Using OTA with more than just a blinking LED

[PeteKnight]

@janre

I am new at the OTA thing and all the videos/articles I see consist of basiclaly just editing the loop code in the Edgent example.

I don’t really understand that comment.
The Edgent example already has Blynk.Air OTA built-in, and doesn’t need any editing of the “loop code” to make OTA work.

If you want to add Blynk.Air OTA to a non-Edgent sketch then you should read this…

Blynk.Air OTA minimal code

Hi there, here is the minimal code (extracted from OTA.h) i found working to integrate .Air OTA within blynk script quickly without the need for Edgent sketch, hope that helps somebody: #include <Update.h> #include <HTTPClient.h> //________________________________________________________________ String overTheAirURL = ""; BLYNK_WRITE(InternalPinOTA) { overTheAirURL = param.asString(); HTTPClient http; http.begin(overTheAirURL); int httpCode = http.GET(); if (httpCode != HTTP_CODE_OK)…

Also, your Deep sleep sketch is very badly written. It keeps your device awake for far longer than is needed, and most of the delays in your sketch are redundant.

Pete.