A first attempt at installing Mongoose OS and getting a button and LED to work.
By Julian
Youtuber, shed dweller, solar charge controller aficionado
Good morning all…
Youtuber, shed dweller, solar charge controller aficionado
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Why did they remove all the useful GUI components..
Great demo Julian, thanks for doing this.
this is obsolete already. MOS no longer configurable as explained in this video
Great video!
I have been watching Julian's mail bag for years. I love Julian's relaxing laid back style when talking tech.
Please do a STM 32 + esp 12 module with HAL ofc or even bare metal C code 🙂
You tried to reconnect locally (127.0.0.1) the ip shown in the web interface would have been the one you should have used. Then it works wirelessly.
Great, finally someone jumping in to the deep end of the ESP32 pool and not staying in the Arduino shallow end. I'm really impressed with the work that has been done with Mongoose OS, it is supposed to be a solid RTOS but I haven't researched what it is like on the ESP32.
@Julian Ilett Your pin number problem. Not sure how you define what DEV hardware you are using in Mongoose (or that you can at all), but you are using a Doit NodeMCU. It has two built-in LED's, the red one is POWER and not programmable. There are 5 resistors on one side of the POWER LED. The LED on the other side of those resistors is programmable and is on GPIO2 (continuity test to verify). You should be able to change line 12 to: let led = 2; to get it to work with the 'built-in' LED for that DEV board.
What the note meant is that the onboard led is more than likely connected to pin 16. So you just needed to redefine which pin it attempts to turn on. I just put a line int ledPin = 16;
Did you do the Blynk vid ?
when will we get the blynk part?
Did you ever get anywhere further since?
Hi Julian – I've not seen you post any further videos on this subject, or have I just missed them… Did you get any further than the blinking light? I am hoping to build a couble of remote sensor modules (one for temperature, and one for distance using an HC-SR04) that can use this technology to make their data available to my iphone via internet – using Blynk or a similar interfacing software mechanism. I am looking forward to the next instalment with baited breath 🙂
I am running mongoose on wemos esp8266 and I dont see the examples on the left hand side menu. what are the steps if we have to install them manually ? or it is esp32 only ?