I build this today

Schematics included.

My ESP8266-WiFi in a SIO-plug project.
Parts needed: ESP8266, 3.3v reg, 10uF, 2x0.1uF, dual LED, 2x100 and 1.5k resistors, 74LS04, diode, SIO-plug

Does it fit... uhhhh... yes
Does it work... yes
Does it look awesome... Oh hell, yes
Do I want to make more... No

Enjoy

omg! Awesome!

How does it work and what can I do with it?

Well done, good work !

atarixle hat geschrieben:How does it work and what can I do with it?

@skringel: Ahh first I thought, it´s another SIO2BT version with a programmable ESP8266 modul,
but now I see, it´s WIFI enabled

Gtx.,
andY

andymanone hat geschrieben:Well done, good work !

atarixle hat geschrieben:How does it work and what can I do with it?

It´s another SIO2BT version with a programmable ESP8266 modul.

Gtx.,
andY

Äh, nope?

WiFi, not SIO2BT. More over here: http://atariage.com/forums/topic/262518 ... 266/page-1

I mean like can I use it as a wireless SIO2PC? Or does it work as modem so I can do FujiChat/Ice-T/BBS wirelessly?

Its a WiFi modem, using AT-command.
Interface is R-verter compatible.

Connect to your own WiFi-router and go on the internet.
BBS or Plato, what ever you like.
Plato is great!
("tcp","Irata.online",8005)

Wireless modem-connection, it's really cool and nerdy...
I will show it tomorrow in Maarssen NL on ATARI-INVASION.
10 AM – 4 PM, 16-feb-2019
Het Trefpunt
Kerkweg 21, Maarssen

The ESP is cheap, only 2 euro and relative easy to use.
Any R-verter supporting software will do fine.
My LiteDOS also has a ESP8266 driver with built-in terminal for easy setup/access to the internet.
But the driver will work just as fine on other DOS types, loaded as Autorun.sys

Grtz,
Sijmen.

[edit]
Perhaps a 2937 will work better then a 2950, it has more power 500mA instead of 100mA.
I ordered one, have to wait to arrive before I can test.