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nk25719 / PMD___aka-KiCad-esp32-6leds-2switches-1pj-circuit-

In this repo I am practicing KICAD. Created an ESP32 DevKit V1 module and a PCB footprint. I designed a circuit around this ESP32 consisting of six lamps, four switches, and two power jacks and added a voltage regulater to Vin to maintain a supply of +5V. (This project was originally made of two switches and 1 power jack and was named homeWork2.)
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Software - Add IP Address to LCD Splash Screen. #76

Open ForrestErickson opened 4 days ago

ForrestErickson commented 4 days ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. A clear and concise description of what the problem is. Ex. I'm always frustrated when [...] For network troubleshooting, a user must be able to find the IP address of a WiFi connected device. The LCD should display the IP address as soon as it is assigned by the network.

Describe the solution you'd like A clear and concise description of what you want to happen.

Rearrange the LCD splash screen to put the model name and the firmware name and version on the first line The second line shoujld be the build date and time The third line shoujld be the MAC address The forth line should be the IP address or a message indicating IP address not yet assigned.

The LCD splash screen will likely need to be assembled with the first three lines during Setup() and the forth line in the Loop() where the WiFi connection is made.

Once there is a user interface with the rotary encoder, there should be a way to get back to the IPaddress.

Note as of the V0.19 firmware the firmware reports on the serial monitor the IPaddress. Look in the code for, "Device connected at IPadderss:" to see where.

ForrestErickson commented 4 days ago

Once an example of this LCD Splash Screen is available and before closing this issue, a photo it should be put into the user manual at the section called: WirelessWiFi Connection