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Selecting Arduino Plate for RobotDym Wifi-NodeM: Error Solutions & Proper Reset Process

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  • #1 16702812
    adiif1
    Level 8  
    Tal, how about the plate I should choose in arduino? unfortunately, what I would not give are the type errors, and if there is no error then I will reset my robot; / if it does not start properly
    error: failed sending 36 bytes
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 8 bytes
    error: failed sending 36 bytes
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 8 bytes
    error: failed sending 36 bytes
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 8 bytes
    error: failed sending 36 bytes
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 8 bytes
    error: failed sending 36 bytes
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    
    error: failed sending 8 bytes
    error: failed sending 36 bytes
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 8 bytes
    error: failed sending 36 bytes
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 8 bytes
    error: failed sending 36 bytes
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    error: failed sending 8 bytes
    error: failed sending 36 bytes
    error: failed sending 0xC0
    warning: espcomm_sync failed
    error: espcomm_open failed
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  • #2 16702970
    zster

    Level 28  
    Since the board is based on ESP8266, in the Arduino IDE you should choose "Generic ESP8266 Module". To program ESP8266 in the Arduino IDE you should have the appropriate extensions installed - here you will find instructions on how to do it: Link

    I do not know this board, but as you know, to enter the ESP8266 system into programming mode, it should be powered with a GPIO 0 pin shorted to ground (GND).
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  • #3 16702980
    adiif1
    Level 8  
    I have no problem with lack of knowledge on how to turn it into flash mode
    Just as I say, one program works normally and the other program, for example, no longer and I do not know where to look for the cause
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  • #4 16703100
    zster

    Level 28  
    adiif1 wrote:
    Only as I say one program works normally and the other rest, for example, no longer and I do not know where to find the reason


    From your first post, you can not program anything. Describe your problem thoroughly and paste the codes that work / do not work - without this dusky inspiration.
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  • #5 16703165
    adiif1
    Level 8  
    I upload everything via arduino> nodemcu 1.0 without a mistake, but unfortunately the application type ESP8266 Deauther does not work, but applications like the weather with the screen oled already so; / I do not know where to look for a reason and I play with everything that is at hand
  • #6 16703184
    zster

    Level 28  
    A huge request - if a program does not work, paste it here or give a direct link to the source. Applications with similar names are many, once. Two - not everyone wants to search the code on the network to check what is being said.
    Is the application in question, Deauther, this: Link < br />?

    If so, have you prepared the appropriate files and uploaded them to the ESP filesystem (SPIFFS)? Without them, this code will not work ...
  • #7 16703186
    adiif1
    Level 8  
    Yes everything is uploaded because on nodemcu works perfectly but na tym robotodym już niestety; /

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around selecting the appropriate Arduino board for the RobotDym Wifi-NodeM, specifically addressing issues related to programming and error messages encountered during the process. The user experiences repeated errors such as "failed sending 36 bytes" and "failed sending 0xC0" while attempting to upload code. Responses suggest using the "Generic ESP8266 Module" setting in the Arduino IDE and ensuring the ESP8266 is in programming mode by shorting GPIO 0 to ground. The user confirms successful uploads with some applications but struggles with the ESP8266 Deauther application, despite it working on a NodeMCU board. Further troubleshooting is recommended, including verifying the necessary files are uploaded to the ESP filesystem (SPIFFS).
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