Very nice explanation. well structured and just the right balance between information but not to much basic stuff. thx!
Hello Awesome video! I have both scripts up and running. Im wondering if there is a way to convert the String" " data send from the python script in arduino to an integer. I am trying to send pwm values to drive a motor.
Thank you so much for sharing~ It always a heartwarming things to get new knowledge… #salute
Great tutorial. 我喜欢~
when approaching the esp32 via python on pc, it works, but when I use android and a DNS routing, the app says connected, but the arduinoESP32 does not answer, nor say it is connected. Any clou ?
excellent tut, how would you do this with an sparkfun esp32 thing. no difference?
Hi, I tried your ESP32 server example with a browser but could not make it work. Can you offer an example with ws used by browser to connect to the ESP32 please?
esp 32 will work as a broker?
Excellent Tutorial. How many clients do you think an ESP32 can handle?
niiice but can this worK with esp8266
Just in case someone has problems with the connection like me:
Hello sir, at the moment I'm working on ESP32 to control relay module via the Internet. I can connect my ESP32 board to WiFi and control the relays using web browser. However, instead of using WiFi, I want to use the Ethernet cable for connection. I've searched a lot on the Internet but found nothing useful. Could you please give me some advice on how to implement ethernet connection. (I'm using board SOM-ESP32-1 which has LAN8720, EMAC RMII interface). Thanks for your help.
I really like your presentation style. Precise, easy to follow and high quality production. A shame that the channel is a bit underrated.
Nice tutorial. thanks!
Where have you been, Sir? Long time no see. Anyway, great Tutorial as always~
Hi Shawn I didn't realise that this channel is in my subscription list…anyway welcome back…?
Another great video, I was getting used to that devo-esque Digi-Key intro though
Very nice explanation. well structured and just the right balance between information but not to much basic stuff. thx!
Hello Awesome video! I have both scripts up and running. Im wondering if there is a way to convert the String" " data send from the python script in arduino to an integer. I am trying to send pwm values to drive a motor.
Thank you so much for sharing~
It always a heartwarming things to get new knowledge…
#salute
Great tutorial. 我喜欢~
when approaching the esp32 via python on pc, it works, but when I use android and a DNS routing, the app says connected, but the arduinoESP32 does not answer, nor say it is connected. Any clou ?
excellent tut, how would you do this with an sparkfun esp32 thing. no difference?
Hi, I tried your ESP32 server example with a browser but could not make it work. Can you offer an example with ws used by browser to connect to the ESP32 please?
esp 32 will work as a broker?
Excellent Tutorial. How many clients do you think an ESP32 can handle?
niiice but can this worK with esp8266
Just in case someone has problems with the connection like me:
import websocket
# Connect to WebSocket server
ws = websocket.WebSocket(sslopt={"check_hostname": False})
ws.connect("ws://192.168.1.250")
print("Connected to WebSocket server")
# Ask the user for some input and transmit it
str = input("Say something: ")
ws.send(str)
# Wait for server to respond and print it
result = ws.recv()
print("Received: " + result)
# Gracefully close WebSocket connection
ws.close()
That code worked for me
HOW TO DO THIS THE OTHER WAY AROUND?????????
Hello sir, at the moment I'm working on ESP32 to control relay module via the Internet. I can connect my ESP32 board to WiFi and control the relays using web browser. However, instead of using WiFi, I want to use the Ethernet cable for connection. I've searched a lot on the Internet but found nothing useful. Could you please give me some advice on how to implement ethernet connection. (I'm using board SOM-ESP32-1 which has LAN8720, EMAC RMII interface). Thanks for your help.
I really like your presentation style. Precise, easy to follow and high quality production. A shame that the channel is a bit underrated.
Nice tutorial. thanks!
Where have you been, Sir? Long time no see. Anyway, great Tutorial as always~
Hi Shawn I didn't realise that this channel is in my subscription list…anyway welcome back…?
Another great video, I was getting used to that devo-esque Digi-Key intro though