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4 old gadgets an ESP32 can rescue and make useful again
Dusty clockwork and wired doorbells become networked tools when tiny ESP32 modules add internet time and smart triggers.
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So, if the pin layouts on a tutorial don’t match the ones I’ve got on my ESP32, I’d look at what protocol the sensor uses, go ...
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