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Yes... You surely can use the ESP8266 itself ... But i was having some technical issues with my serial to uart converter.... My PC is not recognizing it ...even after manually installing the driver.... As soon this problem is resloved... I will put an update for the above project
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Thank you for sharing the links.
Yes, you surely can.
Arduino Mega (the one I used here) has multiple serial ports whereas the Arduino Uno has only a single serial port. Hence, you need to use a software serial for it.You should uncomment these lines:#include <SoftwareSerial.h>SoftwareSerial EspSerial(2, 3); // RX, TXAnd comment the line:#define EspSerial Serial1And Sorry for the really LATE reply! Probably you have no use with this reply, but still thought I should reply anyways...