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Another would come this new election, unless you're going to start with our first example.

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and we will use the IP address to access our SPF 30 tool.

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Then we will see how we can add the LTA to our code so that we can easily update the software on the

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goal without connecting wires wirelessly or over the air.

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Now, the first thing is, including the libraries, so let's include our first and most important library,

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which is that a thing elegant or a library?

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Now the second library will be the acing ECB, the one that we installed manually.

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So like a sink.

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ECB the.

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Now the async.

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DCB is the library that we installed manually.

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And as you can see, it is here.

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So if you click here, it will be added.

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But we just thought it.

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So you need this.

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I'm just showing you that it is installed.

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Now we also need to include the ESB Async.

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Web server.

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Library, which is the first library that we manually installed, and you can also see it here.

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She ran down SB Async Web Server Library, and you can also click here.

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It will add all of these, but we don't need all of them.

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We just need ISP.

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A single observer, which is this one.

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Now, once you are done, you'll also need the Wi-Fi lobby because we need to enable Wi-Fi in our sport.

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So simply right, why I looked.

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Edge, this is the head up file of the library.

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Now these are the four libraries that we would need.

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Let's also create the two main variables for our Wi-Fi connection on a certain character.

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So we create a pointer quality business idea, and in here you need to add your Wi-Fi network, this

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And we also need to put another pointer for the password.

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And when I say pointer, this Arctic sign means that here we are defining a pointer, the failure of

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this point that has character and the name is a suicide.

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Our pointers explained in our C programming course.

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Now, after doing this, we need to start the observer.

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So we hit on async observer object on a specific port, and for this example, we will use Port 18,

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which is the default port.

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So async server.

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And here you thought, eight, you know, I usually like to verify my record before moving forward and

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save it so that your work won't be lost.

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So let's create a new folder for records.

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And let's call it simple fraud.

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Yes, 30 floor.

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Now, verifying the code will help, you know that errors, as they are now, we have fewer lines of

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And if you have an error, we can easily fix it.

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Now go to the tools here.

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We have a little because we have the wrong board selected Arduino Mega.

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And the one that we will use is do it.

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ESB first two, this veteran.

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So again, verifying.

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OK, now I'm compiling without any rules.

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Let's initialize the serial monitor for serial began.

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And one hundred fifteen thousand two hundred, which is the moderate for this Syrian.

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After that, we need to initialize the Wi-Fi, and the Wi-Fi code is pretty straightforward.

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We usually light it or copy it from anywhere.

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And who will use Wi-Fi?

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SCA.

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After that, we will begin the Wi-Fi connection with the given this is I.D. and password, so that's

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a solid password, then we will start the serial monitor by printing an empty string.

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Or you can say fi.

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Selection.

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Felt.

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Then we will ride the famous while loop that will keep printing darts.

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If you are not connecting to the I find it work.

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So here we have our why look.

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So if not connected, we need to wait for like 400 milliseconds, and then we will then see a real front.

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And in here, we tried that, not inside, though I know that well, make sure if Wi-Fi is connected,

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if a family is not connected to will keep planting dots and trying to connect now via Wi-Fi.

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Status, which is a function that will attend the state's far right party network and vote in the.

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And by the way, this is called R. C. Michael, so this is usually a no button in the life library.

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So see or easy to read.

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So if not connected, keep printing dots.

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Wait, you're printing dots and so on.

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Now, if it is connected, we need to print a few lines.

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So Syrian.

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The friends.

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We will start with an empty line and I will print few things.

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Connected.

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And then we will parenthesis it because it has the Wi-Fi network name.

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The plan without them being a new line because we need it to be printed on the same line.

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Now you can even give the IP address, which is something we want because this IP address will be used

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to access our ISP board.

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So we will write print.

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IP address.

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For life on, well, ESB, it's soothing.

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Then we will use the local IP function.

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Front line.

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Qualify.

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The local IP.

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Dysfunctional return the local IP for our yes, people.

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Now, after doing all of this, we all connected to the internet, which is the first step in our program.

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The step after this is to handle the clients requests, so we are going to write two or three lines

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of calls to send any text like, Hi, hello, this is Ashraf or this is education engineering team.

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And yes, P32 Board is online now.

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This text will be printed whenever you access the root IP address, and to do this, we can't simply

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send this line of code by its server.

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And when you say server will mean the server that we initiated here.

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So here we are calling the object watchers server on.

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Then you need to fantasies and the cynical.

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Now between the two parentheses, you have to add to that reputation, all the records then add a semicolon.

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Now we added backslash after the semicolon.

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We need to send the request, which is at CTP gets.

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Then add another semicolon through brackets and add to parentheses.

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Now between the two parentheses, we need to fight acing.

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A sink web.

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Server.

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But worse.

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Gastric bequest.

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So this is basically our point.

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Now also that we need to send the request itself went to clearly places.

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So I request.

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Then fight sends.

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After that, you need to add two practices and.

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The number, then the.

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Type of thing you want to display, it will be text land.

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And we need to add the semicolon.

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Then the things that you wanted to display is say hello.

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This is Ashraf nucleation on.

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Engineering.

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That's it.

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Now, let's do this on two lines.

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Scored.

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Now we have.

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OK, we can split it here.

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That's it.

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This will be our code.

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Now, this is the server that also that we added two quotations and backslash semicolon.

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That, of course, Typekit Stibbe get on the same column, two brackets and two parentheses in them.

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our library.

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Then we added to curly braces.

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We sent the request and the type of data that will be displayed is text, and this is the text that

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we will display on our web page.

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Now, once done, we have that request ready.

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The last step inside the setup is starting the elegant alternative.

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So make sure you are here, but acing.

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Elegance, LTA, don't begin.

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And we will pass the third floor.

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I just saw an armed server.

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This will pass that as far server memory tours that begin function of that async elegant or to which

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is the over the air update library, then we will save the server itself by server begin.

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And we will print on the CO2 monitor.

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Anything to indicate that a server started.

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Elegant.

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LTA initiated.

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We need another line.

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Here we need to like to be said about.

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As I've said.

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Subsys Solar.

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Now, once you're done, this is the end of our code.

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As you can see, we have our elegant server started.

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We have our web server started and we have the text to be displayed on the broad IP address and this

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code is ready to be shipped to our board or ESB 32 ball.

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Now let's verify the code again to see if we have any errors to fix them before uploading the code.

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Now, in the next lesson, you'll upload the code and we will test this practically and see how we can

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send our bin file.

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Now, as you can see, we have an error here.

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It's saying that it expected us to write a semicolon before the can embrace here.

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So let's see.

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OK.

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And that's right here we have missed our semicolon at the end of this request.

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So make sure that you have the closing parentheses, semicolon Galbraith's closing parentheses and other

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semicolon.

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Liquefy again, this structure is something you can't copy.

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You don't have to memorize.

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And we will provide the quote of you to check out, but we usually like our students to write their

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own codes so that they will learn along the way.

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As you can see done compiling now, what is left is uploading the code to our SB 32 ball.

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This will be done on the next lesson.

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So now let's do a quick overview of this code.

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First, we reported that I think TCB that will observe our library and the elegant Otere Library, which

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is the main library for our course.

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We also imported the life.I library because we need to enable Wi-Fi connection.

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We created two pointers aside beyond password for our Wi-Fi network name password.

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We started the or we create an object from the async web server while the server and the port will be

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waiting inside the Voice tab.

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We started the serial communication, which although I find more to be Wi-Fi SDK, we began the Wi-Fi

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connection with the Wi-Fi network name and password.

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Then we printed Wi-Fi connection attempt.

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We use the I loop to check if Wi-Fi is connected using the life-I status function and if it is not connected,

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it will keep printing dots and waiting for 400 milliseconds.

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Then, once connected, will print connected to a Wi-Fi network with the name printed.

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Our Wi-Fi network, then it will print the IP address for our ISP third toolbar.

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After that, we have sent our request, I get to request our observer to display this text.

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On the road with Page.

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Then we started the Otay.

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With this server address, and we started the server itself, then we printed these two lines elegant,

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initialized as 2TB server has started successfully.

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Now we can also print another line.

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Two axes.

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Okay.

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Update.

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I.

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And after that, we will use the local IP address.

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When he is on will attend.

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This sign.

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But the backslash sign.

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And the last step will be.

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Renting the word updates.

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So this will show the user what he needs to enter to access the OTA update page.

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Once done, simply click Verify again.

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And again, and the next lesson, I'll show you how to blow this cord to your sport and how you can

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easily update the cord using auto feature without any cables.

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Thanks for sharing this lesson.

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This is Usha from educational engineering team.