Hi,
I have a project which is a wireless remote control for driving a real boat. Its main processor is a STM32H7 and it is fitted with a ESP32-C3 running SPI-AT as a coprocessor to handle wifi communication, and it communicates with the boat system using repeated UDP frames back and forth.
The ...
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- Sun May 17, 2026 2:44 pm
- Forum: ESP-AT
- Topic: Sending a UDP frame freezes in an unrecoverable way
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- Wed Apr 01, 2026 6:40 pm
- Forum: ESP-AT
- Topic: Buffering of incoming UDP frames
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Re: Buffering of incoming UDP frames
Thank you for answering.
I am actually using a library supplied by the manufacturer of the board that I bought, which includes an ESP32-C3 as a coprocessor to handle the wifi communication. I have the source code, but though I spent quite a few hours reading the source code, I am not yet fully ...
I am actually using a library supplied by the manufacturer of the board that I bought, which includes an ESP32-C3 as a coprocessor to handle the wifi communication. I have the source code, but though I spent quite a few hours reading the source code, I am not yet fully ...
- Mon Mar 16, 2026 1:36 pm
- Forum: ESP-AT
- Topic: Buffering of incoming UDP frames
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Buffering of incoming UDP frames
Hi,
I have a project which uses an epaper display type inkplate 6Motion from the Soldered company. It is fitted with a ESP32 as a coprocessor to handle wifi communication, and the whole is supported by a library supplied by the manufacturer.
The library uses the SPI AT protocol, that is, a SPI is ...
I have a project which uses an epaper display type inkplate 6Motion from the Soldered company. It is fitted with a ESP32 as a coprocessor to handle wifi communication, and the whole is supported by a library supplied by the manufacturer.
The library uses the SPI AT protocol, that is, a SPI is ...