Yup that should work. You'll need to flash it with esp_slip_router and set the baud ratetheq wrote: 31 Mar 2020 11:16 Was testing this yesterday, but with no success. Need to confirm that my ESP-01S is working properly. Will test this today.
Just ordered stuff from Digikey to help troubleshoot the port during Easter.
Does the port act like a normal serial Tx/Rx on the Amiga with the normal serial.device (except it's TTL obviously)? No need for any fancy wrapper or workaround?
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Re: Drivers for ESP modules
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Re: Drivers for ESP modules
Yeah, flashed it with the default .bin's and with self-compiled .bin's but nothing.terriblefire wrote: 31 Mar 2020 11:19 Yup that should work. You'll need to flash it with esp_slip_router and set the baud rate
Wasn't able to Putty it or make it connect to my wifi.
Will use my Raspberry Pi to troubleshoot it tonight. More reliant that way... :roll:
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You wont be able to putty. You need to SLAttach to it via linux and then telnet to port 7777 like the instructions say here.theq wrote: 31 Mar 2020 11:45Yeah, flashed it with the default .bin's and with self-compiled .bin's but nothing.terriblefire wrote: 31 Mar 2020 11:19 Yup that should work. You'll need to flash it with esp_slip_router and set the baud rate
Wasn't able to Putty it or make it connect to my wifi.
Will use my Raspberry Pi to troubleshoot it tonight. More reliant that way... :roll:
https://github.com/martin-ger/esp_slip_router
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Re: Drivers for ESP modules
This might be easier, and at this stage the only working option. I'm not concerned if its at 19200 or 115000 baud, as long as there is a way to send files to/from the CD32, it would be more than what is running at the moment: no way of sending files to/from the CD32terriblefire wrote: 30 Mar 2020 13:26 a 3.3v usb serial breakout will work with the TF330.. but i'm not going down the road of supporting it etc. otherwise i'll get nothing done.
I might start a new thread on it, if there is no objection.
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Re: Drivers for ESP modules
I tried following this guide and using WinUAE...
https://blog.nootch.net/post/amiga-bbs-online-2019/
I get this error...
Setup is here
https://mega.nz/#!cZREzILK!-0nAO4vUltxi ... zRBANsIcao
https://blog.nootch.net/post/amiga-bbs-online-2019/
I get this error...
Setup is here
https://mega.nz/#!cZREzILK!-0nAO4vUltxi ... zRBANsIcao
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Re: Drivers for ESP modules
@terriblefire Can you try disabling "carrier detect" on the PPP tab of the interface in genesis Prefs?
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That got it in fs-uae on macosx!Smyckers wrote: 31 Mar 2020 17:24 @terriblefire Can you try disabling "carrier detect" on the PPP tab of the interface in genesis Prefs?
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Re: Drivers for ESP modules
So this hard disk set of file...
https://mega.nz/#!RJ4xkQSA!hKA6ZNLKkpfF ... tw1yhZF_LU
Plus the standard ESP SLIP ROUTER firmware
https://github.com/martin-ger/esp_slip_router
settings are
https://mega.nz/#!RJ4xkQSA!hKA6ZNLKkpfF ... tw1yhZF_LU
Plus the standard ESP SLIP ROUTER firmware
https://github.com/martin-ger/esp_slip_router
settings are
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ESP SLIP Router V1.1.0 (build: Sun Feb 23 23:34:52 2020)
SLIP: IP: 192.168.240.1 PeerIP: 192.168.240.2
STA: SSID: BTHub4-WXYZ PW: ******** [AutoConnect:1]
External IP: 192.168.1.80
DNS server: 192.168.1.254
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Re: Drivers for ESP modules
I got mine working!
Default setting (as in the walkthrough) + it's running at 115200 :)
Only thing I know I changed is Modems/TAs setting: Device-tab: Ignore DSR.
Not gotten DNS* working yet, but getting there is easier now that I have the basics working.
Oh! I swapped my ESP-01S with a Adafruit ESP8266.
Edit: Got DNS working :D
Default setting (as in the walkthrough) + it's running at 115200 :)
Only thing I know I changed is Modems/TAs setting: Device-tab: Ignore DSR.
Not gotten DNS* working yet, but getting there is easier now that I have the basics working.
Oh! I swapped my ESP-01S with a Adafruit ESP8266.
Edit: Got DNS working :D
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tried it in a TF330?
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