Thanks for posting this updated code. Is this ready for public consumption?
I downloaded your code and compiled in Arduino v1.6.5 without error, just a warning:
"Low memory available, stability problems may occur."
and:
"Sketch uses 324,344 bytes (74%) of program storage space. Maximum is 434,160 bytes.
Global variables use 66,300 bytes (80%) of dynamic memory, leaving 15,620 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 81,920 bytes."
I get nothing but random characters in the serial monitor window upon reset.
Wrapping Serial.println statements in F() changes nothing - still get the warning.
Then, I attempted to access the "ESP" AP signal, to no avail.
As a user of John Lassen's original code, I'm used to seeing this service on my iPhone after flashing and booting my ESP8266-01 module with this code.
One of my needs for both John's as well as this code is that it is difficult to use as a newbie.
Is there a plan to offer some "getting started" documentation so that others may share in this project's success?
Thanks for posting this updated code. Is this ready for public consumption? I downloaded your code and compiled in Arduino v1.6.5 without error, just a warning: "Low memory available, stability problems may occur." and: "Sketch uses 324,344 bytes (74%) of program storage space. Maximum is 434,160 bytes. Global variables use 66,300 bytes (80%) of dynamic memory, leaving 15,620 bytes for local variables. Maximum is 81,920 bytes." I get nothing but random characters in the serial monitor window upon reset. Wrapping Serial.println statements in F() changes nothing - still get the warning.
Then, I attempted to access the "ESP" AP signal, to no avail. As a user of John Lassen's original code, I'm used to seeing this service on my iPhone after flashing and booting my ESP8266-01 module with this code. One of my needs for both John's as well as this code is that it is difficult to use as a newbie. Is there a plan to offer some "getting started" documentation so that others may share in this project's success?
Thanks in advance.