WeMos D1 mini are fairly inexpensive. They come with the CH340 USB to Serial controller chip. Why go through the hassle of using the ESP8266MOD? The only reason I would not use an integrated WeMos D1 mini is to limit my power consumption and extend the battery life apart from saving a few dollars.
The D1 module is a mini WIFI board based on ESP-8266EX. This WLAN board contains 11 digital input / output pins, all pins have interrupt / pwm / I2C / 1-wire and a micro-USB connection. The D1 mini development board is compatible with Arduino WeMos and can be programmed in the for Arduino IDE. The easiest way to find the active hardware package location is as follows: Move up folder levels until you reach the one that contains boards.txt. The other thing you need to know about editing boards.txt is the changes won't appear until you close all Arduino IDE windows and then start the Arduino IDE again.- М ի пэλеվокι
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I’m just trying to run the example cylon code, and the only modifications made were to set the LED pin to D6 on the D1, and to include the esp8266 library. It is running but I’m getting some strange random flashing, as seen in this video. Any ideas? Hardware-wise I’m using the evil genious board with level shifter for the wemos D1 mini.
Hi! I recently purchased some Wemos boards to test them out (D1, D1R2 and D1 mini) Soon after trying my first DHT22 project, not being able to get a reading from the sensor, I tried moving the data pin to another IO in the Wemos. Then it started to work So I realized that from the D0D8 pins that are allegedly exposed as "General I/O pins", it looks like 3 of them (at least D3/4/8) are zFhpZ.