- Mon Apr 04, 2016 7:51 am
#44789
Yes, a special script needs to be installed on each ESP to be recognised but, using broadcast, no IP setting will be required.
If you goal is just to find the list of the IP addresses given by the DHCP, you can use any IP scanner utility.
As soon as you have the IPs of the modules connected, you can use the web interface to load and run the blinking script.
I see the 3 ESP Basic scripts are configured as udp responders that reply to the 'requester' test utility. So reading between the lines, I'm guessing the utility is mainly for a simple way of finding the IP addresses of any available but unknown dhcp udp nodes?
I think what that probably means though, is that each node can only join the ESP Basic udp network based by responding with a unique 'name', therefore all nodes must have uniquely tailored scripts loaded before they come online. - See more at: posting.php?mode=reply&f=40&t=9330#preview
Yes, a special script needs to be installed on each ESP to be recognised but, using broadcast, no IP setting will be required.
If you goal is just to find the list of the IP addresses given by the DHCP, you can use any IP scanner utility.
As soon as you have the IPs of the modules connected, you can use the web interface to load and run the blinking script.
