Re: DIY PCB ESP-07 or -12 breadboard adapter.
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Wed Mar 04, 2015 4:18 pmby EadF
Just during the bootup process:
https://github.com/esp8266/esp8266-wiki ... boot-modes (MTDO=GPIO15)
After that they don't need to be pulled. Tricky bit is to know when the esp is rebooting, so a permenent resistor is usually the easiest solution.
GPIO0 can be left floating and it will boot in "Boot from SPI Flash" mode in 99% of the time, but GPIO15 really needs a pull (in my experience)
Re: DIY PCB ESP-07 or -12 breadboard adapter.
Posted:
Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:32 amby zhivko
Hi guys what have you found then? Is this diode OK to be there or not?
Re: DIY PCB ESP-07 or -12 breadboard adapter.
Posted:
Thu Mar 05, 2015 9:33 amby zhivko
EadF wrote:Just during the bootup process: https://github.com/esp8266/esp8266-wiki ... boot-modes (MTDO=GPIO15)
After that they don't need to be pulled. Tricky bit is to know when the esp is rebooting, so a permenent resistor is usually the easiest solution.
GPIO0 can be left floating and it will boot in "Boot from SPI Flash" mode in 99% of the time, but GPIO15 really needs a pull (in my experience)
Permanent resistor to which pin? Is the schematics posted above OK or not?
Re: DIY PCB ESP-07 or -12 breadboard adapter.
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Thu Mar 05, 2015 10:20 amby mano1979
I am making adjustments to the pcb according to your comments. (Current design is probably not working)
The diode to gnd is reverse polarity protection.
if the power is connected the other way around, the diode will keep the current from flowing and destroy the module.
Updated board design coming later today.