I am very new to nodemcu board I want to know :
- EN pin should keep float without using pullup resistor then if need a resistor what is the value
- another point what is pullup resistor value should be connected to RST pin?
I am very new to nodemcu board I want to know :
While waitng for precise reply, use 10k.
EN must connected to pullup resistor 10K
RST must connected to pullup resistor 10K
is it correct?
note: ESP8266 board is located near to 220V AC Contactor then as you know contactor can generate electric spark when turn on & turn off
is there any recommendation?
looking at NodeMCU schematics many have 12K pullups on GPIO0, GPIO2, EN and RST
240V contactors, motors, etc can be a problem around microcontrollers causing data corruption, processor resets, etc
use good power supplies and grounds, metal enclosures, shielded cables, etc
No, a NodeMCU already has all the required parts included.
You only should be asking these questions if you would use a bare ESP8266 module.
Supply and wiring matters, but a metal enclosure is not an option for a WiFi module.
Leo..
ESP.wdtEnable(5000);
this command what means?
I have a question please relating using MDNS
if (MDNS.begin("esp8266", WiFi.localIP())) {
Serial2.println("MDNS Responder Started");
}
is it same as
MDNS.begin;
also I want to know what is the difference between
MDNS.update();
MDNS.loop();
MDNS.begin; is the same, only without the serial prints.
All I know is that MDNS doesn't work if MDNS.update() is not in void loop().
Don't know what MDNS.loop() is.
Leo..
so no need
if (MDNS.begin("esp8266", WiFi.localIP())) {
Serial2.println("MDNS Responder Started");
}
just put
MDNS.begin("esp8266");
Been a while since I used mDNS, but the brackets AFAIK just hold the friendly name.
Connect with esp8266.local, or whatever name you have in there.
Leo..
which command is correct?
MDNS.begin("esp8266", WiFi.localIP());
or
MDNS.begin("esp8266");
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