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You are now able to program the board with the Arduino IDE. | You are now able to program the board with the Arduino IDE. | ||
- | The board is intended to work with Tasmota. If you want to learn how to flash Tasmota onto an ESP8266 you can read more here: | + | The board is intended to work with Tasmota. If you want to learn how to flash Tasmota onto an ESP8266 you can read more here: [[https:// |
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+ | ==== Configuration and Pin Assignment ==== | ||
===== Other possibilities ===== | ===== Other possibilities ===== | ||
=====Future improvements ===== | =====Future improvements ===== | ||
- | * C1 should have a bigger footprint | + | * C1 should have a bigger footprint, there is no 50V rated cap with the footprint 0603 |
- | * Add a voltage divider in front of the ADC | + | * Add a voltage divider in front of the ADC, the ADC is limited to a range of 0V to 1V |
* There should™ be no copper under the PCB Antenna of the ESP8266 | * There should™ be no copper under the PCB Antenna of the ESP8266 | ||
- | * The 4-channel current meter is suboptimal, to say the least (thanks chip-shortage) | + | * The 4-channel current meter is suboptimal, to say the least (thanks chip-shortage), a 1-channel would also work |
* The dot for the RS PRO Regulator is placed wrong | * The dot for the RS PRO Regulator is placed wrong |
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