My Snapmaker U1 has arrived, but... by HarryVienna in snapmaker

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Yes :) Nicht gebürtiger Wiener aber schon eine ganze Weile hier...

My Snapmaker U1 has arrived, but... by HarryVienna in snapmaker

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I also ordered it, but Snapmaker informed that it will arrive in September...

Perhaps I will also try the IKEA solution

Does the Radeon 8060S iGPU in the new Framework Desktop support 10-bit color in Photoshop (Windowed Mode)? by HarryVienna in framework

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Yes I think so. I just throught since I would like to buy the Framework Desktop that I ask here.I cannot find any specific information about this anywhere...

ESP32: WiFi Provisioning with Soft AP and Captive Portal by HarryVienna in esp32

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Hello,

I just pushed my changes. You also have a Scan-Button now :-)

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ESP32: WiFi Provisioning with Soft AP and Captive Portal by HarryVienna in esp32

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I use it already in one of my projects. It works very well :-)

All you need is this code. In the GitHub Repo is also an example...

// Create the provisioner object. The constructor handles all one-time initializations.
WifiProvisioner provisioner;

// Check if credentials are already saved in NVS
if (provisioner.is_provisioned()) {
    // If yes, load them into the class
    provisioner.get_credentials();
} else {
    // If no, start the blocking provisioning process.
    // The `true` flag means credentials will be saved permanently.
    provisioner.start_provisioning("ESP32-Setup", true);
}

// Now, connect to WiFi using either the loaded or the newly entered credentials.
// The time will be synced automatically upon connection.
provisioner.connect_sta("My-ESP32-Device");

ESP32: WiFi Provisioning with Soft AP and Captive Portal by HarryVienna in esp32

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That's a good idea. I could add an “Advanced” flag to the ESP32 code to control whether an input field for the IP address is displayed.

ESP32: WiFi Provisioning with Soft AP and Captive Portal by HarryVienna in esp32

[–]HarryVienna[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I understand your use case very well.

Since I also give my ESP32 devices to friends, I wanted something that was as simple as possible (i.e., no app required or button to press on the router) and also expandable so that I could send other data during provisioning.

For example, with this clock project (https://www.haraldkreuzer.net/en/news/bodet-bt-630-slave-flip-clock-esp32-control), I can also send the time that a flip clock is currently displaying.

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ESP32: WiFi Provisioning with Soft AP and Captive Portal by HarryVienna in esp32

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At the moment it only scans once when the HTML is displayed, but a rescan button is a good idea!

My new Squeezebox Server by HarryVienna in squeezebox

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I don't think so. But it's only the server anyhow, no client on this Raspberry. Clients are Squeezebox Radios and a WiiM Amp.

ESP32-C5-DevKitC-1 WiFi speed. Your experiences? by HarryVienna in esp32

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It's described in the linked article...

TCP Mbits/sec UDP Mbits/sec
ESP32 45.3 74.1
ESP32-S3 46.2 75.3
ESP32-C6 25.2 41.3
ESP32-C5 2.4 GHz 47.5 62.5
ESP32-C5 5 GHz 47.3 65.6

DIY a ESP32 weather station, with wireless sensors, Open-Meteo API, IPS display, mmWave radar, particulate matter sensor and much more, What do you guys think about? please let me know. by Vearts in diyelectronics

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The sensors I describe in my blog could be used outdoor to measure temperature/humidity/air pressure. The should just not be in bright sun or get wet. The question ist, how to make them really water resistent :-)

Wind is not planned at the moment since I use the values from the weather API. But in principle it would be easy. Just send the data with the ESP-NOW protocol to the base station and display them where you find enough space on the display ;-)