I'm using (Wemos D1 mini) + (MicroSD Shield for Wemos D1 mini) + (8GB SDHC formatted as FAT32) with these Connections: D5 CLK D6 MISO D7 MOSI D8 CS. SW: (Arduino IDE) + ( ESP8266 2.7.2 in Board manager) + (WEMOS D1 mini selected as Board) + Example: SD(ESP8266) DATALOGGER as code

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I have a solar inverter that my phone can connect with via bluetooth. But the inverter doesn't have wifi functionality. I am wondering, would it be possible to use a Wemos D1 mini pro to act like a 'brigdge' between my network and the solar inverter? I only wan to read some values and be able to display them in HTML and / or store them on SD.

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Shield for the Wemos D1 Mini board for learning development on the ESP8266 A mini shield-like add-on for the Arduino Mega designed to add wifi/Bluetooth If you're having issues with the polling not catching all keystrokes, you might want to solder another wire to the interrupt pin of the neokey and then connect it to a GPIO pin of the D1. Or just not use the QT connection and instead use the pin breakouts on the board to connect. Wemos D1 Mini memory question. I was under the impression that the Wemos D1 Mini had 4MB flash but I rarely used more than a few KB. If I wanted to create a buffer array for a 320x240 display where each pixel is a packed 16-bit RGB, that should be 153.6kb of space. When I print the free heap space I get ~53kb. ^{WEMOS D1 Mini - mir gehen die Pins aus, 2020-06-08 21:12 ↩︎. GitHub - xreef / PCF8574_library ↩︎. D1 mini Pro - WEMOS documentation, 2020-06-08 21:11 ↩︎. WeMos D1 mini für Einsteiger, 2020-06-08 21:08 ↩︎. Could not find a reference. Did not work for me. ↩︎. See Also. Read and Write SPI Flash on a ESP8266 based board} Today I discovered something really strange, I was testing a new LD2410 sensor (the square one instead of rectangular) on a very old D1 mini clone (the one on the left), and it worked perfectly with a basic configuration. So I moved the sensor on a newer D1 mini clone (the one on the right) and it didn't work using the same setup and pinout.

With the existence ofthe TelegramBOT API token, it can be connected between telegram chat andhardware systems, for example, it will be integrated between the mini Wemos D1programmed using the Arduino IDE with this application. This project used to thetelegram bot API and Wemos that will be used make the smart home to control thelamp and the door.

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The LM35 does not require any external calibration or trimming to provide typical accuracies of ±1/4°C at room temperature and ±3/4°C over a full -55 to +150°C temperature range. Here is a picture of the pins, its important to get these correct or you can damage the sensor. I purchased a small module, which looks like this. Configuration. Please use d1_mini_pro ID for board option in “platformio.ini” (Project Configuration File): You can override default WeMos D1 mini Pro settings per build environment using board_*** option, where *** is a JSON object path from board manifest d1_mini_pro.json. For example, board_build.mcu, board_build.f_cpu, etc. I have a HLK-LD1115H and a Wemos D1 Mini that I am trying to set up for mmWave Presense Detection like this (mmWave Presence Detection - ESPHome style - Share your Projects! - Home Assistant Community (home-assistant.io)) as one of my first more advanced projects using EspHome. When logging the UART interaction I do see mov_ and occ_ values when moving in front of the sensor and when nothing .