NodeMCU as a Wi-Fi shield replacement?
Would the NodeMCU V3 work as a replacement to the Wi-Fi shield(on the Cyton)? Both use the ESP8266 chip, and the NodeMCU can communicate with the PIC32 using SPI as the Wi-Fi shield does, so this seems to me like a viable option. If the NodeMCU is used instead of the Wi-Fi shield, could one expect the system to run on OpenBCI's default GUI software?
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If you are trying to build a DIY Wifi Shield, you are best staying with the parts in the schematic. Other microcontrollers / radios will likely encounter firmware compatibility issues.
See this related thread:
https://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/2507/wifi-connection-with-different-esp8266-resolved
Ok, I'll do that that then, thanks for the advice(and the informative link).
Hi.... I have a program on the Leo that utilizes an IR prompted control gadgets. It utilizes Blynk as a control board. This expects it to be associated with the web. I would prefer not to recode the IR code to be NodeMCU viable, and I would prefer not to buy a wifi safeguard. So I need the NodeMCU to be the WiFi safeguard. Regardless of whether this is uncontrollably wasteful, I am new to NodeMCU and don't actually need to figure out how to reproduce my code for NodeMCU.
@BabbRust, hi.
I'm not quite sure how your comment is related to this thread. This thread was asking if it is possible to emulate the Wifi Shield using a NodeMCU. It has been done, but the best solution is to just use the Wifi Shield when it again becomes available in the Shop.
This forum in general is not about NodeMCU; instead it covers OpenBCI devices.
William