if someone wants to test.
Copy the codes of an existing IR remote control and allow you to send with Supla.
you have to connect an IR receiver to Gpio 14 (D5)
and an IR Led in Gpio 4 (D2) through an NPN transistor (eg BC547) as shown in the diagram.


WiFiConfig starts automatically the first start (subsequently you have to connect Gpio 0 (D3) to ground for at least 10 seconds and then the LED blinks and the module restarts in WiFiConfig mode after a few seconds)
once configured the WiFiConfig will connect to the Supla cloud where we set the channels to monostable (open door, etc.)
then we access the configuration page through the browser with the ip of the ESP8266 or with mDNS.
with IP:
if in WiFiConfig we have selected a port other than 80 we will have to specify it in the url" http://module_ip:port "Eg."http://192.168.1.104:80"
with mDNS:
to access we open in the browser http: // "Supla name" .local: port
where Supla name and port are the ones we have defined in WiFiConfig.
Eg. http: //supla_ir.local: 80
With an IR remote control we press a button (just a moment - the Esp8266 does not like repeated IR codes) the LED turns on for a moment indicating that it has received the IR code.
We update the page in the browser and we will see something like this:

remember to refresh the page after capturing some IR code.
now we can click on Test so that the module emits the code and check that it is fine.
If so, click on STORE
on the STORE page we select the channel "Supla1" to "Supla8" that correspond to the 8 channels in Supla

We can manage the saved codes in the Stored Codes.

do not use Chrome browser (it has the habit of opening several simultaneous connections and it does not work well with this module) windos users must have "Bonjour" installed for mDNS to work.
!! upload in 16Mbit QIO mode !!