I was never able to finish the port.

Hello together, I have set my ESP32 to APSTA mode but the station isn't connected. To set the credentials i have to connect to the ESP directly. At a place with only one other wifi this is not a big problem. Now I'm trying the same thing in a environment with many access points running a mesh WiFi. ...

Did someone managed to do this?

Hi, I also want to compile my code for different types of Boards. At the moment I have to go to the menuconfig and switch there to the config I want to use. For Example: I have an Analog and Digital board. So I have to select analog or digital into the menuconfig. I would like to set the board type ...

Hi,

is there anything new on this?

What do i need to set the ADC2 to measure VDD33 if Bluetooth and wifi are disabled.

I think that depends on your device. My device will return a value which is out of range. But I'm not sure if this is modbus standard.

What I'm using for reading and writing registers now is this function. esp_err_t err = ESP_OK; mb_param_request_t setparam = {1, 6, 0, 1}; //Device Adress, Func code (3 Read Holding Reg, 6 Write Input Reg), start Adr, reg length int value = 3000; //Value to set or Variable for Output err = mbc_maste...

I have for each format specifier one argument into the sprintf() fucntion. This was only a mistake in my example. like you said it's not a problem if there are more or less arguments if my html string is shorter than approximately 6500 bytes. If there are more format specifiers in this format strin...

Thanks for your response. I've tried snprintf() but it changed nothing. html request is defined as static const char. It is html code wich I minified to put it into one line of code and then put to a Text -> C/C++ string converter to have a C string wich I use vor the variable. Here is a peace of t...

char* HTML = (char*)malloc(8500); if (HTML != NULL) { ESP_LOGD(TAG,"Fill HTML file"); export_aio_conf(conf, HTML, html_request); ESP_LOGD(TAG,"Send Response"); httpd_resp_send(req, (const char*)HTML, strlen(HTML)); free(HTML); } Thank you for your correction of the code. Unfortunately, I still have...