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Hostname | Click to edit! Hostname displayed in menu bar and used by DHCP and mDNS |
Network SSID | |
WiFi status | |
WiFi address | |
SLIP status | |
MQTT status | |
Serial baud |
The JeeLabs esp-link firmware bridges the ESP8266 serial port to WiFi and can program microcontrollers over the serial port, in particular Arduinos, AVRs, and NXP's LPC800 and other ARM processors. Typical avrdude command line to program an Arduino:
where -Pnet:esp-link.local:23 tells avrdude to connect to port 23 of esp-link. You can substitute the IP address of your esp-link for esp-link.local if necessary. Please refer to the online README for up-to-date help.
WiFi mode | |
WiFi channel | |
Flash chip ID | Common IDs: 4016=4MB, 4014=1MB, 4013=512KB |
Flash size | Size configured into bootloader, must match chip size |
Webpage size | The maximal size of the custom web page a user can upload. |
Current partition | |
Description: Click to edit! A short description or memo for this esp-link module, 128 chars max |
The REST & MQTT support uses the SLIP protocol over the serial port to enable the attached microcontroller to initiate outbound connections. The REST support lets the uC initiate simple HTTP requests while the MQTT support lets it communicate with an MQTT server bidirectionally at QoS 0 thru 2.
The MQTT support is in the form of a built-in client that connects to a server using parameters set below and stored in esp-link's flash settings. This allows esp-link to take care of connection parameters and disconnect/reconnect operations.
The MQTT client also supports sending periodic status messages about esp-link itself, including WiFi RSSI, and free heap memory.
REST requests are enabled as soon as SLIP is enabled. There are no REST-specific settings.
User defined web pages can be uploaded to esp-link. This is useful if esp-link acts as a web server while MCU provides the measurement data.
WiFi mode | |
Soft-AP SSID | |
Soft-AP Password | |
Soft-AP Channel | |
Soft-AP Max Conn | |
Soft-AP Hidden | |
Soft-AP Beacon Int | |
Soft-AP Auth Mode | |
Soft-AP MAC | |
WiFi mode | |
WiFi channel | |
Configured network | |
WiFi status | |
WiFi address | |
WiFi rssi | |
WiFi phy | |
WiFi MAC | |