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https://gitlab.com/anton.k.krause/dmx_wifi_esp32_esp8622_mqtt_controller.git | https://gitlab.com/anton.k.krause/dmx_wifi_esp32_esp8622_mqtt_controller.git | ||
Order of Operation: | |||
1. connect your ESP - if you use the hardware I mentioned you just need to connect it via a micro-USB cable to your computer. BEWARE: in case of the WEMOS you need to install a [https://docs.wemos.cc/en/latest/ch340_driver.html driver]. - because the chip is not directly connected to your computer it communicates to another chip and for this chip you need a driver. | |||
2. install your micropython as mentioned on the webside | |||
3. copy the scripts from the git on to the chip | |||
4. disconnected and restart the chip | |||
5. connect to its wifi " |
Version vom 26. März 2020, 21:31 Uhr
Im Rahmen von Game on Stage ist dieser Code entstanden der es möglich macht über WiFi durch das MQTT Protocol DMX_Signale zu senden. Mehr Details gibt es in der Readme im Git.
benötigte Hardware:
ESP8266 zum Beispiel Wemos D1 oder NodeMCU
oder
ESP32 zum Beispiel Lolin Lite ESP32
Software:
Micropython
und diese Skripte aus dem Git:
https://gitlab.com/anton.k.krause/dmx_wifi_esp32_esp8622_mqtt_controller.git
Order of Operation:
1. connect your ESP - if you use the hardware I mentioned you just need to connect it via a micro-USB cable to your computer. BEWARE: in case of the WEMOS you need to install a driver. - because the chip is not directly connected to your computer it communicates to another chip and for this chip you need a driver.
2. install your micropython as mentioned on the webside
3. copy the scripts from the git on to the chip
4. disconnected and restart the chip
5. connect to its wifi "