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    Using ESP-IDF for C programming on WiPy

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    • robert-hhR Offline
      robert-hh @EngeenerAtendee
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      @EngeenerAtendee You have to connect GPIO0 (=P2) to GND and push reset, to set the ESP32 into firmware update mode. Then firmware upload should work.

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        EngeenerAtendee
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        @robert-hh
        In firmware update mode I have timeout problem.
        I've connected P02 to GND and pushed reset. LED stopped blinking. I've run "make flash" and this error occurred:

        /dev/cu.usbserial-AC0210YS failed to connect: Failed to connect to ESP32: Timed out waiting for packet header
        
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        • robert-hhR Offline
          robert-hh @EngeenerAtendee
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          @EngeenerAtendee Try to lower the baud rate with:

          make ESPBAUD=230400 flash

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            EngeenerAtendee @robert-hh
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            @robert-hh

            No difference. Timeout in firmware update mode and Invalid head of packets in normal mode.

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              robert-hh @EngeenerAtendee
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              @EngeenerAtendee If you connect P2 (which is GPIO0) to GND, open a terminal emulator (e.g. putty, .. ) with 115200 baud and push reset, you should see a message like:

              rst:0x1 (POWERON_RESET),boot:0x3 (DOWNLOAD_BOOT(UART0/UART1/SDIO_REI_REO_V2))
              waiting for download
              

              If not, the device is not in download mode or connected wrong.

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                EngeenerAtendee @robert-hh
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                @robert-hh
                You were right!
                I achieved success after changing UART converter GND to WiPy GND. Now it works. Thanks!

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                  robert-hh @EngeenerAtendee
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                  @EngeenerAtendee That#s good. However, if GND is connected between UART converted and WiPy, it should not matter on which side you connect P2 to GND.

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                      Mr Admin @robert-hh
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                      @robert-hh
                      I find (on LO1 module) that it requires both P2 and P8 to be at GND when RST happens to get the UART downloader to work.

                      And depending on the quality of your jumper connections (or rats nest...) it will work at up to 960000 (ish) baud, or only at 115200....

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                      • robert-hhR Offline
                        robert-hh @Mr Admin
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                        @Mr-Admin P8 (GPIO2) has an internal Pull-Down. So if you leave it floating, it will read as 0.

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                          AE print
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                          @robert-hh
                          I was not able to flash my program via esp32-idf terminal as well due to the same time-out error, or sometimes (There is not serial data received).
                          When I connect P2 to GND, I get this error: flash read error x1000, which I think indicates an error while trying to access the flash mem.

                          When the P2 is not connected to GND, I do not see (Download_boot(UART...)), but instead, I see (SPI_fast_flash).

                          Any held in this is very appreciated.

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                            AE print @Mr Admin
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                            @Mr-Admin
                            I did it, and it worked for me!
                            Thank you so much for pointing that out!

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