ESP8266 Community Forum

- Sun Apr 26, 2015 6:15 am #15670 Looks like a reset. Might be due to a power supply issue. Do you get the same thing if you disconnect all LEDs etc.? I can try and replicate the error if you attach your lua file to your next post.

- Mon May 04, 2015 4:10 pm #16500 Hi,
First thx, i use the last firmware, it's works on arduino and when i test it with the esp8266(i use the Esp-07), it do that:
Publishing...25
Publishing...24
Publishing...23
Publishing...22
Publishing...21
Publishing...25
Publishing...24
Publishing...23
Publishing...22
Publishing...21
Publishing...25
Publishing...24

...

It restart everytime after 21. The time between each "Publishing" is around 5-6sec

Do you have any idea ?

- Wed May 06, 2015 1:36 pm #16723

Hi,
First thx, i use the last firmware, it's works on arduino and when i test it with the esp8266(i use the Esp-07), it do that:
Publishing...25
Publishing...24
Publishing...23
Publishing...22
Publishing...21
Publishing...25
Publishing...24
Publishing...23
Publishing...22
Publishing...21
Publishing...25
Publishing...24

...

It restart everytime after 21. The time between each "Publishing" is around 5-6sec

Do you have any idea ?

Yes, that is how the script is designed, after 5 seconds it tries to publish again, apparently the ESP fails to publish to the broker.

- Thu Jun 25, 2015 2:16 pm #21662 Dear Rutierut,

I am in a need for a remote tuning knob for a software defined radio running on the other side of the house. I would like to transmit the state of the rotary encoder with low latency over WiFi.

Would you please elaborate on why the immediate reporting of the rotary encoder state is not stable? Does the WiFi processing block the reading of the rotary encoder state? If so, would it then help to let an external low cost controller handle the rotary encoder and let the Lua script poll the external low cost controller for the state of the rotary encoder?

Thanks, Vojtech