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@ -131,15 +131,15 @@ Getting Started |
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To get started you need to: |
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1. prepare your esp8266 module for serial flashing |
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2. download the latest esp-link release image (you can build your own later) |
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3. flash the firmware |
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4. configure the Wifi in esp-link for your network |
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1. prepare your esp8266 module for serial flashing |
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2. download the latest esp-link release image (you can build your own later) |
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3. flash the firmware |
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4. configure the Wifi in esp-link for your network |
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You can then attach a uC and upload a sketch: |
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1. attach a uC (e.g. arduino) to your esp8266 module |
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2. connect via the serial port to see a pre-loaded sketch running |
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3. upload a fresh version of the sketch |
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1. attach a uC (e.g. arduino) to your esp8266 module |
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2. connect via the serial port to see a pre-loaded sketch running |
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3. upload a fresh version of the sketch |
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From there, more advanced steps are: |
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- write a sketch that uses MQTT to communicate, or that makes outbound REST requests |
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Thorsten von Eicken
9 years ago