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--- en:iot-open:practical:hardware:sut:esp32:iot_2 [2024/04/20 08:19] – pczekalski
+++ en:iot-open:practical:hardware:sut:esp32:iot_2 [2024/04/21 11:39] (current) – pczekalski
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 ==== Task to be implemented ====
-Connect to the "internal IoT" WiFI access point. Present the obtained IP address on the selected display. Handle critical situations such as no access and present an appropriate message on the screen (e.g. error message). The steps below present only the reading part, not a display. Handling a display is presented in the EMBx scenarios, as listed above.
+Connect to the "internal IoT" WiFI access point. Present the obtained IP address on the selected display. Handle critical situations such as no access and present an appropriate message on the screen (e.g., an error message). The steps below present only the reading part, not a display. Handling a display is presented in the EMBx scenarios, as listed above.
 ==== Start ====
-Check if you can see a full display (of your choice) in your video stream clearly. Book a device and create a dummy Arduino file with ''void setup()...'' and ''void loop()...''.
+Check if you can clearly see a full display (of your choice) in your video stream. Book a device and create a dummy Arduino file with ''void setup()...'' and ''void loop()...''.
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    localIP = WiFi.localIP();
 </code>
-The ''IPAddress'' class contains the ''toString()'' method that formats the IP and returns in standard, dot-separated, four-octet text format.
+The ''IPAddress'' class contains the ''toString()'' method which formats the IP and returns in standard, dot-separated, four-octet text format.
 === Step 5 ===
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 ===== FAQ =====
-**I set a hostname, but it does appear on the router level.**: There are many possible reasons; one is an active registration in the router (AP) that keeps an old IP address, so you need to wait until it expires; other reason is you have changed the hostname when you were connected to the AP.\\
+**I set a hostname, but it does appear on the router level.**: There are many possible reasons; one is an active registration in the router (AP) that keeps an old IP address, so you need to wait until it expires; another reason is you have changed the hostname when you were connected to the AP.\\
-**Can I use a manually configured IP?**: Actually, you can, but we strongly discourage it. This is because you may accidentally overlap this IP address with some other device, router, or other infrastructure, blocking its operation.
+**Can I use a manually configured IP?**: Actually, you can, but we strongly discourage it. You may accidentally overlap this IP address with some other device, router, or infrastructure, blocking its operation.
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