Makes me want to dive into creating something that would use it ,like a weather station maybe. I love your subtle sense of humor. Thanks again for another informative video.
tip: to avoid looking for MAC and recompilation for other modules, use fake MAC address instead of built in tip 2: on_sent() and on_receive() should be very fast commands (so no drawing) to avoid problems - better to set the flag in on_receive() and process it out of this callback function
To date, I think your most informative and best presentations have been about demystifying sprites. But you always just showed the results on the screen and then just told people to look at your code. Now that you are explaining things, I suggest that you go back to explaining - and covering in an organized manner - how the display functions work. This would help us understand how to build more dynamic displays for areas like avionics, engines, and automation where we don't have fixed parameters.
I love your sense of humor, and I actually think that the first example that you made was great. Yeah, some people may say that that it is over-engineered, but I really like it.
Excellent tutorial that answered several of my ESP-NOW questions. However, this and other ESP-NOW videos explain only limited or on-board functions. A future tutorial could demonstrate sketch, pin definitions and many-to-many links in which "work" is done based on signaling from multiple devices (not timer driven). E.g. conditional turning on and off LED's . Devices both receive and send signaling messages
@@VolosProjects yesterday built my first real life ESP NOW project. A remote control for a fan to control fan speed. It just switches relays to control the speed. Works perfectly! And the best bit was that chatgpt wrote all the code and it worked first time. Amazing ;-)
You can also get the mac adress when you just upload any sketch (even with empty setup() and loop() functions). Just look at esptool messages that will be printed in terminal before the flashing begins. But also you can emulate any mac adress whitout using the hardware build in mac. The second option is to use broadcast mode, where you do not need a mac adress of receiver
Yes, great continuation from previous video, combined I believe one can have a simple esp32 device connected with sensors and send the readings to a second one with display. Definitely many possibilities for espnow. Thanks for sharing
Great video !! Love to see a few more espnow examples. For me I want to take canbus info into main esp32 & send it out to 3 or 4 display with guages. Look at adafruit qualia 4" round for main display. Always look forward to your videos.
I'm thinking about a receipt printer connected to an ESP32 development module, printing a list of MAC addresses on a WLAN, with their corresponding IP addresses if available.
I have watched many of your tutorials over the years. I have MANY questions about "ESP-NOW". I did a search and came across this video. How can I establish a 1-1 dialog so I can learn more about ESP-NOW? Thank you for your RUclips content! Very inspirational with ideas.
Thanks again for sharing another great demonstration of the capabilities of these devices! Your GUIs are always inspiring! Your videos always fire my imagination!!
Methinks that the way to get MAC addresses for a real application will be to broadcast a beacon on start and then periodically. Any listener will then add the peer if the beacon packet was valid and the peer hadn't been added yet. Peers can then send their own beacon packets directly to the new peer.
Your videos really espress (?) how much fun you are having. I find them very inspiring and have had success with most of your examples that I have tried.
Just come across your channel great content have to give this a try I've been looking for something like this . I have subscribed looking forward to watching your other videos.
Hi Volos, I stumbled upon your ESP NOW video recently, and I must say, your work and code are truly commendable! 👏👏 The clarity in your explanations made it so much easier for me to dive into this topic. I'm currently working on a project involving ESP NOW, and one concern I have is regarding heat generation during usage. Have you noticed any significant heating issues, especially during extended operation? Your insights would be incredibly valuable. Also, if you have any recommendations based on your experience, I'm all ears! By the way, I run a channel where I share my own projects, and I'm eager to showcase how your content has influenced my work. Would love to discuss this further if you're open to it. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, and looking forward to more great content from your channel! Best regards, Creative Electronics Studio
Hi, imam pitanje. Ja imam projekt Cocktail Mixera, upravlja ga ESP32 D1. Za kontrolu sam napravio WEB UI. Sad bi htio napraviti kontroliranje na daljinu pomoću drugog modula. Dali je to moguće?
Ako ti kažem dal dobijem koktel? :) Šalim se , pretpostavljam da je web interface izveden samo lokalno, ako zelis kontrolirati sa druge mreže mislim da ćem morati koristii neki oblak. Ja sam davno koristio Blynk, a dobar je i arduino IOT cloud. Iskreno namam bas iskustva sa ovakvim projektima ali nadam se da će ti ovo pomoći. Pozdrav.
@@VolosProjects ja se izvinjavam, ali ja sam budala i to žešća. Umjesto da napravim najjednostavniji način ja ga kompliciram. Sve treba biti na lokalnoj mreži tako da nema potrebe za cloud rješenjima. Danas sam shvatio da mi je najlakše staviti Push ili Touch Button i temeljiti operacije na tome koliko puta ga pritisnem. Hvala na odgovoru svejedno!
Very cool and great code explanation. I plan to use your M5 stack core 2 voltmeter code with a M5 stick (or Lilygo T display S3 pro) to remotely display readings from the core 2. With these videos and code that you’ve created, I am sure I can put it together or at least have fun trying. Thanks for all of this content.
Hi VOLOS , QUICK Question.... can i use lcd_setRotation(1) ; sprite.createSprite(536, 240); inside the code and on runtime sometime to go back to lcd_setRotation(0) sprite.createSprite(240,536); i am trying to do it but the graphics are scrambled
Oh, and one more thing, how much current do these Lilygo gadgets draw with this particular screen drawn and no WiFi or BT enabled? If it's more than 100 mA, don't bother measuring but please guess freely on how much more, I won't hold your word for it... Thanks man, I appreciate it!
Hm thats weard, i never owned Mac, you can try reset board Connect the board via the USB cable Press and hold the BOOT button , While still pressing the BOOT button, press RST Release the RST Release the BOOT button
It uses the lower parts of the wifi stack - stripping off all the IP stuff. Very efficient and peer-to-peer. Much like the comms used when you have a 2.4GHz mouse/keyboard with a wireless USB dongle. Better than Bluetooth if you need range. Better than 433Mhz if you need reliable xfer with handshaking. Perfect for remote control if you like ESP. Very low latency. Simple coding. Ultra-low-power. 250 bytes per packet but many packets can be sent per second.
subtitles are present for me. 2 options. [CC] button shows subtitles, but also going to the gear, turning on 'auto sub titles'... maybe this'll help. :-)
just subbed love your videos truly marvelous i want to start an arduino/electronics channel as you can tell by my username any tips :) i also wanted to ask if you have any tips on learning to code in the arduino ide
Your GUI's are fantastic.
Your channel is a hidden gem! So glad that it got recommended to me by RUclips
Thank you man, i am glad you are here.
@@VolosProjectsYour channel is not so hidden anymore.
Congratulations on 100k subscribers! 🥳
Makes me want to dive into creating something that would use it ,like a weather station maybe. I love your subtle sense of humor. Thanks again for another informative video.
tip: to avoid looking for MAC and recompilation for other modules, use fake MAC address instead of built in
tip 2: on_sent() and on_receive() should be very fast commands (so no drawing) to avoid problems - better to set the flag in on_receive() and process it out of this callback function
That GUI is simply beautiful
You sure have a talent making UI's look great!
thank you!
Wanna' learn a german word: *"Spielkind"*
_...but I seriously ❤the way you present your 🎨and the way you teach us fairly complicated stuff"_ 💯👍
Thank you my friend.
To date, I think your most informative and best presentations have been about demystifying sprites. But you always just showed the results on the screen and then just told people to look at your code. Now that you are explaining things, I suggest that you go back to explaining - and covering in an organized manner - how the display functions work. This would help us understand how to build more dynamic displays for areas like avionics, engines, and automation where we don't have fixed parameters.
I am so lucky to find you here on RUclips. Appreciate you
Tnx man, happy to have you here
I love your sense of humor, and I actually think that the first example that you made was great. Yeah, some people may say that that it is over-engineered, but I really like it.
Thank you :)
Great video!!! I plan to use ESP32s and ESP-NOW to "connect" them on some model railroad projects. All the best ...
Your channel is seriously under-subscribed. Thank you for yet another informative and entertaining video. Cheers!
Thank you, i hope there will be more subscibers in future. I gess i will need add more topics and work harder.
Awesome, your tutorials and content about ESP32 and displays really rock! Keep it up!
Excellent tutorial that answered several of my ESP-NOW questions. However, this and other ESP-NOW videos explain only limited or on-board functions. A future tutorial could demonstrate sketch, pin definitions and many-to-many links in which "work" is done based on signaling from multiple devices (not timer driven). E.g. conditional turning on and off LED's . Devices both receive and send signaling messages
Just started to play with ESP NOW. It's fantastic.
Yes, it is easy to use and fun
@@VolosProjects yesterday built my first real life ESP NOW project. A remote control for a fan to control fan speed. It just switches relays to control the speed. Works perfectly! And the best bit was that chatgpt wrote all the code and it worked first time. Amazing ;-)
You can also get the mac adress when you just upload any sketch (even with empty setup() and loop() functions). Just look at esptool messages that will be printed in terminal before the flashing begins. But also you can emulate any mac adress whitout using the hardware build in mac. The second option is to use broadcast mode, where you do not need a mac adress of receiver
thank you, yes you are right, i finded it. i will check brodcast mode , tnx again.
Yes, great continuation from previous video, combined I believe one can have a simple esp32 device connected with sensors and send the readings to a second one with display. Definitely many possibilities for espnow. Thanks for sharing
Great video !! Love to see a few more espnow examples. For me I want to take canbus info into main esp32 & send it out to 3 or 4 display with guages. Look at adafruit qualia 4" round for main display. Always look forward to your videos.
As usual, awesome video. Thanks for sharing 👍
I'm thinking about a receipt printer connected to an ESP32 development module, printing a list of MAC addresses on a WLAN, with their corresponding IP addresses if available.
Excelente como siempre! 👍🏻
I have watched many of your tutorials over the years. I have MANY questions about "ESP-NOW". I did a search and came across this video. How can I establish a 1-1 dialog so I can learn more about ESP-NOW? Thank you for your RUclips content! Very inspirational with ideas.
Glad it was helpful! volos.marketing@gmail.com this is my business mail
i need this coffee cup, too. great content by the way.
Thanks again for sharing another great demonstration of the capabilities of these devices! Your GUIs are always inspiring! Your videos always fire my imagination!!
your display work never dissapointing
Thank you.
Excellent video, straight and to the point, Subbed.
Thank you😀
Methinks that the way to get MAC addresses for a real application will be to broadcast a beacon on start and then periodically. Any listener will then add the peer if the beacon packet was valid and the peer hadn't been added yet. Peers can then send their own beacon packets directly to the new peer.
Didn’t know about this protocol. Super cool and useful!
Thanks for all you do. I learn a lot from you. One question: why do you do digitalWrite(15, 1) in setup?
Your videos really espress (?) how much fun you are having. I find them very inspiring and have had success with most of your examples that I have tried.
Tnx jeff, i try to have fun always. Glad you live examples.
These things would make an excellent fitness watch.
Compilation error: invalid conversion from 'void (*)(const uint8_t*, const uint8_t*, int)' {aka 'void (*)(const unsigned char*, const unsigned char*, int)'} to 'esp_now_recv_cb_t' {aka 'void (*)(const esp_now_recv_info*, const unsigned char*, int)'} [-fpermissive]
what does this mean?
Svaka cast legendo! sve pohvale 🍺
Hvala prijatelju.
Very useful. I watch all your videos. Thanks!
Crisp and clean UI as usually. In example; what Font Family is in file "mFont.h".
Name of font is Agency, i dont kniw family
Just come across your channel great content have to give this a try I've been looking for something like this . I have subscribed looking forward to watching your other videos.
Awesome tutorial. It gives me an idea for viewing the outside temperature.
Yes this is good usage for ESP NOW. tnx
Hi Volos,
I stumbled upon your ESP NOW video recently, and I must say, your work and code are truly commendable! 👏👏 The clarity in your explanations made it so much easier for me to dive into this topic.
I'm currently working on a project involving ESP NOW, and one concern I have is regarding heat generation during usage. Have you noticed any significant heating issues, especially during extended operation?
Your insights would be incredibly valuable. Also, if you have any recommendations based on your experience, I'm all ears!
By the way, I run a channel where I share my own projects, and I'm eager to showcase how your content has influenced my work. Would love to discuss this further if you're open to it.
Thanks again for sharing your knowledge, and looking forward to more great content from your channel!
Best regards,
Creative Electronics Studio
As always, a nice and useful video, THX.
Great video Volos! (again).
Hi, imam pitanje. Ja imam projekt Cocktail Mixera, upravlja ga ESP32 D1. Za kontrolu sam napravio WEB UI. Sad bi htio napraviti kontroliranje na daljinu pomoću drugog modula. Dali je to moguće?
Ako ti kažem dal dobijem koktel? :) Šalim se , pretpostavljam da je web interface izveden samo lokalno, ako zelis kontrolirati sa druge mreže mislim da ćem morati koristii neki oblak. Ja sam davno koristio Blynk, a dobar je i arduino IOT cloud. Iskreno namam bas iskustva sa ovakvim projektima ali nadam se da će ti ovo pomoći. Pozdrav.
@@VolosProjects ja se izvinjavam, ali ja sam budala i to žešća. Umjesto da napravim najjednostavniji način ja ga kompliciram. Sve treba biti na lokalnoj mreži tako da nema potrebe za cloud rješenjima. Danas sam shvatio da mi je najlakše staviti Push ili Touch Button i temeljiti operacije na tome koliko puta ga pritisnem. Hvala na odgovoru svejedno!
Thanks for the nice videos! Any suggestions for self pairing interface?
Very cool and great code explanation. I plan to use your M5 stack core 2 voltmeter code with a M5 stick (or Lilygo T display S3 pro) to remotely display readings from the core 2. With these videos and code that you’ve created, I am sure I can put it together or at least have fun trying. Thanks for all of this content.
Good idea, remore voltmeter, great for solar projects. Have fun😀
very clear, as usual !
Thankyou
These are devices with the standard ESP32 module antennas? Did you test the range of transmission, at least in the open space?
in open spaca they are more than 100m , but walls reduce range drasticly.
Hi VOLOS , QUICK Question.... can i use lcd_setRotation(1) ; sprite.createSprite(536, 240); inside the code and on runtime sometime to go back to lcd_setRotation(0) sprite.createSprite(240,536);
i am trying to do it but the graphics are scrambled
i dont understand, which board you are using?
Compiling MyMacIS prompts error: Compilation error: 'ledcSetup' was not declared in this scope
Nice project as always ! I guess sometimes you will show us how to connect sender and reciever without hard coding MAC address. :)
thanks! cool! I got me a cardputer. very nice!
Oh, and one more thing, how much current do these Lilygo gadgets draw with this particular screen drawn and no WiFi or BT enabled? If it's more than 100 mA, don't bother measuring but please guess freely on how much more, I won't hold your word for it... Thanks man, I appreciate it!
What battey are you using and how did yoy connect it to the ESP32?
I am using 500mah 3.7 lipo battery, under this board is battery conector.
fantastic!
What batteries do you use? What kind of battery life do they get?
iniside is 500 mah battery, i can get around 10 hours if BT,wfi are turned off and board is working on lower speed.
what camera do you use?
hello i use sony 6100 and 30mm sigma lens
What is a pity ESP Now does not allow to communicate TCP/IP
Sadly it won't work on a macbook air. TTGO T display driver loaded, device shows up in USB TREE>but it won't mount. So disappointing
Hm thats weard, i never owned Mac, you can try reset board
Connect the board via the USB cable
Press and hold the BOOT button , While still pressing the BOOT button, press RST
Release the RST
Release the BOOT button
It's just wifi, right? It's not LORA.
Not Lora, for lora we need aditional hardware
It uses the lower parts of the wifi stack - stripping off all the IP stuff.
Very efficient and peer-to-peer.
Much like the comms used when you have a 2.4GHz mouse/keyboard with a wireless USB dongle.
Better than Bluetooth if you need range.
Better than 433Mhz if you need reliable xfer with handshaking.
Perfect for remote control if you like ESP.
Very low latency.
Simple coding.
Ultra-low-power.
250 bytes per packet but many packets can be sent per second.
the ESP-NOW libraries are riddled with bugs so don't be surprised when something spontaneously breaks on you.
coffee joke...i liiiike
Sup! Subtitles please.
subtitles are present for me. 2 options. [CC] button shows subtitles, but also going to the gear, turning on 'auto sub titles'... maybe this'll help. :-)
just subbed love your videos truly marvelous
i want to start an arduino/electronics channel as you can tell by my username any tips :)
i also wanted to ask if you have any tips on learning to code in
the arduino ide
Excellent! You are one of my favornites on RUclips. Always cool Projects and you always have the a nice relaxed Style. Keep up the good work! 👌🥸
Thank you, it is nice to hear that :)