Follow the instruction here https://arduino-esp8266.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ota_updates/readme.html#application-example
First load the OTA example specified. Do not waste your time implementing it in your code until you have the supplied example working.
If you are running Windows then it helps to have an application called Bonjour Browser. The OTA method makes use of mDNS. I use Bonjour Browser to confirm that the ESP is being seen. Then I go to ports in the IDE and there is an entry for the newly added OTA device.
Select the entry instead of the com ports. Then compile and upload.
If you get an error then do a power cycle on the ESP board. You should only need to do this once after the serial upload.
I use this method but sometimes the device does not appear below the com listed. I have had to close and restart the IDE to refresh the device listing. (I think this is a Windows issue) Because of this I prefer the webupdater method. https://arduino-esp8266.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ota_updates/readme.html#web-browser
Follow the instruction here https://arduino-esp8266.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ota_updates/readme.html#application-example
First load the OTA example specified. Do not waste your time implementing it in your code until you have the supplied example working.
If you are running Windows then it helps to have an application called Bonjour Browser. The OTA method makes use of mDNS. I use Bonjour Browser to confirm that the ESP is being seen. Then I go to ports in the IDE and there is an entry for the newly added OTA device.
Select the entry instead of the com ports. Then compile and upload.
If you get an error then do a power cycle on the ESP board. You should only need to do this once after the serial upload.
Follow the instruction here https://arduino-esp8266.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ota_updates/readme.html#application-example
First load the OTA example specified. Do not waste your time implementing it in your code until you have the supplied example working.
If you are running Windows then it helps to have an application called Bonjour Browser. The OTA method makes use of mDNS. I use Bonjour Browser to confirm that the ESP is being seen. Then I go to ports in the IDE and there is an entry for the newly added OTA device.
Select the entry instead of the com ports. Then compile and upload.
If you get an error then do a power cycle on the ESP board. You should only need to do this once after the serial upload.
I use this method but sometimes the device does not appear below the com listed. I have had to close and restart the IDE to refresh the device listing. (I think this is a Windows issue) Because of this I prefer the webupdater method. https://arduino-esp8266.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ota_updates/readme.html#web-browser
Follow the instruction here https://arduino-esp8266.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ota_updates/readme.html#application-example
First load the OTA example specified. Do not waste your time implementing it in your code until you have the supplied example working.
If you are running Windows then it helps to have an application called Bonjour Browser. The OTA method makes use of mDNS. I use Bonjour Browser to confirm that the ESP is being seen. Then I go to ports in the IDE and there is an entry for the newly added OTA device.
Select the entry instead of the com ports. Then compile and upload.
If you get an error then do a power cycle on the ESP board. You should only need to do this once after the serial upload.
Follow the instruction here https://arduino-esp8266.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ota_updates/readme.html#application-example
First load the OTA example specified. Do not waste your time implementing it in your code until you have the supplied example working.
If you are running Windows then it helps to have an application called Bonjour Browser. The OTA method makes use of mDNS. I use Bonjour Browser to confirm that the ESP is being seen. Then I go to ports in the IDE and there is an entry for the newly added OTA device.
Select the entry instead of the com ports. Then compile and upload.
Follow the instruction here https://arduino-esp8266.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ota_updates/readme.html#application-example
First load the OTA example specified. Do not waste your time implementing it in your code until you have the supplied example working.
If you are running Windows then it helps to have an application called Bonjour Browser. The OTA method makes use of mDNS. I use Bonjour Browser to confirm that the ESP is being seen. Then I go to ports in the IDE and there is an entry for the newly added OTA device.
Select the entry instead of the com ports. Then compile and upload.
If you get an error then do a power cycle on the ESP board. You should only need to do this once after the serial upload.
Follow the instruction here https://arduino-esp8266.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ota_updates/readme.html#application-example
First load the OTA example specified. Do not waste your time implementing it in your code until you have the supplied example working.
If you are running Windows then it helps to have an application called Bonjour Browser. The OTA method makes use of mDNS. I use Bonjour Browser to confirm that the ESP is being seen. Then I go to ports in the IDE and there is an entry for the newly added OTA device.
Select the entry instead of the com ports. Then compile and upload.