ESP8266 firmware for speeds of 9600 or 19200

Hello
I have a question, is there a firmware version for ESP8266 that works on 9600 ( eventually 19200 ) speed ?
I already have the timers and their variables nicely counted and configured in the program ( in Bascom ), and my ESP8266 version has 115200 and there are a lot of errors
After typing



i have the answer


second question rather perhaps silly - is the firmware the same for all versions of the ESP8266 chassis ? ( I have ESP8266 - 07 - case with "antenna" and socket )

I probably asked a stupid question. But I've already found it myself.

Just type in:


and the module will change and remember the settings of the UART port - I checked ( I unplugged the module for 40 minutes, stripped the power supply so it doesn't remember anything ) and it works.

By the way I updated via Wifi the firmware
Now it is:


If anyone would like to know how:

It should be OK at the end, if something didn't go right, there will be an ERROR

Maybe try the ESP Basic firmware, many things will become simpler.
ESP Basic . AVR will be unnecessary for most projects, and you will gain communication over WIFI. You can program the ESP from Android, as the editor is stored in the ESP. A Polish Help and lots of new examples should be released in a few days, as well as an update with new references.

IMHO there is no need to mess around with such toys - ESP can be nicely programmed in the Arduino environment.

I also picked up the ESP8266 bug myself. It's better and cheaper than ATMega or Arduino and nRF24L01.
There's a cool firmware project for it. ESPEasy .
It gets along nicely with Domoticz, OpenHAB and a few others, it already supports quite a reasonable number of sensors, the web server also works in standalone mode. And FW can be compiled as needed in Arduino IDE

For lazy people just in time

Look, I wrote the communication with OpenHab by MQTT myself...
I understand that ESPEasy has a predefined set of devices? And it is possible to "click" there a relay after MQTT?

It has ready-made command sets:) of course when you forget AT, In C under Visual Studio it can be done, more simply in LUA, and without too much knowledge without complications in Basic ESP.

The device set is predefined, but there is nothing wrong with writing a plugin for other devices in the Arduino IDE and compiling FW. So the list of supported sensors grows.
MQTT is for Domoticz and OpenHAB. Other protocols too, and you can create your own too.
You can click a relay in MQTT at least in Domoticz, how in OpenHAB I don't know because I don't use it. You can also change the state of the GPIO and also the GPIO_PWM by sending an HTTP command.