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ESP8266 SMD version RST pin ?

9 years 8 months ago #570 by cdj
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Yes and pin 3 is D0 (rst) in my arduino nano, correct? It doesn't work...also if I try to disconnect cable from pin3 and doesn't disconnect resistors from esp rst ...
It works only if I disconnect pin and resistors too...

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9 years 8 months ago #572 by EasyIoT

cdj wrote: Yes and pin 3 is D0 (rst) in my arduino nano, correct? It doesn't work...also if I try to disconnect cable from pin3 and doesn't disconnect resistors from esp rst ...
It works only if I disconnect pin and resistors too...


3 = D3

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9 years 8 months ago - 9 years 8 months ago #573 by cdj
Replied by cdj on topic ESP8266 SMD version RST pin ?
Ok, i've found error... i've put a 2k2 and 1k resistor and not 10k and 20k ... :sick:

ARGHHHHH 3 = D3 ? THIS IS THE ERROR, sorry for my head in the cloud :P

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9 years 8 months ago #578 by cdj
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The problem is here :

iot-playground.com/2-uncategorised/17-es...v-arduino-connection

You write that Arduino D0 must go to Esp RST....
I suppose that this is wrong !

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9 years 8 months ago #579 by EasyIoT

cdj wrote: The problem is here :

iot-playground.com/2-uncategorised/17-es...v-arduino-connection

You write that Arduino D0 must go to Esp RST....
I suppose that this is wrong !


This is generic tutorial, use common sense. Arduino DO means digital output. DO is not the same as D0.
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9 years 8 months ago #580 by Dennis
Yes, and you can connect the ESP8266's reset pin to the arduino reset pin without problems - then bot will be reset by pressing the arduino's RST pushbutton (downside: pushbottun can't be triggered in software!).

For the sketch to be able to reset the esp8266, you need to connect the modules RST pin to some arduino pin that you can pull low for a few ms with a command in your sketch - for example D3 as easyIoT wrote. Then the easyIoT library will take care of the reset thing.

BTW, how exactly does this work? How does the sketch determine if the esp8266 is unresponsive, and how long does it need to check this and reset the module?

regards

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