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Arduino 1.8.5 does not support atmega328 chip

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Here’s what you can do to find the IP address:

Verify that the script uploaded to your ESP has the right network credentials.

Re-flashing the ESP with NodeMCU flasher usually solves that problemīefore you start make sure you check these two items: Re-uploading the same script, but with the ‘a’ name should solve your problem

You didn’t save your script with this exact name ‘a’.

If you upload a script to your ESP and when you restart it your ESP doesn’t do anything. It means that your ESP couldn’t find the script or it occurred a memory issue.

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My code disappears when I restart the ESP8266 Repeat steps 2 and 3 a few times until your ESP reboots and hopefully the ESPlorer IDE can detect your ESP.

Having the ESPlorer IDE connection still printing “….”.

If it’s still saying “can’t autodetect firmware”, then try the following:

Apply power to your ESP8266 and re-establish the connection with ESPlorer IDE.

Having your ESP with GPIO 0 connected to VCC.

This sounds like your ESP it’s still in flash mode. How to make your ESP go into user mode: Command aborted.Waiting answer from ESP – Timeout reached. ESPlorer IDE Error: can’t autodetect firmwareĪnd ESPlorer IDE Error: Waiting answer from ESP – Timeout reached. Upload the script again and name it ‘a’ and you shouldn’t see that error again.

This means that you tried to upload multiple scripts and you ESP is still running the old script with a web server. To fix it, you simply need to send these commands to delete all the files and restart your ESP:

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Here’s the drivers you need: ESP8266 Troubleshooting – ESPlorer IDE ESPlorer IDE Error: only one tcp server allowed In the video I mentioned earlier, the guy tells you to download the drivers from the FTDI website, read carefully the YouTube description of his video to find all the links. If you’re having trouble installing the FTDI drivers on Windows 7/8/8.1/10 it’s very likely that FTDI is bricked. In alternative, you can contact the seller that sold you the FTDI Programmer.

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If you have a brand new FTDI Programmer and you need to install your FTDI drivers on Windows, visit this website for the official drivers. Unbricking the FTDI Programmer on Windows PC It should have a green arrow in the bottom left. How does the NodeMCU flasher should look after a successful flash? I don’t have any logical explanation, since this is not very common. So at a baud rate of 57600 or 115200 I think it will flash 100%. I don’t know why, but at least 5 people faced the same problem and this trick solved it. If this process fails, please repeat the same procedure for the next baud rates (38400, 57600, 74800).

Open NodeMCU flasher and try the 19200 baud rate.

Plug your ESP+FTDI to your computer again.

NodeMCU flasher gets stuck at a certain percentage Problem 2 – If your FTDI can’t supply enough current, you might need to buy a new FTDI programmer or power your ESP8266 with an external power supply. Repeat steps 2 and 3 a few times until your ESP reboots and hopefully the NodeMCU flasher can detect your ESP and start the flashing process.

Remove that wire from GND and connect to VCC.

Connect a wire from your ESP8266 reset pin to GND.

If it’s still saying “Waiting MAC”, then try the following:

Apply power to your ESP8266 and open the NodeMCU flasher.

Having your ESP connected like this (double check that GPIO 0 is connected to GND).

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Problem 1 – How to make your ESP go into flash mode:

Problem 2 – Your FTDI Programmer can’t supply enough current to your ESP.

Problem 1 – Your ESP isn’t in flash mode (double-check if GPIO 0 is connected to GND on power up).

If you pressed the “Flash” button and nothing happens… It means one of these two things: If you have changed some of the settings, I highly recommend that you re-download the NodeMCU flasher.Īfter I press the “Flash” button nothing happens, the NodeMCU flasher doesn’t start the flashing process The NodeMCU flasher already comes with the right settings by default. Which settings should I use with the NodeMCU flasher? Go to the NodeMCU flasher GitHub repository and download the flasher for your Windows PC bit version by clicking the button that says “Raw”: ESP8266 Troubleshooting – NodeMCU Flasher Where do I download the NodeMCU flasher? Here’s a compilation with some of the most common problems with the ESP8266 and how to fix them.

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This is a companion guide to the Home Automation using ESP8266 and Password Protected Web Server eBooks. The ESP8266 has a few common issues, specially when you are trying to flash a new firmware or uploading scripts.