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Using the esp8266 as host for I2C sensors

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justin cater

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Using the esp8266 as host for I2C sensors

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For my outdoor sensors I used an RaspberryPi with BMP180 + TSL2561 connected via I2C transferring the sensor data as MQTT messages. During an IoT Meetup Session at codecentric office in Frankfurt we discussed the usage of an esp8266 and I was thrilled to get one and play with it. It turns out very quickly that the ...

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Kristos Herz

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Re: Using the esp8266 as host for I2C sensors

Posted: Dec 10, 2015 9:44 AM

I want to know about your setup. What are the specifications of the esp8266 and the other hardware?
Please share a schematic of your hardware if you can.
What do you mean by I2C sensors here and what sensors you are using in your setup?

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