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To ease development with my FTDI FT232R interface I found that the following connections are useful:
ESP32 Pin
Serial Pin
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EN
RTS
EN = CHIP_PU (I think). Not broken out, but reachable through the soldered connection of the board button which points inward. Can be used to temporarily attach/solder a cable.
GPIO0
DTR
Labelled pin on the board
This can be done instead of shorting GPIO0 and GND and hitting reset. The tools automatically trigger a reboot and flashing mode that way. This should also work with CP2102 boards which have DTR and RTS available.
To ease development with my FTDI FT232R interface I found that the following connections are useful:
EN
=CHIP_PU
(I think). Not broken out, but reachable through the soldered connection of the board button which points inward. Can be used to temporarily attach/solder a cable.This can be done instead of shorting
GPIO0
andGND
and hitting reset. The tools automatically trigger a reboot and flashing mode that way. This should also work with CP2102 boards which haveDTR
andRTS
available.Additional information regarding the connection: https://github.com/espressif/esptool/wiki/ESP32-Boot-Mode-Selection#automatic-bootloader The
CHIP_PU
connection was deduced from the schematic.Might be helpful to add that information?
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