I also have a Heltec v4 like the author, and TCP fits my usecase much more, when I simply want to keep the device always plugged in, connected to my wifi, and just sometimes connect to it remotely from a computer.
BTW, if you're wondering how to get wifi on your heltec v4, you could modify the firmware source code yourself, but I also found this tool where you enter your SSID and password and it generates a patch image that you can flash onto your device (flash without deleting). https://www.weyhmueller.org/webtools/esp32_ssid_patcher.html
I also have a Heltec v4 like the author, and TCP fits my usecase much more, when I simply want to keep the device always plugged in, connected to my wifi, and just sometimes connect to it remotely from a computer.
I made a tiny PR as a proof of concept if you want to try connecting like that now.
https://github.com/MarekWo/mc-webui/pull/22
BTW, if you're wondering how to get wifi on your heltec v4, you could modify the firmware source code yourself, but I also found this tool where you enter your SSID and password and it generates a patch image that you can flash onto your device (flash without deleting).
https://www.weyhmueller.org/webtools/esp32_ssid_patcher.html
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Thanks! I will take a look soon -- please give me a couple of days as now I swamped with handling DM delivery confirmations which is pretty problematic to test. I will let you know.
Thanks! I will take a look soon -- please give me a couple of days as now I swamped with handling DM delivery confirmations which is pretty problematic to test. I will let you know.
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I also have a Heltec v4 like the author, and TCP fits my usecase much more, when I simply want to keep the device always plugged in, connected to my wifi, and just sometimes connect to it remotely from a computer.
I made a tiny PR as a proof of concept if you want to try connecting like that now.
https://github.com/MarekWo/mc-webui/pull/22
BTW, if you're wondering how to get wifi on your heltec v4, you could modify the firmware source code yourself, but I also found this tool where you enter your SSID and password and it generates a patch image that you can flash onto your device (flash without deleting).
https://www.weyhmueller.org/webtools/esp32_ssid_patcher.html
Thanks! I will take a look soon -- please give me a couple of days as now I swamped with handling DM delivery confirmations which is pretty problematic to test. I will let you know.
The TCP support as well as BLE have been implemented in the latest version
v2. Enjoy!