MiniESP3 3v3 circuit:

I have also done bluetooth connection from Raspberry Pi INDI to OnStep to control it. There are good instructions for this here: https://www.instructables.com/The-Micro-Scope-a-Miniture-GOTO-Telescope

Serial A (GPIO1 & 3) is used by USB, B (GPIO9 & 10) is not connected and C (GPIO16 & 17) is connected to the D1 mini.

I can attest, not only does the bluetooth joystick functionality work, but it is a total gamechanger for visual telescope control. I currently use it with an ESP32 as a separate wifi/bluetooth communi

Keep an eye on Stepper Motor shaft speeds. As a general rule pushing any step motor beyond 1.0kHz full steps gets you into a fairly low point on the torque curve. And at 1.2kHz the P43G would have to

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Fantastic. Waiting for the showcase!! I am having problems with mine, not correct gotos and tracking, maybe i have some error in config.h, time or because my mount don´t run smoothly all the way in RA

No issues with +5 and GND connected, but, as I suspected, after a minute or so running after connecting the 3.3V line, the current started climbing gradually, then shot up tp over 0.6A. The only thing

If you load up a raspberry pi with INDI server. When you get the OnStep driver running you can choose Serial port (USB connection from ESP32 to Raspberry Pi) or You can join the MiniESP to a wifi netw

Thank you! I have been able to compile the OnStepX and flash the ESP32, but I had to use PlatformIO. The Arduino IDE was just exiting the build before even starting to compile with no error message, e

I assume it was the SWS not being the "Main" branch? About 80mhz vs 240mhz. I wanted you to use 240mhz for troubleshooting. One less variable. The 80mhz works for increasing battery life. Nothing wron

Drew, Problem Solving Complete. I am in Korea, and if I have a chance to come to Korea, I would like to have a drink with you. It may be a problem to communicate with my bad English . ^^ Thank you ver

Yeah i agree with Drew. Update your SWS software to the latest version. The Main branch.

On Mon, Feb 6, 2023 at 08:05 PM, <hl2daa@...> wrote: 192.168.0.1:9996. I tried to connect to an Android phone, but it didn't work. Solving this seems to be the crux of the matter. Only the "Main

I test port 9999 and 9996 . Response of android phone 9999 --> I have no received data.(Maybe connected that I cannot receive behave data ) 9996 --> denied connect

My main Home router using same AP IP 192.168.0.1. Then Onestep AP is setting another IP automatically. However, the server is automatically connected to the ONSTEP SSID, so it won't be a problem.

On Tue, Feb 7, 2023 at 09:47 AM, Drew 🔭📷🚴‍♂️ wrote: 192.168.0.1:9996. I tried to connect to an Android phone, but it didn't work. Solving this seems to be the crux of the matter. Solving this seems to

On Mon, Feb 6, 2023 at 07:46 PM, <hl2daa@...> wrote: Drew exactly understanding my situation. Unfortunately I cannot translate a picture. The 192.168.0.4 IP puzzles me. What is it?

On Mon, Feb 6, 2023 at 07:27 PM, <hl2daa@...> wrote: I setted 80Mhz WIFI CPU clock speed. Don't, keep the 240mhz default for testing. Try to connect your Android WiFi at 192.168.0.1:9996 If my m

Drew exactly understanding my situation. I attached Onstep WIFI condition.

I setted 80Mhz WIFI CPU clock speed.