How to use the wifi light sleep?

BearPeak
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How to use the wifi light sleep?

Postby BearPeak » Thu Jul 27, 2017 8:46 am

My project use idf is ESP8266_RTOS_SDK,but i don't know how to use the wifi light sleep .
It will get in light sleep auto when run the idle task or not ?
If the chip can get in sight sleep ,what is the current of the esp8266?

pratik

Re: How to use the wifi light sleep?

Postby pratik » Mon Jul 31, 2017 2:17 pm

Try this document:
http://www.espressif.com/sites/default/ ... ons_en.pdf

It will clarify on which sleep mode is best for your project.

gladysjenkins2019

Re: How to use the wifi light sleep?

Postby gladysjenkins2019 » Mon Jan 14, 2019 4:45 pm

So do I need to add code lines in my setup to make sure the ESP is in client mode and light sleeping is enabled?

StanJ

Re: How to use the wifi light sleep?

Postby StanJ » Sat Feb 08, 2020 10:28 pm

gladysjenkins2019 wrote:So do I need to add code lines in my setup to make sure the ESP is in client mode and light sleeping is enabled?


Gladys, yes, Automatic Light Sleep is not enabled by default, only Automatic Modem Sleep, so you need to add the wifi_set_sleep_type(LIGHT_SLEEP_T) SDK call to enable Light Sleep. I see power drop to ~ 4mA during Light Sleep between beacons. It will go lower than 4mA, but you have to disable all timers (which loses the WiFi connection).

Depending on the DTIM listen interval Light Sleep runs at, you may miss packets in Station mode. If you can't afford to lose data, then you will want to use the default Modem Sleep instead (~15mA between TIM beacons, but no lost data). You don't have to do anything in your code to get Modem Sleep, it's running soon after you establish a connection. If you have frequent 'idle' calls in your program you'll see the power drop. For the Arduino IDE, 'idle' = delay(). Without 'idle', the modem never sleeps and substrate current is ~70mA.

AndreasSmith

Re: How to use the wifi light sleep?

Postby AndreasSmith » Sat Mar 28, 2020 8:53 pm

gladysjenkins2019 wrote:So do I need to add code lines in my setup to make sure the ESP is in client mode and light sleeping is enabled
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This PDF will clear you all questions regarding the Wifi Light sleep...
https://www.espressif.com/sites/default ... ons_en.pdf

hazelmark760
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Re: How to use the wifi light sleep?

Postby hazelmark760 » Thu Jul 09, 2020 1:28 pm

Project completed or not?

peterleonard
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Re: How to use the wifi light sleep?

Postby peterleonard » Thu Dec 10, 2020 9:49 am

You need to make sure the ESP in client mode and enable the light sleeping.

talleychan
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Re: How to use the wifi light sleep?

Postby talleychan » Sat Jun 12, 2021 12:46 pm

Make that the ESP is in client mode and that light sleeping is enabled.

ab_d
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Re: How to use the wifi light sleep?

Postby ab_d » Mon Jul 19, 2021 3:40 pm

Hey everyone,
Ive been trying to use Light Sleep mode for my project for which im using ESP8266 with RTOS SDK. Ive tried the API's given for sleep mode functions as recommended in esp8266 RTOS SDK Programming Guide's API Reference, from esp_sleep.h file, but couldn't find the declaration of those functions in its respective .c file. Also, I did notice a file named "esp_fsleep.c", which contains all the functions that I need for sleep mode to work, but all of those functions are defined as "ESP_LOGE(TAG, "We have removed this api, please do not call");"

So anyone who has faced this issue, please help me with this or let me know if ive missed something that's needed to be done to make it work! Any small working example would be a great help too!

best,
ab_d

Her Mary
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