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Steps To Setup Arduino IDE For NODEMCU ESP8266: ECE Dept., AIT

This document provides a step-by-step guide to set up the Arduino IDE for the NODEMCU ESP8266. It includes instructions for installing the Arduino IDE, adding the ESP8266 board manager, selecting the appropriate board, connecting the ESP8266 to a PC, and uploading a sample LED blinking program. The guide is aimed at helping users successfully run their ESP8266 modules with Arduino IDE.

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Steps To Setup Arduino IDE For NODEMCU ESP8266: ECE Dept., AIT

This document provides a step-by-step guide to set up the Arduino IDE for the NODEMCU ESP8266. It includes instructions for installing the Arduino IDE, adding the ESP8266 board manager, selecting the appropriate board, connecting the ESP8266 to a PC, and uploading a sample LED blinking program. The guide is aimed at helping users successfully run their ESP8266 modules with Arduino IDE.

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Steps to Setup Arduino IDE for NODEMCU

ESP8266

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Installing Arduino IDE Software
• Step 1: Install Arduino IDE software from the link
• http://www.arduino.cc/en/main/software

After installing Arduino IDE icon is created on the Desktop as show in the figure
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Step 3: Opening Arduino IDE

Click on the Icon to open the Arduino window as shown in the figure
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Step 4: Preferences

Open the File and click on the Preferences as shown in the figure

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Step 5: Adding ESP8266 Board
Manager

In the Additional Boards Manager enter below URL.

http://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json

As highlighted in the figure and enter OK.


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Step 6: Selecting Board

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Step 7: ESP8266 Board Package

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Step 8: Selecting ESP8266 Arduino Board

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• To run the esp8266 with Arduino we have to select
the Board: “Arduino/Genuino Uno” and then change
it to NodeMCU 1.0 (ESP-12E Module) or other
esp8266 modules depending on what you have .This
can be done by scrolling down, as shown in the figure

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Step 9: Connecting ESP8266 to
the PC

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• Now Let’s connect the ESP8266 module to your
computer through USB cable as shown in the figure.
When module is connected to the USB, COM port is
detected eg: here COM5 is shown in the figure.

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Step 10: Selecting Example
Program in Arduino IDE

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Step 11: Selecting COM Port

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Step 12: Uploading the Program to ESP8266
Module

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LED on and off using NODE
MCU 8266
1) Connect LED's anode to ESP8266's GND pin and LED's cathode to
ESP8266 D1.
2) Download the sample code
3) Compile the code in Arduino IDE and then upload it into ESP8266
NodeMCU using the micro USB cable.
4) Once the code is uploaded to the device, the external led Start's
blinking.

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