Resetting settings to standard. Adafruit Huzzah breakout esp

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Resetting settings to standard. Adafruit Huzzah breakout esp

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Hi guys,

I have the huzzah esp 8622 breakout board with some bin file up and running it works as a bridge
Or as an accespoint when i change the network to stationary it will merge into the selected network and will remove its own acces point.
i have a settings page where i can select a network when i connect to the network the huzzah wil merge into the network and i cannot change the settings unless i know its exact ip adres.

Now i would like in case when the network changes its password , i would like to just solder a push button on or something so the huzzah will go back to its standard settings and show its wifi accespoint again.

When i push the reset button , the huzzah will just reboot itself but the saved settings remain the same.

How can i do a hard reset so it will forget the settings and just become a visible acces point again?

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Re: Resetting settings to standard. Adafruit Huzzah breakout

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How does your code decide whether to boot as an access point or connect to some other access point now?

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Re: Resetting settings to standard. Adafruit Huzzah breakout

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Hi Mike ,

I solved it , it has been made to connect to GIO2 and GRND to reset.
Topic can be closed.

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Glad to hear you got it working. Happy hacking!

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