Open joeman2116 opened 7 years ago
Not really...would have to see logs at least. Most likely is a problem with the access point.
Ok,
I have several other esp8266 devices and using other code they connect and get an ip with no problems.
I tried a few different esp devices and they behaved the same.
I can see it attempting to connect but eventually times out..
The codes seem to work well with each other. The Code provides 2 Alexa devices by emulating a wemo switch... The code below is what I am using: Thanks for having a look... Joe -----------------------------------------------code-------------------------------------
fauxmoESP fauxmo;
void callback(uint8_t device_id, const char * device_name, bool state) { Serial.printf("[MAIN] %s state: %s\n", device_name, state ? "ON" : "OFF");
if ( (strcmp(device_name, "Flex1") == 0) ) {
if (state) {
digitalWrite(Flex1_PIN, HIGH);
} else {
digitalWrite(Flex1_PIN, LOW);
}
}
if ( (strcmp(device_name, "Flex2") == 0) ) { // adjust the Flex immediately! if (state) { digitalWrite(Flex2_PIN, HIGH); } else { digitalWrite(Flex2_PIN, LOW); } } }
void setup() {
pinMode(Flex2_PIN, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(Flex2_PIN, LOW);//
pinMode(Flex1_PIN, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(Flex1_PIN, LOW);
//Create the manager object ESPSerialWiFiManager esp = ESPSerialWiFiManager();
//void setup(){ //Initialize the serial connection. This is required. Serial.begin(115200); //Complete manager init (this will init WiFi and EEPROM) esp.begin(); //If desired at beginnging, show manager menu //This will timeout after 10 seconds esp.run_menu(10);
// Fauxmo fauxmo.addDevice("Flex2"); fauxmo.addDevice("Flex1"); fauxmo.onMessage(callback); }
void loop() { fauxmo.handle();
}
What's the IP of your DHCP host?
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Ok, I have several other esp8266 devices and using other code they connect and get an ip with no problems. I tried a few different esp devices and they behaved the same. I can see it attempting to connect but eventually times out..
The codes seem to work well with each other. The Code provides 2 Alexa devices by emulating a wemo switch... The code below is what I am using: Thanks for having a look... Joe -----------------------------------------------code---------
include
include
include
include "fauxmoESP.h"
define SERIAL_BAUDRATE 115200
fauxmoESP fauxmo;
define Flex2_PIN 13 // d7=gpio13
define Flex1_PIN 5 //d1 =gpio5
void callback(uint8_t device_id, const char * device_name, bool state) { Serial.printf("[MAIN] %s state: %s\n", device_name, state ? "ON" : "OFF");
if ( (strcmp(device_name, "Flex1") == 0) ) {
if (state) { digitalWrite(Flex1_PIN, HIGH); } else { digitalWrite(Flex1_PIN, LOW); }
}
if ( (strcmp(device_name, "Flex2") == 0) ) { // adjust the Flex immediately! if (state) { digitalWrite(Flex2_PIN, HIGH); } else { digitalWrite(Flex2_PIN, LOW); } } }
void setup() {
pinMode(Flex2_PIN, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(Flex2_PIN, LOW);//
pinMode(Flex1_PIN, OUTPUT); digitalWrite(Flex1_PIN, LOW);
//Create the manager object ESPSerialWiFiManager esp = ESPSerialWiFiManager();
//void setup(){ //Initialize the serial connection. This is required. Serial.begin(115200); //Complete manager init (this will init WiFi and EEPROM) esp.begin(); //If desired at beginnging, show manager menu //This will timeout after 10 seconds esp.run_menu(10);
// Fauxmo fauxmo.addDevice("Flex2"); fauxmo.addDevice("Flex1"); fauxmo.onMessage(callback); }
void loop() { fauxmo.handle();
}
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192.168.1.1 (router ip) dhcp host
Send me the serial log of when you use advanced mode and it does work. Please remember to blank out the wifi password :)
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192.168.1.1 (router ip) dhcp host
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Did you mean the above? - from my serial monitor
I meant ALL of it. Not just the final details.
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..... Connection Sucessful Current Network Details: SSID: ASUS66ujoe IP Address: 192.168.1.5 MAC address: 33:6C:29:7F:CF:5C Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 DNS 1: 8.8.8.8 DNS 2: 192.168.1.1
Did you mean the above? - from my serial monitor
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Sorry, here is the complete screen
I just tried to connect to another router and got the same results.. Only connects with a static ip advanced configuration
joe
Very weird... What version of the ESP arduino core are you using and what actual board are you using?
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I just tried to connect to another router and got the same results.. Only connects with a static ip advanced configuration
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board is using an esp8266 12 d1 mini Not sure where to find info on core? arduino ide is v 1.81 I have several other nodemcu - i could program - ?
Honestly, I'm not sure. It should work with DHCP. Go into the arduino boards manager and search for ESP8266 and tell me what version it says there.
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I have several other nodemcu - i could program - ?
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The board manager says: esp8266- builtin by Simon peter is ver 1.0.0
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Honestly, I'm not sure. It should work with DHCP. Go into the arduino boards manager and search for ESP8266 and tell me what version it says there.
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Current official release is 2.3.0: https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino That is the only version my library supports.
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The board manager says: esp8266- builtin by Simon peter is ver 1.0.0
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Honestly, I'm not sure. It should work with DHCP. Go into the arduino boards manager and search for ESP8266 and tell me what version it says there.
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Just as a test I loaded a new arduino ide v 1.81 with the latest core etc Compiled - and upload fine
hit the reset and menu came up on serial monitor selected 1 to scan and it found my wifi ssid fine Entered password said connecting to my wifi name a bunch of dots then said Failed connecting to AP.
Did a static and advanced - then a commit----- logged in perfect..
joe
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Current official release is 2.3.0: https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino That is the only version my library supports.
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The board manager says: esp8266- builtin by Simon peter is ver 1.0.0
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Just setup a guest account - with no password and it connected fine and got a dhcp ip ok. Changed to encrypted wpa and wpa2 - failed log in.
How do i erase the eeprom - ? When i do a static with a new ip and dns etc , then do a commit - it still remembers the old settings
joe
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Just as a test I loaded a new arduino ide v 1.81 with the latest core etc Compiled - and upload fine
hit the reset and menu came up on serial monitor selected 1 to scan and it found my wifi ssid fine Entered password said connecting to my wifi name a bunch of dots then said Failed connecting to AP.
Did a static and advanced - then a commit----- logged in perfect..
joe
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Current official release is 2.3.0: https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino That is the only version my library supports.
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The board manager says: esp8266- builtin by Simon peter is ver 1.0.0
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Honestly, I'm not sure. It should work with DHCP. Go into the arduino boards manager and search for ESP8266 and tell me what version it says there.
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Choose option 4 (disconnect) then option 5 (commit) and that will clear out the settings. Must be something with your specific wifi access point. I used WPA all the time without issue. What model is it?
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Just setup a guest account - with no password and it connected fine and got a dhcp ip ok. Changed to encrypted wpa and wpa2 - failed log in.
How do i erase the eeprom - ? When i do a static with a new ip and dns etc , then do a commit - it still remembers the old settings
joe
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Just as a test I loaded a new arduino ide v 1.81 with the latest core etc Compiled - and upload fine
hit the reset and menu came up on serial monitor selected 1 to scan and it found my wifi ssid fine Entered password said connecting to my wifi name a bunch of dots then said Failed connecting to AP.
Did a static and advanced - then a commit----- logged in perfect..
joe
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Current official release is 2.3.0: https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino That is the only version my library supports.
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The board manager says: esp8266- builtin by Simon peter is ver 1.0.0
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Honestly, I'm not sure. It should work with DHCP. Go into the arduino boards manager and search for ESP8266 and tell me what version it says there.
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Wooo - It worked
The solution seems to be i needed to 4 disconnect and 5 commit. It appears it was remembering the dhcp connect with a bad pw - so select 4 and 5 cleared all... Once i did that i did a scan , selected my wifi and entered the password -- logged in!!!! Rebooted and it got a dhcp ip --- fine..
Thanks for your help.....
One more question:
I use fauxmoesp to select Alexa (2)devices called flex and flex1... with your code and it works great....
I was wondering if you might know how to have the alexa device names selectable on a menu ? It would be great if one could just use a menu like your wifi code to select new names.
The idea is to be able to give a esp module to someone and use it on teir wifi- which your code allows. But also so they could change the name of the alexa device name device to something more meaning full to them
joe
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Choose option 4 (disconnect) then option 5 (commit) and that will clear out the settings. Must be something with your specific wifi access point. I used WPA all the time without issue. What model is it?
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Just setup a guest account - with no password and it connected fine and got a dhcp ip ok. Changed to encrypted wpa and wpa2 - failed log in.
How do i erase the eeprom - ? When i do a static with a new ip and dns etc , then do a commit - it still remembers the old settings
joe
On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 11:38 AM, joe basque joeman2116@gmail.com wrote:
Just as a test I loaded a new arduino ide v 1.81 with the latest core etc Compiled - and upload fine
hit the reset and menu came up on serial monitor selected 1 to scan and it found my wifi ssid fine Entered password said connecting to my wifi name a bunch of dots then said Failed connecting to AP.
Did a static and advanced - then a commit----- logged in perfect..
joe
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Current official release is 2.3.0: https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino That is the only version my library supports.
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The board manager says: esp8266- builtin by Simon peter is ver 1.0.0
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Honestly, I'm not sure. It should work with DHCP. Go into the arduino boards manager and search for ESP8266 and tell me what version it says there.
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Right now, no... though I've had requests for opening up that menu to custom things. I think what I may do in the future is pull all the menu stuff out into a separate class that can be passed to the WiFi manager but then you could continue to build your own menus with it.
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Wooo - It worked
The solution seems to be i needed to 4 disconnect and 5 commit. It appears it was remembering the dhcp connect with a bad pw - so select 4 and 5 cleared all... Once i did that i did a scan , selected my wifi and entered the password -- logged in!!!! Rebooted and it got a dhcp ip --- fine..
Thanks for your help.....
One more question:
I use fauxmoesp to select Alexa (2)devices called flex and flex1... with your code and it works great....
I was wondering if you might know how to have the alexa device names selectable on a menu ? It would be great if one could just use a menu like your wifi code to select new names.
The idea is to be able to give a esp module to someone and use it on teir wifi- which your code allows. But also so they could change the name of the alexa device name device to something more meaning full to them
joe
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Choose option 4 (disconnect) then option 5 (commit) and that will clear out the settings. Must be something with your specific wifi access point. I used WPA all the time without issue. What model is it?
On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 10:58 AM, joeman2116 notifications@github.com wrote:
Just setup a guest account - with no password and it connected fine and got a dhcp ip ok. Changed to encrypted wpa and wpa2 - failed log in.
How do i erase the eeprom - ? When i do a static with a new ip and dns etc , then do a commit - it still remembers the old settings
joe
On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 11:38 AM, joe basque joeman2116@gmail.com wrote:
Just as a test I loaded a new arduino ide v 1.81 with the latest core etc Compiled - and upload fine
hit the reset and menu came up on serial monitor selected 1 to scan and it found my wifi ssid fine Entered password said connecting to my wifi name a bunch of dots then said Failed connecting to AP.
Did a static and advanced - then a commit----- logged in perfect..
joe
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wrote:
Current official release is 2.3.0: https://github.com/esp8266/ Arduino That is the only version my library supports.
On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 8:45 AM, joeman2116 < notifications@github.com> wrote:
The board manager says: esp8266- builtin by Simon peter is ver 1.0.0
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wrote:
Honestly, I'm not sure. It should work with DHCP. Go into the arduino boards manager and search for ESP8266 and tell me what version it says there.
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board is using an esp8266 12 d1 mini Not sure where to find info on core?
I have several other nodemcu - i could program - ?
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Great code. I integrated it with FAUXMOESP.
The issue I have is, I cannot connect unless I do a static advanced setup - then commit. Once that is done and I reboot - it connects very well. I can change the ip , gateway and it still works fine. However, if i scan and select the SSID then enter the password - it times out...
Any ides what might be the cause?
Thanks
Joe