[SOLVED] How to use Http request with IFTTT

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right now it is on 3G network and can you tell me how you`ve turn onboard led on

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Did it turn ON? Pretty sure it’s not, looks like it’s being blocked.

I am using:

http;//[IP]/[token]/update/D2?value=1

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NO nothing happened

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Looks like it’s being blocked.

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can you turn any onboard led on off again like youve done it previously as youve said

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The ON and OFF is at the Blynk server not your MCU.
Latest:

{"id":1751593800,"parentId":-1,"isPreview":false,"name":"led","createdAt":1500797703644,"updatedAt":1500837006016,"widgets":[{"type":"BUTTON","id":199475,"x":0,"y":0,"color":600084223,"width":2,"height":2,"tabId":0,"isEnabled":true,"isDefaultColor":true,"deviceId":0,"pinType":"DIGITAL","pin":4,"pwmMode":true,"rangeMappingOn":false,"min":0,"max":1,"value":"0","pushMode":false}],"devices":[{"id":0,"name":"led","boardType":"NodeMCU","token":"xxxxxxx","connectionType":"WI_FI","status":"ONLINE","disconnectTime":1500835197963,"lastLoggedIP":"117.225.200.158"}],"theme":"BlynkLight","keepScreenOn":false,"isAppConnectedOn":false,"isShared":false,"isActive":true,"hardwareInfo":{"version":"0.4.8","boardType":"NodeMCU","buildDate":"Jul 23 2017 13:50:12","heartbeatInterval":10},"pinsStorage":{"0-d2":"1","0-d0":"1"}}

Pin 4 (GPIO 2) is shown as “value”:“0” (off and not being updated)

And data still to be sent to your MCU from the server “pinsStorage”:{“0-d2”:“1”,“0-d0”:“1”}

Suspect you tried to send to D0 instead of D2.

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yes I`ve tried once using my web browser but nothing happened on my led

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Can you press your Blynk button to turn on the LED and let me know when the LED is on.

I will then check if the server sees that the pin is ON or if you have mixed up tokens / IP’s etc.

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now led is on you can see

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Yes I now see “value”:“1” so token and IP look OK.

Probably your 3G / 4G service provider is blocking the required port.

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youve said that youve controlled my onboard led can you do this again

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No, it was only controlling the Blynk server.

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but I`ve seen onboard led on once can you try once again

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now onboard led is ON can you tell me how I can do this using url

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Loos like your ISP is not blocking the port.

Is the Onboard LED on now?

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yes

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Should be off now, right?

Onboard LED is GPIO 2 labelled D4 but specifically active LOW, not HIGH.

So from a browser this is ON

http://[IP]/[token]/update/D2?value=0

and this is off

http://[IP]/[token]/update/D2?value=1

Test from your browser and confirm it is OK then I will explain something further that I see on the server.

Edit: note the D2 means digital pin 2 not NodeMCU / WeMos pin labelled D2 which is digital pin 4. This will only work once a button has been added in the app that is tied to the correct pin.

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I think You`re switching my external led ON and OFF

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Think you are right.
Is your external LED that is tied to D2 (GPIO 4) currently ON?

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exactly