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jfpoilpret
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iI have powered the espESP module with 3.3 volt3V of arduinoArduino itself. i

I too used to get the error always untill iuntil I changed my settings to "no line ending" at the bottom of the serial monitor. i

I had kept it to "NL & CR" from other answers that iI read in stackhere, and that was the reason for errors iI suppose. anywayAnyway changing it gave me the AT OK.

You should try that first.

i have powered the esp module with 3.3 volt of arduino itself. i too used to get the error always untill i changed my settings to "no line ending" at the bottom of the serial monitor. i had kept it to "NL & CR" from other answers that i read in stack, and that was the reason for errors i suppose. anyway changing it gave me the AT OK. try that

I have powered the ESP module with 3.3V of Arduino itself.

I too used to get the error always until I changed my settings to "no line ending" at the bottom of the serial monitor.

I had kept it to "NL & CR" from other answers that I read here, and that was the reason for errors I suppose. Anyway changing it gave me the AT OK.

You should try that first.

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Judson Antu
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i have powered the esp module with 3.3 volt of arduino itself. i too used to get the error always untill i changed my settings to "no line ending" at the bottom of the serial monitor. i had kept it to "NL & CR" from other answers that i read in stack, and that was the reason for errors i suppose. anyway changing it gave me the AT OK. try that