Mode 1: USB Serial connected to ATMega328 for both programming and serial communication
Mode 2: USB Serial connected to ESP8266 for programming
Mode 3: USB Serial connected to ESP8266 for serial communication
Mode 4: ATMega328 and ESP8266 serial connected together for serial communication
Now i want to send a data from uno r3 to my website is that possible if yes how can i do that i need help regarding this for my college project
Issue is how i can connect uno R3 with my home wifi
The UNO uses 5 volt level of signals. The ESP usuallly uses 3.3 volt. Don't send 5 volt signals to a 3.3 volt device without level shifting. Sending 3.3 volt signals to a 5 volt device is okey.
We have to use level shifter! (But, I operate without level shifter.)
Warning from Google:
ESP8266 pins are generally not considered 5V tolerant; while some evidence suggests they might tolerate a slightly higher voltage than their 3.3V operating voltage, directly connecting them to a 5V source can potentially damage the chip, so it's best practice to use a voltage divider when interfacing with 5V circuits.
1. I assume that you have a Router in your home. 2. You have a semperature sensor (DS18B20) connected with UNOR3. 3. You want to transfer the temperaure data from UNOR3 to your ESP8266 using (say) UART Port.
4. Your ESP8266 as a Server will use its built-in WiFi to send the temperature data to your Mobile Phone via the Router.
5. Your Mobile Phone will monitor temperature as a Client.
@UKHeliBob Then i am really sorry i don't have apart from this
ATmega328p + ESP8266 i have both the chips in my board if you want i can provide you more clear images