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I have been able to program my ESP8266 and make it as an access point and now I want to connect it to a router so that I can communicate through that. There is a command AT+CWJAP which connects the esp to a router but I want to program it so that it automatically gets connected and I don't have to write this command on the serial monitor.

I have connected the ESP8266 with an Arduino UNO, so I will be programming it through that and not doing it directly.

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Make the Arduino send the commands. That is the whole purpose of the AT command set - to make it easy for a program to interface with the WiFi chip.

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I have already done that.But it is giving an error when i run this particular command.Everything else works perfectly.Is there any other way to do this? – Rohan sethi Jul 13 at 7:39
    
What is the error? What is your sketch? Have you considered getting rid of the Arduino and just programming the esp direct? – Majenko Jul 13 at 7:46

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