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ESP8266 Microprocessor

The DONOFF is controlled by an ESP8266 (ESP-01 board) microprocessor. The main reason to use an ESP-01 (and not e.g. an ESP-12) has everything to do with safety. You can remove the ESP-01 from the DONOFF and program it somewhere far from the dangerous mains voltage (always remove the entire DONOFF from the mains when you disconnect the ESP-01!). Once equipped with the DONOFF firmware, the ESP-01 can also be provided with new firmware 'Over The Air' (OTA) (so without a physical connection)!
The ESP-01 has one input pin (GPIO2) for connecting an external switch and one output pin (GPIO3/RxD) where the PWM signal to the optocoupler comes out. There is also a built-in LED on the board (GPIO1). The ESP-01 works on a 3v3 voltage.
Current Page 7. ESP8266 Microprocessor 1. Introduction 2. Project Objectives 3. The Electronics 4. Mains AC to DC 5. MOSFET control circuit 6. optocoupler circuit 7. ESP8266 Microprocessor 8. 3v3 DC power supply 9. The firmware 10. Upload Firmware 11. First time startup 12. telnet server 13. build DONOFF Posted by Website Willem Aandewiel (1955) has a background in electronics and digital techniques. However, most of his working life he has worked in automation where he has worked in just about all disciplines from programmer to project leader and project manager. Willem was one of the first Dutchmen with a micro-computer (KIM-1, 1976) at a time when the PC had yet to be invented. Nowadays he is mainly concerned with the design and production of small electronic circuits with microprocessors. His 'mission in life' is to make people enthusiastic about making their own electronic circuits, microcomputers and programming.

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