ESP8266 & DS18B20

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Check server name, location ID and location password
jx2b.graham
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I assume my Raspberry Pi and ESP8266 should not be trying to use the same location correct? I created a new location and have assigned it and the password that goes with it and am using the same server for everything.
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It continues to do this...
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Here are some other screen captures that might help. They are in order as well.
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Looks like that the whole time passed in configuration mode.
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Check cfg button
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In the picture below, after enter config mode I unplug the wires for the button just to be sure it would not effect the board. I then rebooted my router and allowed it to boot up so I could watch it connect. At the end it just displays the same info over and over again. I might try my own server some time this weekend if I have time.
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I think ESP cannot connect to your router or do not receive any IP address from DHCP server.
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Sometimes I have a similar issue on same Esp after reprogramming.
In router I see a IP lease for Esp and than rebooting of Esp.
Mange this by 2-3 times programming flash with different software.
In case of rebooting GPIO5 was in LOW ( output?) mode because pullup resistor not help.
Sometimes programming blank.bin (1000h zero bytes) to 3c000h in flash also help.
It erase config sector.
astonix
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jangolen wrote:Sometimes I have a similar issue on same Esp after reprogramming.
In router I see a IP lease for Esp and than rebooting of Esp.
Mange this by 2-3 times programming flash with different software.
In case of rebooting GPIO5 was in LOW ( output?) mode because pullup resistor not help.
Sometimes programming blank.bin (1000h zero bytes) to 3c000h in flash also help.
It erase config sector.
Hello jangolen,

What did you mean "programming blank.bin" ?
Are you create new file with blank code then compile it ?
I also have the same issue regarding Wifi config.
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