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1. Change your credentials in `wifisetup.h` and flash your esp32.
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1. Change your credentials in `wifisetup.h`.
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1. (Optional) Change the i2c pin numbers for a connected ssd1306 oled screen in `smartMeterReader-esp32.ino` and flash your esp32.
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2. Connect your esp32 to the smart meter. [See here how](https://github.com/matthijskooijman/arduino-dsmr#connecting-the-p1-port).<br>Take note that to connect to the esp32 the `DATA` signal has to be inverted and level shifted.
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3. If you added an ssd1306 oled screen, the ip address should be visible on the display.<br>If there is no oled you can check the ip address on the serial port in the Arduino IDE.
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3. If you added a ssd1306 oled screen, the ip address will be visible on the screen.<br>If there is no oled you can check the ip address on the serial port in the Arduino IDE.
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4. Browse to the ip address of your esp32 to see your current energy use.
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