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Clock not getting settings through wifi module
6 months 4 days ago #12923
by jeod
Here it is
Replied by jeod on topic Clock not getting settings through wifi module
Ty_Eeberfest wrote: Hmm. Give us a screen shot of the Summary web page and we can go from there. Several screen hots if necessary to show the entire page.
Here it is
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6 months 4 days ago #12924
by Ty_Eeberfest
Thanks! I don't see any obvious problem. Am I correct in thinking you compiled the code yourself? The compile date suggests that you did. That's fine but a few things come to mind, especially since Sketch Size, Free Heap and SDK Version don't match my clock.
1) Do you have a regular ESP-01 (separate red and blue LEDs) or an ESP-01S (no red LED, just a blue one) ? Either is ok but the 01S has a nasty trap for the uninitiated in that the blue LED is connected to one of the I2C pins. The fix is to change Line 63 of the code to
#define ESP01S
and recompile.
2) The program is super-picky about library versions and even the version of the "ESP Community" framework. Everything has to be exactly as specified even though some things are not the latest versions. Check the comments at about Line 9 and also around Line 53. Make sure your "ESP Community" and your libraries are the exact version listed, downgrade or upgrade if necessary and recompile.
Let me know what you find....
Also here's my Summary page for comparison.
Look into it later when the dust is clearing off the crater.
Replied by Ty_Eeberfest on topic Clock not getting settings through wifi module
jeod wrote: Here it is
Thanks! I don't see any obvious problem. Am I correct in thinking you compiled the code yourself? The compile date suggests that you did. That's fine but a few things come to mind, especially since Sketch Size, Free Heap and SDK Version don't match my clock.
1) Do you have a regular ESP-01 (separate red and blue LEDs) or an ESP-01S (no red LED, just a blue one) ? Either is ok but the 01S has a nasty trap for the uninitiated in that the blue LED is connected to one of the I2C pins. The fix is to change Line 63 of the code to
#define ESP01S
and recompile.
2) The program is super-picky about library versions and even the version of the "ESP Community" framework. Everything has to be exactly as specified even though some things are not the latest versions. Check the comments at about Line 9 and also around Line 53. Make sure your "ESP Community" and your libraries are the exact version listed, downgrade or upgrade if necessary and recompile.
Let me know what you find....
Also here's my Summary page for comparison.
Look into it later when the dust is clearing off the crater.
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