#1 Program an ESP01: The easy way!

[@leonciocarvalho4648]

Dear FRIEND (FRIEND always with capital letters!) I had a lot of of trouble trying to program an ESP-01. Nothing works... Until I watch your video (this video here!!!) Thank you a lot! It was very gratefully to learn something new from you! THANK YOU!

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

Glad to be of help! Good luck with your project!

[@FBPrepping]

Excelent explanation! it worked like a charm. Thanks you man! Greetings from my beloved, sunny Venezuela.

[@melliflousbufo]

That is just awesome! Followed your instructions to the letter and it scans my wifi networks! Just amazing how much power is in such a tiny package - thanks so much for your video on this :)

[@TheWaterman1000]

Thanks for the informative video. I'm running mint 21 for the sake of me won't install? The arudrino.

[@rodrigocosta7108]

My friend, you saved me! Thank you so much!! Now, please tell me, how some people use this adapter to upload codes to esp01s without connecting GPIO0 to GND?

[@KaraokeKarsten]

You helped me so much! Greetings from Germany, my guy

[@mugundhanramanujam1001]

THANK OU VERY MUCH FOR THE FIST TIME I LEARNING I HAVE SUCCESS FROM YOUR VIDEO

[@blk86trk]

You were very helpful and I programmed easily the first try...thank you

[@尚彦大坪]

Thank you, you helped me a lot. Your method is the easiest to write and read.

[@_AmHam_]

You're a savior! Thank you !

[@paweek5540]

Worked like a charm, thank you!

[@anyonecanmakeit718]

Bro how to make static ip? Tell us about it also

[@oldbear82]

thanks a lot. i have question.. and pls make new video for : easy way to connect between PC and ESP+Arduino for any cnc machine

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

Ah while I can’t promise the cnc machine part, communication between arduino and PC can be done a number of ways, serial com, ROS etc, thanks for the idea!

[@jonathanmallia1608]

Thank you so much for sharing this video.

[@Retroforfun]

Thank you my friend!

[@soon3794]

You deserve a sub buddy, never knew a button would solve my wiring nightmare.

[@espantalon]

It was easy to undestand and it works. Thanks.

[@jackjanpour8532]

Very nice video. Thanks. Next video don't put any background music.

[@michaelmcdermott3802]

hello big chap. love the vids. subscribed. keep them coming

[@tendtudo-hobbiestruquesman4672]

Parabéns, pela primeira vez consegui ver minha placa funcionando, agora como faço para programa-la junto com o relé?

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

Apologies, google translate did not work for me on this, can you post the question in english?

[@Silkroad_trader]

​@@AIbeginsDotNetHello there, can I upload WLED on this board? And how to connect the pixel led strip??

[@mmarmute]

Man! That's just awesome, thanks so much for the tips! God Bless you so much!

[@victorhurtarte7563]

Thanks for your very detailed instructions!

[@mikhan8088]

When I go into the example in the file bar, I cant find ESP8266wifi. Please help me

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

The board manager might not have been configured properly, add the board url and you’ll see it appear in the examples

[@amgmg2521]

Good explanation. Please add more videos to the series.

[@HanD_1964]

Very clear explanation. Thx! It helps! Just one question. What about the driver for the programer? Can you explain that please i read a lot about incompatability.

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

This programmer uses CH340 chipset for USB communication. You will find these on almost all the arduino clones in the market because of its low cost. You can find the link to the driver in the description. You don't need the drivers if you are using a linux based os like ubuntu. Thanks for the comment!

[@HanD_1964]

@@AIbeginsDotNet Thx! I’ll buy the module. If any questions, i’ll be back. 😄👍

[@dels1601]

why can i upload program's wifi scan it's "a fatal error"?

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

@dels1601 Can you tell me in more detail?

[@paulobarbosa5246]

Hi! what is the part number of the USB programmer? Thank you.

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

This programmer is kind of generic, a lot of vendors sell the same stuff under different names. You can find these on banggod or ali express, even amazon has some of them listed at a slightly higher price. All of them are based around CH340 chipset which is the low cost USB interface used in most of the arduino clones. Good luck with your project!

[@stemup3967]

How do I know if I already have ch340? Where to manage that?

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

On windows, check out the device manager when you plug in the programmer, if there is no device called ch340 (or something similar) listed under the USB section you will need to install the driver. Check out the blog link given in the description and go to step 3 to find the link to the drivers. Good luck with your project!

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

On windows, check out the device manager when you plug in the programmer, if there is no device called ch340 (or something similar) listed under the USB section you will need to install the driver. Check out the blog link given in the description and go to step 3 to find the link to the drivers. Good luck with your project!

[@stemup3967]

@@AIbeginsDotNet and now everything works out for me. Thanks man!

[@tanapongpongnat8519]

ESP-01 can store data in EEPROM? ,I want data to be kept in the event of a power outage.

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

You can use SPIFFS to store data in the flash memory, I have used this concept in this video : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXTXeah8j6preLM More information can be found here : arduino-esp8266.readthedocs.io/en/latest/filesystem.html Good luck with your project!

[@crispychickenwing]

Can i use esp8266 together with a Bluetooth module in one arduino uno board

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

Yes you can! You will have to use something called 'software serial'. Both the Bluetooth module and ESP01 will need serial pins (RX and TX) to work, but an UNO only has one hardware serial, so you will have to use 'software serial' library to make any two other pins behave like serial pins. More info on this link: www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/softwareSerial Though for a project that needs both Bluetooth and WiFi, I would recommend an ESP32 board, its even cheaper than an original UNO.

[@crispychickenwing]

@@AIbeginsDotNet thank you! 😊

[@andreamitchell4758]

Soldering was not as easy as it looks better off to just order the right one from aliexpress in the 1st place I think it is about the same price ,I wish I knew this thing was not what I wanted before I ordered it , good thing I found this video I managed to get it done, but I still have not tested it yet though, soldering to the GPIO 0 pin was not easy ,I kept bridging pins whatever solder they use was not compatible with the solder I was using, I also wonder If I could have used the ground from where the USB connector is soldered to the board instead of the one on the header pin, it would have been a bit easier although for some reason I had much less trouble soldering to that GND pin than the GPIO 0 pin on the header I also used some hot glue and I mounted my microswitch on the side of the yellow header connector( at the bottom of it if the USB connector is facing to the left and the header is on your right) it fits perfectly there , this way while plugging in the board to the USB on the PC with your right hand you can very easily hold down the button with your thumb.

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

I think using the usb ground would work, since the only requirement is pulling GPIO 0 to ground. And nice work with the placement of the switch, I might try it myself :)

[@Rohitkumar-1994]

i have module and same connections and still it is not working

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

Can you describe the problem?

[@Rohitkumar-1994]

@@AIbeginsDotNet i have same module and it showing the code was uploaded but still my led is not blinking i checked as per your video everything is okk but still led not blinking

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

@@Rohitkumar-1994 which sketch are you using? Try adding some serial messages in the code and see if they appear on the serial monitor. And always remove and replug the module (without pressing the button) after your code is uploaded.

[@videos40058]

what is this a wify module?

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

ESP01 is a microcontroller with onboard wifi capabilities but it is also commonly used as a wifi module for other microcontrollers .

[@videos40058]

@@AIbeginsDotNet thank you so much dear sir for sharing some light on this head of mines:P I wonder what can be used for.

[@ErickWendelAcademy]

thanks a lot!!

[@serektaibah4091]

is the USB communicator only used for programming ? and later you can just unplug the ESP-01 and put it in ur project or does it require the communicator with it ?

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

The USB adapter is only required for programming, you can use the ESP01 in your own project independently. You can watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHOwkoGkeLmLq80 where I have done exactly that. Good luck with your project!

[@prakashdutt1520]

Thanks brother

[@dogeeatsveggies]

i know esp8266 is really cute but its hard to operate unlike node mcu... but i really want to learn how to use esp8266

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

Yeah, that's why I use it for permanent projects which only needs one or two IOs. For testing and prototyping though NodeMCU is much easier.

[@8amonas]

I had some problems, and i just watched your vid and realized that i was choosing the wrong board-

[@colucci.mechanical.engineer]

You are god! Perfect

[@colucci.mechanical.engineer]

Please organize your videos in playlist. Cause you are Gona make a lot of this beauty full videos and we want to receive notification

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

A bit disorganised right now, I will try to be more consistent. PS: This comment made my day! Thank you!

[@colucci.mechanical.engineer]

@@AIbeginsDotNet you are great don’t stop you now 💪

[@HanD_1964]

Great explanation!

[@f-rafal]

Thanks

[@chethiyawijewickrama6425]

Thanks, I worked...

[@maazshaik6514]

thank you sir it was working

[@levangabuldani5432]

Thank You!

[@luxminelundeniya8435]

Thank You So Much!!!.

[@negatron5888]

thanks man

[@markweber1534]

thank you

[@SobhitPanda]

You are really awesome 👍

[@joaomede]

thanks

[@ronaldmorrison2765]

Your video tutorial helps a lot but the background music does not really enhance the experience. .

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@georgerothbart6214]

I agree. The music is super annoying and distracting and adds nothing to the presentation. Makes it hard to understand the speaker. Consider using voice only for the next video.

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

@@georgerothbart6214 Yeah, it is kind of annoying in retrospective, I will tone it down in the future videos. Thanks for the feedback!

[@ishaisadventures1196]

holy hell thank you you saved me hours of crawling the web

[@giannirenna6477]

you saved me nightmares

[@andrewgromow1112]

спасибо друг

[@Derkenblosh2]

My 650 didn't need a transistor... In fact, when I wired with a transistor, it fried my esp01

[@radeonblue1816]

Thank you very much for the video. If you can make a video on how to use it with 'Arduino Uno' then it will really be helpful. Again, Thanks.

[@bryanst.martin7134]

Hard to follow you sir, too much background noise. It seems to be a good explanation, maybe I will just mute and read the CC text.

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

My apologies, I have been told the background is too loud, I will work on that in the future videos. If you’d like, I have written a blog on it as well, kind of reads like a transcription, you can find the link in the description. Good luck with your projects!

[@rhc9303]

在中国这两个一起才1美元就能买到了

[@AIbeginsDotNet]

That’s great! You don’t get them as cheap in India, import duties and stuff.

[@k.H-Gaming]

حبيبي يهندي 2

[@willance85]

it's ESP-01S module, not ESP-01..

[@HappyHermitt]

I'm sure programming them is nearly identical. Mr. arrogant

[@sultan7679]

thanks for the video... it worled... im using arduino 2.0.4