upload ARDUINO sketch, to NANO - using ESP8266

Projects Networking, Protocols, and Devices
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I want to upload my Arduino sketch to my NANO board, using the ESP8288 wifi module. Does anyone know a link for the procedures to do this please?

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Here are a couple:

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Thank you. The 2nd one has specific linux - I run Windows on my development workstation, so this would be too many steps. Frist one translates and parts of it do not come through too good.

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Link to GIT HUB for procedures

I found this link and so far it's working after how many hours, I do not know.

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This is a tough project. I managed to get the circuit to work, but the website is not clear on how actually I re-configure IDE (or visual micro, is what I use in Visual Studio) to use IP/PORT for AVR-DUDE. I guess if someone was experienced messing with boards and stuff they might be able to figure it out.

But the project is almost there. I can telnet into the WIFI board and transcieve data to the arduino board through wifi, which is awesome. I'm almost there, just a step or two away.

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Hi, finally did you have any result ? Did you achieve to upload code to arduino via ESP ?
Do you have the tutorial you follow ?

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Hey I am currently working on updating the "Arduino uno" wirelessly via MQTT and micro-python running on the esp8266. How it works is first you need to specify the topic and host on the esp8266 running on micro-python. Then run a simple python script on a remote computer or server which will post a compiled arduino .hex code
to the esp8266 via MQTT.

The original arduino code will be written in a "Browser", afterwards sent to a server to be complied in to hex code, then sent to an esp8266 (running on micro-python), which will implement the STK500 protocol on its own to program the arduino.

BROWSER===>via http ====> Server ===> via MQTT===> ESP8266(running micro-python) ====> via STK500 protocol ===>Arduino Uno.

This has the following advantages:

1.You do not need to have the arduino software in the computer in which the code is written
2.You can program multiple arduinos at the same time if they have the same topic
3.It's wireless :slight_smile:

I will post the code an schematic on GitHub when am done

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Nice work I am waiting for your code!!!

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Maybe have a look at Esp-link

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Thank you Riva I will check it!