esp8266

[sergio49650]

The same code (simple example) works fine on arduino, but I get rubbish on esp8266. Noise on GPIO may be?

[Mickaelh51]

Hi, Maybe a low power ? Arduino power is 12v. For wireless projects it's very important... Now I use rflink for my projects.

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The same code (simple example) works fine on arduino, but I get rubbish on esp8266. Noise on GPIO may be?

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[sergio49650]

Nop tried that too, with external vcc. The 433 reciever need 5v. It obviously comes from the esp hardware, may be with another gpio...

Le 06/05/2017 à 19:47, HUBERT MICKAEL a écrit :

Hi, Maybe a low power ? Arduino power is 12v. For wireless projects it's very important... Now I use rflink for my projects.

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[Mickaelh51]

Maybe yes. I never tried with this hardware. Just Arduino uno

On May 6, 2017 9:05 PM, "sergio49650" notifications@github.com wrote:

Nop tried that too, with external vcc. The 433 reciever need 5v. It obviously comes from the esp hardware, may be with another gpio...

Le 06/05/2017 à 19:47, HUBERT MICKAEL a écrit :

Hi, Maybe a low power ? Arduino power is 12v. For wireless projects it's very important... Now I use rflink for my projects.

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The same code (simple example) works fine on arduino, but I get rubbish on esp8266. Noise on GPIO may be?

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[PonyOny]

I'm having the same issue, just receiving constantly data with invalid output, did you mange to fix this @sergio49650

[sergio49650]

I think it comes from WiFi interferences. I got the same invalid data with Bluetooth module connected to arduino. As soon module is disconnected, 433 works well and data are good.

[dcolley]

FWIW, I tried to disable WiFi.mode() to see if I can get this working on Wemos D1 Mini, and I still get rubbish readings.

Does anyone know if the clock speed could be a factor? My Uno runs 16MHz and the D1 MIni runs at 80MHz...