This post is originated from tzapu. Hopefully you already skimmed through part 1 of the Sonoff trilogy (or maybe quadrilogy? ) that tells you all about the Sonoff, what it is, what it can do, how to put the firmware … Continue reading →

This post is originated from tzapu. What’s a “Sonoff”? you ask Is it sold at Ikea? No, this is not sold at Ikea:) The Sonoff is a very small module, basically a wifi enabled wireless switch, based on the ESP8266 … Continue reading →

Originate from Ubidots. Author: Mateo Vélez In our last blog post we learned how to use the SONOFF Smart Switch to control a relay from Ubidots. In this case, we'll learn how to control an Air Conditioner with the SONOFF … Continue reading →

Originate from Ubidots. Author: Mateo Vélez In this guide you will learn how to control any 110-240V appliance for $5, using Itead's SONOFF device. Compared to the $30 WiFi smart plugs out there, the SONOFF is a great alternative for … Continue reading →

This article was written by Pete Scargill, from Scargill's Tech Blog. April 16 2016 announcement – the project won second prize in the 1st Annual ESP8266 Design Contest over at esp8266.com This award-winning project is a development of previous (home control … Continue reading →

With regard to characteristics such as low speed, low cost and fast construction, we used Arduino and LabVIEW to achieve low-cost upper and lower computer data acquisition system. Arduino, as lower computer, is responsible for A / D conversion and … Continue reading →

This article will introduce how to use proteus simulation environment to achieve serial communication between Arduino UNO  and LabVIEW, and LabVIEW to control LED lamp of Arduino UNO through RS-232 serial,that is, to turn on or off the LED lamp. … Continue reading →

Arduino-Lite is a lightweight high-performance firmware library for AVR mcus, which is developed based on the original Arduino project. We make it easy to use, just like the Arduino. Compared to the original library, Arduino-Lite generates smaller binaries and perform … Continue reading →

The Sniffer Nano Firmware is update to v1.1, and it’s patched by Flemming Frandsen. Flemming Frandsen is a Danish designer who bought our product, he found that the Sniffer Nano source code is not easy to read and written in … Continue reading →

When we finish program,generally need to build prototype circuit in the bread board  to confirm our code. It’s a bother job if  cannot get all the component we needed. But now the VirtualBreadboard software will solve this problem , if … Continue reading →