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No hay artículos en el carroNelson C.
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de enero de 2025
No funciono al principio y buscando la falla después de unos días, conseguí un cortocircuito entre dos pines. Luego todo bien
Zhynem
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de octubre de 2023
It took a while to figure out how to get it connected and work with it, I'll provide the details on what I did in case anyone ever stumbles here looking for guidance.(ps. I only got this working on Windows, my Macbook wouldn't connect at all and I suspect the drivers don't work with either Apple Silicon or with Sonoma)1. Install Arduino IDE 22. Set up ESP32 as an additional board manager in Arduino IDE 2 settings then installed the set of ESP32 by espressif via the board manager3. Downloaded the Silicon Labs 'CP210x Universal Windows Driver' and extracted the files to a folder4. Restart for good measure5. Plug in the board and power it on, open the Windows device manager and right click the CP210x device with triangle icon indicating no driver6. Tell Windows to install the driver and have it look in the folder created for the driver from step 37. Under the Ports section of device manager it should now no longer show the triangle, and instead have the COM port that's been assigned to it (mine was COM5)8. In the Arduino 2 IDE tell it to use the COM port that was listed, and the board type is just 'ESP32 Dev Module'9. In the serial monitor set the baud rate to 115200After all that I was able to load the provided ESP32 ChipID example and build / flash all my ESP32-WROOM-32E chips and see that they all work.So overall it was a few hoops to jump through to try and figure out how to get it working, but now that I know it should be a nice thing to develop on, and once I get my code down quickly flash multiple chips.
V87
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de diciembre de 2022
Pretty simple. Just plug in the bare ESP32-WROOM-32D/E module and go into Arduino IDE and start plugging away. Just set the board manager to ESP32 Dev Module and that's it. It did take me a moment to realize the ESP32-WROOM-32 module snaps in by pushing all the way down (I thought I was going to break it), but that is how it works. Good news, it doesn't use a Chinese CH340 serial to uart, but instead ops for a CP2104 and a dual 2N7002D dual MOSFET for programming. Overall, pretty good.
Deano
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 22 de noviembre de 2022
The built LED should should be P2 but apparently it's not. Otherwise it seems to work fine. I have an SPI and I2C devices and two buttons on a thermostat and no problems.
John H
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de noviembre de 2022
There are a bunch of esp32 modules available, and they don't all come with devkits. Just order some modules from digikey and pop them in here and you're good to go with any module. 16MB ram? no problem Need PSRAM? no problem. These are great. The pins are surprisingly sturdy, and mine came with a little plastic carrying case which is ideal for travel.Love these.
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