This project demonstrates how to use the ESP32-S3 microcontroller with the SIM800L GPRS module to send a POST request to a web server.
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Sends a POST request to a web server using the SIM800L GPRS module
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Reads the response from the web server and prints it to the serial monitor
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Uses a button to trigger the request
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Debounces the button input to prevent multiple requests
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ESP32-S3 microcontroller
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SIM800L GPRS module
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Button
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Jumper wires
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Arduino IDE
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ESP32-S3 board package
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SIM800L library
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Install the ESP32-S3 board package in the Arduino IDE.
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Download the SIM800L library and install it in the Arduino IDE.
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Connect the ESP32-S3 to the SIM800L module according to the following pinout:
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ESP32-S3 RX (GPIO 4) to SIM800L TX
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ESP32-S3 TX (GPIO 5) to SIM800L RX
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ESP32-S3 3.3V to SIM800L VCC
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ESP32-S3 GND to SIM800L GND
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Connect a button to the ESP32-S3 GPIO 0 pin.
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Upload the code to the ESP32-S3.
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Open the serial monitor in the Arduino IDE.
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Press the button to send a POST request to the web server.
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The response from the web server will be printed to the serial monitor.
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The web server URL and request parameters can be modified in the code.
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The SIM800L module requires a SIM card with a data plan.
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The code includes a debounce delay to prevent multiple requests from being sent when the button is pressed.
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The code also includes commands to test the IP address and signal quality of the SIM800L module.