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D1 mini module - ESP8266 WIFI launch, start from IoT, Blynk, Thingspeak

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  • #31 18661920
    TechEkspert
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    I checked it in a scenario where the module was connected to a router that was a Wi-Fi AP sharing the internet.
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  • #32 18662015
    TDA2593
    Level 9  
    I do not have much experience in this topic. Does the WiFi module need to see the router's network? What exactly does AP abbreviation mean? Sometimes I connect to the Raspberry, with a dedicated soft directly via a cell ... Regards.
  • #33 18662255
    inot
    Level 37  
    Quote:
    Does the WiFi module need to see the router's network?

    It's rather the opposite. The module should register with the router.

    See how the module reports through the serial port (USB).
    AP = access point.
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  • #34 18662603
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    AP, i.e. a WiFi access point that provides internet connection, such as in hotels or at McDonald's, to which you connect, for example, with a smartphone or laptop. If you log into the router with the AP, you can see what the module does in the log. Information from the module's serial console (via USB) can also be useful.
  • #35 20587997
    blazrech
    Level 4  
    Hello. Can this be extended to say 4 relays? And to enable each separately. And control from app like this one way. Thanks in advance for your answer.
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  • #36 20588209
    TechEkspert
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    Can be.
    Let's see what AI has to say.

    @ElektrodaBot Write the code for Arduino on the ESP8266 board that will control 4 relays through the blynk application on your smartphone.
  • #37 20588214
    blazrech
    Level 4  
    Thanks a lot for your answer. How should I understand the code I will write a bot?
  • #38 20588216
    TechEkspert
    Editor  
    We'll see what he writes, you can compare it with the code from the first post.
  • #39 20588246
    blazrech
    Level 4  
    What does this line in the code mean?
    char auth[] = "Your_authorization_code";
    What do you need to enter here?
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  • #40 20588389
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    Editor  
    The token for blynk, after installing the application and entering the e-mail, comes to the inbox.

    @ElektrodaBot how to get a token for the blynk application that allows you to control IoT devices and what are the limitations of the free blynk version?
  • #41 20594824
    blazrech
    Level 4  
    Hello. Thank you for your help. Everything works ok. The question is, is it possible to somehow set the application so that a given switch is turned on for 20 minutes and then turns off by itself? If so, how to set it up.
  • #42 20595404
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    I don't know in the application, but maybe in the program code it would be possible to change the output state after a certain time?
    I just don't know if it can be synced with the app...
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Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the D1 mini module, a compatible clone of the Wemos D1 mini, which utilizes the ESP8266-12E WiFi chip. Users express interest in its compatibility with various IoT platforms like Blynk and Thingspeak, and share experiences regarding its setup and functionality. Key points include the module's ease of use for IoT projects, the importance of using the correct voltage levels (3.3V for ESP8266), and the potential for expanding functionality with additional shields and sensors. Users also discuss issues related to programming, library requirements, and the integration of components like relays and buttons for remote control via Blynk. The conversation highlights the need for proper wiring and code adjustments to ensure seamless operation of connected devices.
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