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Revision as of 20:20, 18 April 2016
Hardware needed
For setting up the ESP8266 the following parts will be needed:
- A fully functional RegBot programmed with latest version of the robot software. Consult this section to ensure that.
- A ESP8266 WiFi Module.
- A 5V to 3.3V voltage regulator.
- A capacitor for stabilizing the output from the voltage regulator. E.g. 100uF.
- A PC with an Arduino IDE installed (for easy serial communication).
Wiring
Use a breadboard or through-hole prototype PCB to wire or solder the setup.
This model of the ESP8266(-01) has 8 pins as seen on the figure below.
