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For questions about NodeMCU, an open source IoT platform which includes firmware for running on the ESP8266.
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I'd like to connect a 12V access control device to the Arduino, but I lack the understanding.
How can the signals from and to the device be done when they have different voltages?
I am afraid th …
asked Nov 11 '18 by Ivan
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I'm using a NodeMCU, and a working code for reading Wiegand data, with this library.
I managed to successfully read the Wiegand signal from this device.
However, I also have this new AR-721H device …
asked Jul 31 by Ivan
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I have a YL-44/MH-FMD passive piezo buzzer hooked up to an ESP8266/NodeMCU.
It's connected like this: Buzzer ---> NodeMCU
- GND ---> G
- VCC ---> 3V
- I/O ---> D2
This code makes a clear beep …
asked Nov 11 '18 by Ivan
