have a look at garden.geoff.net, & sort of expected it to be off-line as it now is.

Still interested on what might be the current approach.

Am currently viewing my projects remotely in a Terminal app(VT100) via ESP link, but a much more appealing option would be to be able to see all my "projects" online via something like a simple layout on a page at "http://heating.philsstuff.com.au".

Phil.

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