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The ESP32 have two core, each core can do diferents tasks. Then, you can send data with one core and blink the LED with another core.
To do this, you need to use a multicore programming. I recommend to use the FreeRTOS (ESP32 support this). See more.
Look the example "Let's multitask: Blink with Hello" here, is that what you want.
Read the ...
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I found this video as a problem solver, This may help you.
All MQTT Errors explained very well and Suggester Different troubleshooting techniques
https://youtu.be/CbodTTk-D18
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You don't. The PCF8574 is an IO expander. It doesn't have any provision for PWM. It's either on, or off.
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I have solved this later I post the question.😂
The solution is using the fact which SPI on the SAMD21 will hang while W102 restarts, so I just set the SAMD21 restart immediately after the program continues.
Best regards,
Edwin Lu
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There are some issues with your code.
As mentioned in my comment, Decrypt () expects the Cipher Text as input and generates the Decrypted text as an output. However, in your code you're using the Plain text (which you confusingly named "input") as an input. The correct input should be your Cipher Text (which is the output from the Encrypt () ...
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The library that I'm using requires that I pass in 2 Boolean values
into Clock.getHour(), however changing these values does not change
the returned time format.
You appear to be talking about the parameters here, which the second is for getting the current state of the AM/PM flag and configuration and not altering the kind of value you get in the return.
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Yes. That's basically PWM through a Low Pass Filter.
Use PWM to set the "duty cycle", which is the percentage of voltage. Then ise a low-pass filter (an inductor + capacitor, or resistor + capacitor) tuned to filter out the carrier frequency (should be around 500Hz if it's the same as an Arduino) to give you a voltage that is proportional to the ...
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Even if it's an old question... I suggest not rely on methods describe here. Of course you can get the SSL certificate from the browser and copy-paste it into your code. But each time the server will renews the certificate, the key change!
If you have a "free" certificate, like the one from Let's Encrypt, used for example in all the shared hosting ...
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I have to remove the pos++ from if statement to have digitalWrite working again according to captured temperature:
if (pos < DATA_SIZE && current_time >= scen1[pos].time) {
if (temperature1 < scen1[pos].temperature) {
digitalWrite (relay1, HIGH);
}
else if (temperature1 > scen1[pos].temperature) {
digitalWrite (...
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I ran into this issue with the same setup. This Github issue seems identical to ours, and applying the fix in this comment quickly resolved it for me: https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/issues/5128#issuecomment-851785970. Good luck!
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