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The ESP8266 is a low-cost Wi-Fi chip/module with UART connections and a built-in TCP/IP stack. It has an Xtensa single-core 32-bit L106 MCU, usually running at 80 MHz.
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Start ESP (Wemos D1) for short amount of time by pressing a button (no deep sleep)
How can I let an Wemos D1 boot on a button click, letting it execute an action and then shut down. I would like it to be wireless so it can be very flexible, and would love to not have to worry about …
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