ESP8266 IRCControl from Internet IoT v1.0 Part 1

How many times have we not looked for a simple way to communicate with our devices through the Internet without complications and / or complex intermediary applications, DNS, IP addresses or VPN’s. Many times I have been asked how to turn on a led, relay or view a temperature from the Internet in an easy…

Meter PZEM-004 + ESP8266 & Platform IoT Blynk App

In this opportunity we will integrate our active power meter or electric consumption, Peacefair Pzem-004 with the IoT Blynk app platform available in Android & iOS apps stores using an ESP8266 module, later we will create a dashboard to visualize the 4 available variables as active power, accumulated electrical consumption, voltage and current.    …

Meter PZEM-004 + ESP8266 & Platform IoT Cayenne Mydevices

In this opportunity we will integrate our electric consumption or  active power meter , Pzem-004 of  Peacefair  with the IoT Cayenne mydevices platform using an ESP8266 module, later we will create a dashboard to visualize the 4 available variables such as active power, accumulated electric consumption, voltage and current. Previous Tutorials Recommended Introduction IoT Platform Cayenne mydevices…

Tutorial Platform IoT Ubidots & ESP8266 + Sensor DHT11

This time we have tested the platform Ubidots, is an IoT platform dedicated to the collection and display of data, creating colorful graphics. For our test we will use the Module ESP8266 and a DHT11 sensor to measure the temperature / relative humidity and later visualize it.  Official Website: Ubidots Update Ubidots Libraries V3.0.0 for…

Electricity consumption meter Peacefair PZEM 004 + ESP8266 & Arduino Nano

For some time I wanted to buy a single-phase electricity consumption meter, a few months ago I got Peacefair Reference PZEM-004 meter, its price seemed affordable, it has the advantages of being a non-invasive meter in the electrical circuit and has a communication protocol to request data such as Active Instantaneous Power “kW”, Voltage “V”,…

Electric Consumption with Meter CHINT (pulses) + ESP8266 & Matrix led MAX7912

This time we will return to an interesting project, the measurement of electrical consumption in an invasive way with a CHINT DDS666 Meter Mono phase, technically it is a residential or residential meter that we have already presented in previous tutorials, finally I will finish what I started more than a year: Warning: Caution is…

WifiManager + Emoncms (OEM) with ESP8266 (Temperature) #1

The following implementation using an ESP8266 module and a temperature sensor ds18b20 allows the configuration and sending of data to Emoncms without requiring to modify or edit a line of code, facilitating the creation of parameterizable applications. After testing the Wifimanager libraries, which allow an agile configuration of the network credentials and additionally allow to…

Test Module SD / MicroSD via SPI For Arduino & ESP8266

In this opportunity to test an SD Module and MicroSD with Arduino and ESP8266, in advance thanks to ICStation.com. We will not do a detailed tutorial on introduction to SD since there is already great documentation regarding the subject in intenet, but indicate the applications available for these modules. I introduce the SD module and Micro…

Installation Arduino IDE & Boards ESP8266 in Lubuntu

To avoid losing synergy in our tests in Arduino IDE, this time we will install Arduino IDE in our new operating system lubuntu “linux” and we will configure the boards to program the ESP8266. Installation Arduino IDE, Haste the current version 1.8.3. Installation of Boards libraries and examples for ESP8266. Tutorial Recommended: Full migration to…

Introduction Plataform InitalState & ESP8266

This time we tested the Initialstate platform, is an IoT platform dedicated to the collection and visualization of data, creating colorful graphics. For our test we will use the ESP8266 Module and a DS18B20 Onewire sensor to collect temperature and then visualize it. Safely send time series data to your account from sensors, devices, software…