MAKERBASE MKS DLC32 $ESP Configurations AP STA Costycnc

 Persistent web settings - $name to show, $name=value to set

ESPname FullName Description ------- -------- ----------- $ESP100 Sta/SSID Station SSID $ESP101 Sta/Password Station Password $ESP102 Sta/IPMode Station IP Mode Sta/IP Station Static IP Sta/Gateway Station Static Gateway Sta/Netmask Station Static Mask ESP105 AP/SSID AP SSID ESP106 AP/Password AP Password ESP107 AP/IP AP Static IP ESP108 AP/Channel AP Channel ESP112 System/Hostname Hostname ESP120 Http/Enable HTTP Enable ESP121 Http/Port HTTP Port ESP130 Telnet/Enable Telnet Enable ESP131 Telnet/Port Telnet Port ESP110 Radio/Mode Radio mode Other web commands: $name to show, $name=value to set ESPname FullName Values ------- -------- ------ ESP WebUI/Help ESP0 WebUI/Help ESP103 Sta/Setup IP=ipaddress MSK=netmask GW=gateway ESP111 System/IP ESP115 Radio/State STA|AP|BT|OFF ESP200 SD/Status ESP210 SD/List ESP215 SD/Delete file_or_directory_path ESP801 SD/Frame path ESP220 SD/Run path ESP221 SD/Show path ESP400 WebUI/List ESP401 WebUI/Set P=position T=type V=value ESP410 WiFi/ListAPs ESP420 System/Stats ESP444 System/Control RESTART LocalFS/ListJSON path LocalFS/List path ESP700 LocalFS/Run path ESP701 LocalFS/Show path ESP710 LocalFS/Format FORMAT ESP720 LocalFS/Size ESP800 Firmware/Info ok

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