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Thank You!, At an earlier stage of this project, I use a PIR sensor for motion detection at that time next led turn on before stepping towards the dark stair, but after some days the PIR sensors causing lots of false detection problems then I decide to change the sensors to the ultrasonic sensor.but at that time I was not sure about the accuracy of multiple ultrasonic sensors for testing I decided to set the light in the above configuration, testing is the only reason I have to do so otherwise your idea is better.
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- hackplague commented on hackplague's instructable How to Backup Original Firmware of Esp8266EX or Esp-01
I upload it to another esp8266.
View Instructable »Yes, you can upload to another esp8266.but i am not sure about mac address.
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Code is in the end.
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When I used with my project it works perfectly project is very stable.
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Already attached.. At the end
I have already attached the arduino code in this instructable only
https://content.instructables.com/ORIG/FBB/VMMB/K20HRTL8/FBBVMMBK20HRTL8.ino
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We can simply take screenshot by (Windows key + printscreen button) this screenshot will save in separate folder. So why we have to do all this thing.. 🤔
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your project causes lots of false detection
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Thanks for corrections
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Thank you for your great advice.I had used PIR sensors without a lens, but I face sensitivity issues.The sensitivity of PIR sensors is directly proportional to atmospheric temperature.during winter sensitivity of the PIR sensor decreases and during summer sensitivity increases.so when I use PIR sensors with my stair light project, during cold winter days my light does not trigger, and during summer false trigger.
Thank you!According to my experience, piezo sensors are very sensitive to vibration a loud sound can easily trigger those sensors, to use them you have to filter out external noise from them. I don't know how you will separate out human foot vibration from external vibration those sensors can detect vibration from any external source.if are planning to place the piezo sensor in each stair you will be bounded to a particular area, it is just like placing an on-off switch in each stair.I don't think it is practically possible without a complex circuit , if you have created this project please share us.