Single Phase Motor WiFi Control - How to store SSID,PWD,BOT ID at User End
This video explains how to feed in WIFI,TELEGRAM APP credentials at the user/customer end.
Usually these credentials are preloaded while coding.But here we explain a product prototype where SSID,PASSWORD,BOT TOKEN,ID all are fed through a web page and stored in EEPROM (Flash mem) of ESP32.
While reboot these data are retreived from EEPROM and utilized.
Code Download :TelegramApp_storeData_userend
https://99ba69f9-3a9c-49a1-8c2a-52df0...
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Note :
ESP32 does not have an internal EEPROM. However, the EEPROM library for ESP32 is actually using the NVS (FLASH Memory) of ESP32 under the hood to emulate the EEPROM functionality.
512bytes or even 4kB of Flash Memory (4MB) can be used by EEPROM library.
The EEPROM Library is currently deprecated and replaced by the Preferences library.
Use the new Preferences library that’s guaranteed to give you up to 20kB of FLASH space for EEPROM.
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