Thank you very much for this great tutorial. I just didn't learn how to connect the step motor to 8266, I learned much more from this simple video, special about esp8266 devices in general and how to connect them using the browser.
Thanks for the video, it’s working perfect on d1 mini, I have a question , how can I change the buttons to example to make 2000 steps and then stop? Thanks for help
you are welcome. I have written so many codes for this motor. it is hard to accommodate every scenario, but you can learn easily and change them to your need. I have more code where Wifi is not sued but you can used them for your purpose. please search my channel.
Sir, great program, works perfect. I have two steppers and i changed the program. the motors are running simultaneously but i want each motor run separately. Can you help me please. Greatings from Holland.
I have defined variables that are used to control each motor. Watch video multiple times so you know how it works. Then define separate variables for each motor so they are controlled independently. This code is free. But if you have a project and want to pay minimum of $100 contact me via Robojax.com contact page.
Hello Robojax, excellent work I congratulate you, just a question how to change the stepper motor from 8 steps values to 4 steps values, because I need all the torque thanks.
@@robojax Is the same motor robojax,just here you have in half step , (8steps), i need (4 steps ) the full power of the stepper,can you help me? thank's
Sir, thank u so much for sharing your immensely valuable knowledge....i have used your tutorial "Control speed of this motor using Potentiometer" and it was a success for my project.....please guide me with a video using ESP8266 node mcu and the BLYNK APP so i can control the speed and direction of the 28byj stepper motor to desired values
Hi Robojax, I'm following along but I don't see the IP address part when I reset the nodeMCU. When I reset, the serial monitor shows a string of characters and then "Robojax 28BYJ-48 Stepper Motor Control". I'm using an ESP8266 (set board to generic), changed the SSID/PSK, set serial monitor baud rate to 115200. Not sure what else I might be missing...
It works perfect with a Wemos D1 mini. I need it to spin at 1 RPM, I try to adjust the speed using Delay(15) on the line at the end of >void loop(void)< but it's not very accurate. I guess Delay doesn't allow decimals. Is there another way to make it more accurate using only software?
I have so many videos on this motor and I am sure you can find something that is useful to you. You may find them all here ru-vid.comsearch?query=28BYJ-48 and Here is how to find Specific RU-vid Video in a channel bit.ly/findRU-vidVideo
Hi, the possibility to do different moves is endless. So I have put like 8 different types of projects with multiple options in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TQ7R2bY-MWU.html so please watch, learn and implement it in any way you like. I am sure you will find this video useful
Hello, I uploaded the code and I can access the ESP via browser but when I press the button to rotate I can hear the motor like it is running but it doesn't move at all. Same for both directions. I tested the motor and the motor driver and they are working. Wiring is done as per your guidance. I am using ESP8266 NodeMCU V3 and also I am using external 5V power supply. What could be the cause for the motor not turning? Thank you in advance.
@@robojax Hello, I appreciate your reply. I made two mistakes... I didn't uncomment pin definitions (I'm using NodeMCU) and I gave 3.3V to the motor so it couldn't turn. All working now, thank you for this cool project!
Hello I am trying to learn how to use the nodemcu and I would like to know if there is any way to control the speed of the stepper motor as it was done in the video with the DC motor
I believe I made this video to show you that. Please watch without skipping. I have nothing extra in this video. Everything is about this motor and how to control it.
Hello, I have mentioned in the video. if you need schematic diagram, you can see it at my Arduino course at Udemy.com. The link to my Course is her bit.ly/rj-udemy
