@anon57585045 yes
It's impossible for me to read your code, the non-standard indentation makes it too difficult.
Im sorry man..
Another thing, please define "not working"... need a more detailed description of what is going on.
Hi @monteir00
in your original sketch you use D0 and D1.
It is not recommended that you use port D0 and D1 as they are part of uart (Serial).
You may be having serial conflict with the keyboard.
RV mineirin
ok, i already removed the D0, I'll try to remove the D1 from the project, i'll come back to say if it worked
Not working: it isn't doing what is suposed to do...
when i put the password in the matrix it should move the servo.
what is doing? nothing.
what i do? :
- i put the password (123)
- i click 1 and the led in the board (sck) blinks
- click 2 same thing as 1
- click 3 same...
- when i finish putting all the numbers nothing happen
what should be doing? put the 123 and the servo moves.
other thing happening the led with the wifi module keeps blinking and blinking uncontrollably
maybe it's more specific the problem now, hope you understand my poor english, if you dont understand something please ask again ill try to explain
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Hi @monteir00
What pin configuration are you using now?
RV mineirin
Hi @monteir00
I'm going to sleep now, tomorrow I'll test your project here with my ESP.
RV mineirin
thank you, i already have seen the pinout, thinks this explain what i described with the leds, anyway... I change all as you sugested, but nothing... now i'm using D8, and not using D0 and 1, but nothing...
i was thinking... maybe is something with the matrix, like... maybe i cant connect a matrix keyboard on this type of board? is it possible?
Thank you a lot, im going too XD, if you came to an answer please share with me!
Didn't you say you tested it separately from the rest of everything?
I bought a Wemos D1 R1 to experiment in case any of my projects needed more I/O than my go-to board could provide. I was underwhelmed. Three times my PC would reboot after uploading a sketch to the Wemos, so I just set it aside and stopped looking at the D1.
Consider trying a Wemos D1 Mini or Node MCU board instead of the R1.
Yes bro, but i don't know, maybe it is something with it and the board when there is other component around, i don't have a clue about what is hapening...
but i'll stop bother ya'll, i'll just set the board aside like @SteveMann suggested,
it's been too much effort for little reward, if I ever find out what was going on I'll come back and tell you, thank you so much for your help!
Hi @monteir00
I'm back, and would like to test your sketch.
You can publish the current version you are using.
When publishing don't forget to use </> tags.
RV mineirin
Hello guys, sorry for the absence, i had serious problems with my computer in the last few weeks, i ended up unconsciously solving my problem.
There was nothing wrong with the code, the components or the boards, it was the computer. I ended up having to buy a new notebook because mine was no longer recoverable, when I resumed the project on this new notebook it just loaded without problems.
I don't know if I ended up changing something in the project as a whole in this computer migration, but in the end, as unbelievable as it seems, the project is working perfectly
Maybe it's because of the model of the USB ports, on this new computer they are all 3.0... Or simply that other machine already had problems that I hadn't detected in the connections....
If someone ends up reading this wanting to solve a similar problem, I think the first thing I recommend is getting a friend or relative's computer that is preferably newer than yours so you can load your project and determine if the problem is not your equipment.
To all the colleagues who helped me, I'm very grateful, I hope you'll forgive me for the mess, I only had that computer so I didn't even consider the fact that it could be the problem.
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