I continued to work with ESP8266 and this time I created ESP-SOCKET. I know it has been created and published many times already.
However, I still wanted to make my own version.
I hope it will be of interest to someone else too.
All the necessary information can be found on my GitHub.
Pako
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ESP-SOCKET
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Pako
- Plugin Developer
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- Joined: Sat Nov 11, 2006 1:31 pm
- Location: Czech Republic
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ESP-SOCKET
- Attachments
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- Original remote switches
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- Development process
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- PCB - top view
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- PCB - bottom view
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