v0.11

Schematic ESP8266Tiny checked out.
Updated ESP8266UDP_CommCheck project to work with ESP8266Tiny schematic

Author: Paulware

ESP8266UDP_CommCheck/ESP8266UDP_CommCheck.ino

@@ -165,6 +165,25 @@ void PSTRStrings1::show ( int startValue, int stopValue )
   }
 }
 
+void PSTRStrings1::showStrings () 
+{ 
+  int startValue = 0;
+  int stopValue = numStrings;
+  if (startValue < 0)
+    startValue = 0;
+  if (stopValue >= numStrings)
+    stopValue = numStrings;
+  
+  for (int i=startValue; i<stopValue; i++)
+  {
+    Serial.print ( i );
+    debugUtils.printPSTR ( PSTR ( ")" ) );
+    printString(i);
+    debugUtils.printPSTR ( PSTR ( "\n" ) );
+  }
+}
+
+
 void PSTRStrings1::showAll ( )
 {
   show (0, numStrings );

ESP8266UDP_CommCheck/PSTRStrings1.cpp

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@ class PSTRStrings1
     int stringLen( int which);
     int intersect ( PSTRStrings1 * targetList, int index );  
     bool checkMatch (int which);
-	
+    void showStrings (); 	
     int numStrings;
 
   private:  

ESP8266UDP_CommCheck/PSTRStrings1.h

@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+10/19/2014
+   Created
+   Not sure whether the LM 3.3V voltage regulator can provide enough for the ESP8266
+   Added a 3.3V Pinout so that an external 3.3V Power source can be provided.
+   Will order after testing out the ESP8266 Rx/Tx lines are connected to Arduino
+     Rx/Tx so ESP8266 module should be removed will programming.     
+   Could be a useful module for an I2C component.
+   
+10/21/2014
+   Confirmed LM 3.3V regulator does indeed provide enough power for this device.
+   Transistors were added so that the 5V arduino can communicate with the 3.3V device
+   The ESP8266 will need the RX/TX lines, so an I2C component may be necessary
+   Go ahead an order the pcb
+   
+10/22/2014
+   PCB ordered from iteadstudio
+   
+10/23/2014
+   Transistor to amplify power to infra-red led with supporting resistors should be
+   placed on the main board.  Board ready.  Wait until first board is returned for 
+   evaluation before ordering another.
+   
+11/10/2014
+   D0 was driving ESPTX.  (backwards).   Reordering
+   
+11/18/2014
+   AT+CIOBAUD=19200 sets the baud rate to 19200.  This will allow me to communicate with the 
+   ESP8266 using soft serial.  Normal Arduino Serial can be used for debugging (better).
+   Reordered pcb.  D11 and D12 are now connected to ESP8266
+ 
+12/12/2014
+   Redid the .zip file, but this was unnecessary as the last change has not arrived for evaluation yet. 
+   
+12/31/2014
+   Last change arrived (some problem in transportation).
+   pcb checks out ok.  Some standoffs would be nice.
+