Hardware supported by Blynk

Any estimated date of arival for this arduino modem module?

esp8266 as modem is my dream. Any estimation time?

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Any concrete dates on getting support for the SeeedStudio Ethernet Shield? I was really sad when I saw it wasn’t supported because I just bought it today.

@epicman57,
Just added support for this in the master branch (not released yet). Could you check it?

Suggestion : RFduino? http://www.rfduino.com

Hi all,
In the beta version (master branch on github) I added support for:

  • ESP8266 as Arduino WiFi modem (running original firmware)
  • SeeedStudio Ethernet Shield V2.0 (W5200)

Please test them and give your feedback to volodymyr@blynk.cc
Thanks.

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Hello, I’m trying to compile example for esp8266
but got this error

Arduino: 1.6.4 (Mac OS X), Плата"Arduino Uno"

sketch_jun11b:40: error: no matching function for call to 'ESP8266::ESP8266(SoftwareSerial&)'
sketch_jun11b.ino:40:22: note: candidates are:
In file included from sketch_jun11b.ino:35:0:
/Users/artem/Projects/arduino/libraries/ITEADLIB_Arduino_WeeESP8266-master/ESP8266.h:70:5: note: ESP8266::ESP8266(HardwareSerial&)
     ESP8266(HardwareSerial &uart);
     ^
/Users/artem/Projects/arduino/libraries/ITEADLIB_Arduino_WeeESP8266-master/ESP8266.h:70:5: note:   no known conversion for argument 1 from 'SoftwareSerial' to 'HardwareSerial&'
/Users/artem/Projects/arduino/libraries/ITEADLIB_Arduino_WeeESP8266-master/ESP8266.h:45:7: note: ESP8266::ESP8266(const ESP8266&)
 class ESP8266 {
       ^
/Users/artem/Projects/arduino/libraries/ITEADLIB_Arduino_WeeESP8266-master/ESP8266.h:45:7: note:   no known conversion for argument 1 from 'SoftwareSerial' to 'const ESP8266&'
no matching function for call to 'ESP8266::ESP8266(SoftwareSerial&)'
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how can I fix it? Thanks

@asci,
It seems you’re not reading carefully the comments in the sketch…
You need to modify the library header file to select if you want to use Software Serial.

@vshymanskyy shame on me, thanks

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what do i want to modify if i only want to try the simplest application?
i connected an arduino uno to an esp8266 and i just want to light LED 13 using a button.

I’d like to report that I was just able to get Blynk 0.2.2 working with my ethernet-based TI Tiva C Connected Launchpad (EK-TM4C1294XL), Energia 15, and my iPhone with very little modification. I did need to move a couple of lines of Print.h from private to public to get things to compile (commenting out the destructor in WidgetConsole.h also “works” too). However, I’m not sure I know the best way to handle this issue so that Blynk would work out of the box for this board.

It would be great to see support for all of TI’s Connected LaunchPads via Energia.

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@horchler Great news! I’d love to hear more like this :smile:
I removed the destructor of WidgetConsole (it was useless).
Please try using the latest version (master branch) and post if it works for you.
Thanks for contributing!

@vhymanskyy: Thank you. Just tried the updated master branch. Works great with my LaunchPad without any code modifications. I’m currently using “Generic Board”, but it would be great to see TI’s boards added to the list in the iOS/Android apps.

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Ardweeny?

@Foozinator, It will work (should).

Does Blynk Support standalone AVR chips like ATMEGA 16 , 16A and the same? I wish to implement standalone projets with the chip; instead of using Arduino . Thank you for this great app.

Yes, I think you can.
You will have to understand how to use in with Arduino IDE. Something like this should help: http://openhardware.ro/using-atmega16-with-arduino-ide/

Serial Blynk connection type should work (it works even on ATtiny85!!!).
For other connection types - you may need to write more code.

GrovePi - A way to integrate sensors easily with the Raspberry Pi. This is sort of an IOT starter kit, where the sensors can plug in with cables and different ports.

{Disclaimer I am the founder of Dexter Industries! :smile: }

I see that the UDOO Neo is on the Roadmap any chance you will add the UDOO Quad?

Please add the LaunchPad CC3200 from Texas Instruments and virtually all the LaunchPads with the CC3100 BoosterPack

See my contribution and my project Blynk Weather and Security Station