Arbitrary HardwareSerials (Serial1, Serial2, ..) for Arduino Mega 2560 #10
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…rial2, Serial3 on Arduino Mega 2560)
…ndated strings - Added buffer between ESP8266Client and ESP8266 - Added initial truncation of AT commands in read buffer
…66_AT_Arduino_Library Conflicts: src/SparkFunESP8266WiFi.h
… {0, 1} is confused with response from CIPSTATUS {esp8266._status.stat = 2,3,4,5,...}
- ESP8266Client::connected() misinterprets CIPStatus 3 as not connected / no ip => not true
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Hi Guys,
The original library allows only "Serial" as a Hardware Serial. As I am working with an ATMega 2560, I rather want to use Serial1 or Serial2.
Notes:
Thanks for the great library!
Regards
Markus