Buzzer on ESP8266 (NodeMCU Amica) #5908
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Posted at 2017-08-13 by @MaBecker A0 is the analog input. Use a D pin like NodeMCU.D3, but do not expect to much, because pwm is poor on ESP8266 - check #914 Make sure you not blow it by draining to much current from a Pin, max is 12 mA. Posted at 2017-08-15 by Hansi Thanks, it helps) now need some time to pick some normal melody) Posted at 2017-11-15 by user83259 [SPAM] Posted at 2017-11-15 by DrAzzy What does that have to do with Espruino? That looks like arduino C. Posted at 2017-11-16 by @gfwilliams deleted - looks like spam to me (in the code comments)... |
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Posted at 2017-08-13 by Hansi
Hello,
Does anyone have working examples with passive buzzer?
Because when I try this:
I have such message:
I've also tried digital pins, but no sound in result(and no error).
Could anyone show working example? (https://www.espruino.com/Making+Music doesn't work for me)
Thanks
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