aceindy
(Aceindy)
February 8, 2024, 9:47am
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For those of you struggling with the installation of ESP-Link (a serial to wifi module for ESP8266’s)
I created a one-button installer page for ESPLink on my GitHub page
Just connect the ESP8266 module to a serial port (or by usb), and hit 'Connect"
Once flashed, it will come up with its own wifi network.
Connect to it and configure the esp-link further on http://192.168.4.1
PS: Everything is on GitHub , so you can check the sources if you want to.
The binaries I recompiled; it now uses port 23 and 2000 (instead of the standart port 2323) ; the rest is copied 1:1 from GitHub - jeelabs/esp-link: esp8266 wifi-serial bridge, outbound TCP, and arduino/AVR/LPC/NXP programmer
ESPLink / ESP-Link / Ser2TCP / Ser2Net / serial over tcp
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aceindy
(Aceindy)
February 21, 2024, 7:45pm
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PS…just found out I used the wrong offset on one bin.
Corrected now.
aceindy
(Aceindy)
February 22, 2024, 10:06am
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And in case the WebInstaller doesn’t work, added ESP-FlashTool:
committed 10:03AM - 22 Feb 24 UTC
in case the web installer doesn't work.
Use these addresses
esp_init_data_defau… lt.bin;0X7C000;
user1.bin;0X01000;
boot_v1.7.bin;0X00000;
blank.bin;0X3FE000;
For ESP01:
CrystalFreq: 26M
SPI Speed: 40Mhzs
SPI Mode: DIO
Flash Size 4Mbit
Hello, esp-link is for esp8266, not esp32 like you said in your original post. Or have you ported it to esp32?
aceindy
(Aceindy)
April 26, 2024, 6:28pm
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sorry will correct it, thanks for pointing it out
lol alright, to be honest I was kinda hoping you managed to get it to work on esp32 since thats what im currently trying to do
anyway thanks for the quick reply
aceindy
(Aceindy)
April 26, 2024, 7:37pm
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@McMelonTV
Had a look at this one?
I used it while for my pellet stove , but not so stable on esp-01, but maybe works better on esp32?
hmm, I will have a look, thanks