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**BE ADVISED** that the ESP8266 is rated at 3.3V and the UNO RX and TX pins are rated as 5V but i've had no issues so far. | **BE ADVISED** that the ESP8266 is rated at 3.3V and the UNO RX and TX pins are rated as 5V but i've had no issues so far. | ||
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I connected them as follows: | I connected them as follows: | ||
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- | Once Connected open the Serial Monitor and set Baud to 9600. | + | Once Connected open the Serial Monitor and set "Both NL & CR" and Baud to 9600. |
Send "AT" to test. If nothing comes up try different baud rates such as 115200 or 57600 and retest. | Send "AT" to test. If nothing comes up try different baud rates such as 115200 or 57600 and retest. |