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Stranger Things Lights

Source code and assembly documents for my Stranger Things light displays

Connecting to the lights

When the micro controller device is connected to a power supply via a usb cable (the kit does not have to be assembled to connect to the chip), The ESP8266 will start a new WiFi connection called "StrangerThings". You should be able to find this network from your phone/laptop and connect to it using the password:'password'.

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Once the connection has been established, your phone should automatically load a browser which points to the right URL for the device but if it does not you can open a browser window and point towards http://stranger.local/

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If you are still not able to load the page by typing the URL into the browser, it is possible to reach the right page by typing in the IP address http://192.168.4.1/

Changing the SSID and Password

It is recommended to change the password for the WiFi network as soon as possible, there is a separate admin page that allows you to do this. If you navigate the browser to "http://beest.local/admin" you will be presented with this page

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This page allows you to change the password without entering the previous password because you already have to be connected to the WiFi using the existing password.

Connecting to the device without a password

If you forget the password it is still possible to connect to the device and update the SSID and password. When you turn the device on, the led will illuminate after 2 seconds and remain on for 1 second.

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If you press the reset button during this window the device will start a new wifi network called "APConfig". This network has no password so anybody can connect to it, the next time the device is turned on it will return to normal, passworded, operation.

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