hello pieter, nice to welcome a compatriot. douwe

@zander Hi Ron, clear, thank you. I was misled by the scheme in the book. It is that authors rechetem prevent me from enclosing a photo from the book ...

I saw it in a book by Dogan Ibrahim & Ahmed Ibrahim "ESP8266 and MICROPYTHON" edit: You are right Ron. There is already a 12K pull-up resistor...

The pull-up resistance ensures a more stable operation

Don't forget the 10K pull-up resistor between RST and Vcc. And of course the 2 tact switches.

@zander, Hi Ron,I used double Sided experiment board. The connections are made with very thin wire. Then the headers are soldered on.

To make programming the ESP8266-01 a bit easier I made a programming board today. It works very simple: 1 Press and hold U/N key.2 Connect USB...

Good morning, thanks for your comment. I'm responding a little later than I should, but that's because I had to think about your statement. But I thin...

@davee Hi Dave, thanks for your response. Surely you have determined from my topics that I am not an accomplished programmer. I am an old-fashioned el...

@zander, You don't have to use arduino either. Just make sure RX and TX are available. Use an attenuator to turn 5V into 3.3V.RX to TX and TX to RX. B...

@zander I connected it like this.

@zander I choose the generic ESP8266 Module

@zander. see/p>

@robotBuilder, I also bought a serial usb programmer, but one of a different type.Programming is much easier with this than via the rx and tx connecti...