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Re: ESP8266 WiFi Shield and Timeserver

PostPosted: Wed Jun 21, 2017 1:49 am
by KDB
martinayotte wrote:Sparkfun probably said that because they also hate AT firmware ... ;)
If I were you, I will do what I said above : do everything under ESP hood, and establish a tiny protocol between ESP and Arduino to talk to each other, such as Arduino sending "gettime" command to ESP, ESP does the job and then provide reponses.

Thank you for that hint. Do you have an example or description how to do that ?
Klaus-Dieter

Re: ESP8266 WiFi Shield and Timeserver

PostPosted: Wed Jun 21, 2017 7:53 am
by martinayotte
You didn't provide description of your project, it is hard to give your hints other than the previously mentioned links or code.

Re: ESP8266 WiFi Shield and Timeserver

PostPosted: Thu Jun 22, 2017 11:19 am
by KDB
martinayotte wrote:You didn't provide description of your project, it is hard to give your hints other than the previously mentioned links or code.

To control the heating of my house I generate data sets of temperature, humidity and time. The datas are stored and dependent of the time I will change the heating. So it's important to have exact time. Klaus-Dieter Brinkmann