When connected successfully, the WiFi button and toggle button should turn blue.If that doesn't work, then go to your WiFi settings, and connect to the "ESPTest" network.You should notice the app will automatically connect to the esp8266, but if it doesn't you can tap on the button that has the WiFi symbol.
It's located in Arduino/Basics/Tinker_Controller_WiFi folder.Next upload the Tinker_Controller_WIFI.ino file to the esp8266.If you are on your Android phone, then you can download the demo.apk file here.Download Android Studio 3.2.0 or higher and then use it to build the project files into an.This new video below demonstrates and explains how it works: For direct connection, you will need to use a microcontroller with Bluetooth and have knowledge of writing custom Bluetooth Stacks. Note: This app is a bridge between your controller and the microcontroller the controller is not directly connected to the microcontroller. I have also made a Car controllered by this app. An open-source Game Controller-Bridge App that allows you to use an Xbox/Ps4/Joycon or any controller that works with your phone to control most micro-controllers such as Arduino/Esp8266/Raspberry Pi over WiFi.
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