Module ESP8266 without TF on Amiga

[kulamario]

U mean this RS232 to TTL converter?
ESP8266 working definitely

[terriblefire]

U mean this RS232 to TTL converter?
ESP8266 working definitely

Yes. Test that then drop the baud rate to 19200 if it still doesnt work.

To change the baud rate You'll need to edit envarc:sana2/slip0.config and then also slattach again at 38400 and issue a set bitate commands, save, reset.

[kulamario]

You'll need to edit envarc:sana2/slip0.config

Where is this folder in RAM Disk?
If is this one there is setup

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serial.device 0 115200 192.168.240.2

and then also slattach again at 38400 and issue a set bitate commands, save, reset.

so again connect to linux ?

[terriblefire]

You'll need to edit envarc:sana2/slip0.config

Where is this folder in RAM Disk?
If is this one there is setup

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serial.device 0 115200 192.168.240.2

and then also slattach again at 38400 and issue a set bitate commands, save, reset.

so again connect to linux ?

OK STOP

Edit that in ENVARC: not RAM:ENV

Set the 115200 to 38400 then Reboot and try again.

That value in ENVARC must match the bitrate you set in the ESP.

[terriblefire]

One last thing... now that you have the ESP up on your LAN you can telnet from your LAN on port 7777 to it if you can find it. Your router may have a homepage that lists it?

Mine appears as ESP_04F1DB for example.

[kulamario]

Edit that in ENVARC
Nothing change

[kulamario]

Yes my esp8266 is login to network I see this in what devices is connected to router
But how to check in telnet ?
U mean from linux ?

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sudo telnet 192.168.240.1

[terriblefire]

Yes my esp8266 is login to network I see this in what devices is connected to router
But how to check in telnet ?
U mean from linux ?

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sudo telnet 192.168.240.1

No whatever its IP is on the lan... telnet from your PC to it on port 7777.

You need to take it from here. Its your hardware.

[terriblefire]

The value in ENVARC:sana2/slip0.config must match the bitrate set in the ESP module.

If you want to be lazy edit the install_script and replace 115200 with your desired bitrate and rerun it.

TBH i would set it to 9600 both sides to start with and get it going at that speed first.

If you know what your ESP router is currently set to then you can change it by

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sudo slattach -p slip -s BAUD_RATE /dev/ttyUSB0&

I'm not sure what actual speed you will get out of an A500 serial port. 9600 should be a safe starting point.

EDIT: You also need to reboot after editing the ENVARC settings.

[kulamario]

I'll check everything this when I come back from work
But I have question
This slip router working on same rules like plipbox ?
I just want tell I have plipbox in home and this plipbox no run maybe is real my modem is not good for this ?
I fight with plipbox for few days and no success
I have modem F2000
Internet from eir.ie
Another thing maybe my ports in amiga is faulty
Is possible to check ports amiga via some terminal ?