How to find your Microcontroller's IP address || NO SCREENS/EXTRA COMPONENTS NEEDED
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Want to know how to find your IP address on your Microcontroller like a Raspberry Pi Pico, ESP32, ESP8266 or other RP2040 board then look no further, this video will tell you.
We will introduce you to an amazing piece of code from our larger project, the MicroPython Webserver https://youtu.be/jBySRtc8wZE that you can use to reveal your IP address.
This code lets you discover your microcontroller’s IP address for devices like the RP2040, ESP32, ESP8266, Raspberry Pi Pico, and Arduino.
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ip address
I tried using the code but pico – w – go wont let me use any other modules than these: "import utime as time
import uasyncio as asyncio
from machine import Pin
import ujson as json"
please make another episode of hacking your dads pc it was very entertaining and i think im gonna start a hacking carreer as well now please me you password.
I am new to micro controllers. Should I understand that one just adds power to the board via its micro USB access point and the IP address count-out commences? Please confirm. Please confirm. Thanks in advance.
Nice video – thanks!!!
Great idea, and adding the buzzer too is also clever. Nice editing and pacing in the video!
arp is your friend
I bet it helped a lot of people. Great video as always! Keep at it!
Nice idea for a light weight way to communicate the IP address.
I like using Multicast Domain Name Service (mdns) to use a custom domain name like, “project-name.local”. There is an implementation in CircuitPython and it looks like also in MicroPython. There may be limitations about where this can work and resource tradeoffs, but I’ve had good experiences using it.
I’ve also used static IPs or reserved IPs (by MAC address) on the DHCP server to make finding my microcontrollers easier.
Well done .
A helpful piece of code ..