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ESP8266 Compatible IR Blaster that accepts HTTP commands for use with services like Amazon Echo

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Hi all, I initially tried to configure the NodeMCU mini for use with the IR blaster, however despite getting the board to receive signals, I couldn't get them to transmit...

Sends MQTT messages when signal is received or sent. Also accepts JSON commands via /[host_name]/cmd

Added a DHCP setting based upon the comments in previous issues: * enableDHCP = true will enable DHCP and disable static addresses * enableDHCP = false (default) will keep the...

Stored codes can be sent by simplified json command (no need to copy the code or raw data to sending services (IFTTT etc). e.g. http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:80/json?btn[1]. Where 1 is the stored...

Not sure if anyone would want to use this but I thought I would give it a shot. Never used Eagle or any other CAD software before (Software Guy) thought...

This design was milled on a CNC and tested.

This is not an issue but a request for guidance. I'd like to add code to send the received IR code via MQTT so my home automation can act on...

Hello I keep getting a no response from the ntp server request. I have swapped out the server from time.google.com to time-a-g.nist.gov however it still returns a no response. Please...