A IOT project that envolves a wireless button with ESP32 that turn on turn off the lights of your bedroom without change the eletricity system of your home.
A IOT project that envolves a wireless button with ESP32 that turn on turn off the lights of your bedroom without change the eletricity system of your home.
Today I did some more research on communication via ESP NOW and found some code which I modified for my project, creating a logic where pressing a button activates the servomotor. However, I uploaded both codes (the main receiver board and the button receiver board) and they failed to communicate with each other, even though in initial tests they were working perfectly. I don’t know if it’s a hardware problem like a bad connection or something like that, but I’ll continue researching to find out what it could be.
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I started by making the initial configurations, such as installing the drivers for the ESP32 to work. I also assembled the first circuits: the main part, which will be the receiver that will receive the data from the other boards to activate the servomotor, and the two boards with the buttons that will send the signals via ESP NOW. I did some tests to ensure that this connection was working.
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