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Yes because data in 74880 there is no in serial monitor, so i change to 9600 in source code and in baud. But blnyk can’t connect to esp and my sensor data can’t read.
74880 is the default baud rate for the majority of ESP8266 based dev boards.
When one of these dev boards boots-up it outpost some data, at its default baud rate, via the serial port. If you are setting your serial monitor to the boards correct baud rate and seeing no data in your serial monitor then either you have the wrong COM port selected, a faulty USB cable, or your board isn’t booting.
I don’t understand your question.
It could be that something you have connected to your board (the sensor maybe?) is preventing it from booting. To check this, disconnect everything from the board.