How to I make the txTx and rxRx pins on an espESP-8266-01 into GPIO pins?
When programming an ESP-01 with Arduino IDE, how can I make the txTx and rxRx into a generic I/O pins reliably? I think there's a command to swap the txTx and rxTx with other pins. I tried serial.swap()serial.swap() but it didntdidn't work. So how to get done with Arduino IDE or is it even possible?. I am using an ESP-01, which means there will be four GPIO pins once this question in answered.
I want to achieve same as in the video
, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RVyWZCSMtAHow to add more GPIOs to ESP8266 (ESP-01)
, but without soldering wire.
How to I make the tx and rx pins on an esp-8266-01 into GPIO pins?
When programming an ESP-01 with Arduino IDE, how can I make the tx and rx into a generic I/O pins reliably? I think there's a command to swap the tx and rx with other pins. I tried serial.swap() but it didnt work. So how to get done with Arduino IDE or is it even possible?. I am using an ESP-01, which means there will be four GPIO pins once this question in answered.
I want to achieve same as in the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RVyWZCSMtA
but without soldering wire
How to I make the Tx and Rx pins on an ESP-8266-01 into GPIO pins?
When programming an ESP-01 with Arduino IDE, how can I make the Tx and Rx into a generic I/O pins reliably? I think there's a command to swap the Tx and Tx with other pins. I tried serial.swap() but it didn't work. So how to get done with Arduino IDE or is it even possible?. I am using an ESP-01, which means there will be four GPIO pins once this question in answered.
I want to achieve same as in the video, How to add more GPIOs to ESP8266 (ESP-01) , but without soldering wire.
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When programming an espESP-01 with arduino ideArduino IDE, how can I make the tx and rx into a generic ioI/O pins reliably? I think there's a command to swap the tx,rx and rx with other pins- i. I tried serial.swap() but it didnt work -so I dont know. So how itsto get done with arduino ideArduino IDE or if it is it even possible?. I am using an espESP-01. So all together, which means there will be four GPIO pins once this question in answered.
I want to achieve same as in the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RVyWZCSMtA
but without soldering wire
When programming an esp-01 with arduino ide how can I make the tx and rx into a generic io pins reliably? I think there's a command to swap the tx,rx with other pins- i tried serial.swap() but it didnt work -so I dont know how its done with arduino ide or if it is possible. I am using an esp-01. So all together there will be four GPIO pins once this question in answered.
I want to achieve same as in the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RVyWZCSMtA
but without soldering wire
When programming an ESP-01 with Arduino IDE, how can I make the tx and rx into a generic I/O pins reliably? I think there's a command to swap the tx and rx with other pins. I tried serial.swap() but it didnt work. So how to get done with Arduino IDE or is it even possible?. I am using an ESP-01, which means there will be four GPIO pins once this question in answered.
I want to achieve same as in the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RVyWZCSMtA
but without soldering wire
When programming an esp-01 with arduino ide how can I make the tx and rx into a generic io pins reliably? I think there's a command to swap the tx,rx with other pins-but after some thought i tried serial.swap() but it didnt work -so I dont know how its done with arduino ide or if it is possible. I am using an esp-01. So all together there will be four GPIO pins once this question in answered.
I want to achieve samsame as in the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RVyWZCSMtA
but without soldering wire
When programming an esp-01 with arduino ide how can I make the tx and rx into a generic io pins reliably? I think there's a command to swap the tx,rx with other pins-but after some thought I dont know how its done with arduino ide or if it is possible. I am using an esp-01. So all together there will be four GPIO pins once this question in answered.
I want to achieve sam as in the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RVyWZCSMtA
but without soldering wire
When programming an esp-01 with arduino ide how can I make the tx and rx into a generic io pins reliably? I think there's a command to swap the tx,rx with other pins- i tried serial.swap() but it didnt work -so I dont know how its done with arduino ide or if it is possible. I am using an esp-01. So all together there will be four GPIO pins once this question in answered.
I want to achieve same as in the video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RVyWZCSMtA
but without soldering wire