No connection ESP01 and Relay
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Re: No connection ESP01 and Relay
So I need to get some.esp01s WiFi boards to use my relays?
Re: No connection ESP01 and Relay
If you have a multimeter or voltmeter at hand try to check out the voltage on the four "middle" pins, GPIO 0 & 2, CH-PD (enable) and reset when the ESP-01 is plugged into the board.
I suspice the voltage on some pins is too low to boot up correctly due to the missing resistors.
The easiest way to get it working is getting ESP-01s, yes.
If you can check which pins have too low voltage it should be possible to use some 10KOhm resistors and pull the voltage up.
Regards
Shardan
I suspice the voltage on some pins is too low to boot up correctly due to the missing resistors.
The easiest way to get it working is getting ESP-01s, yes.
If you can check which pins have too low voltage it should be possible to use some 10KOhm resistors and pull the voltage up.
Regards
Shardan
Regards
Shardan
Shardan
Re: No connection ESP01 and Relay
I'll test it tomorrow. I might just grab some esp01s units. However most sellers.are not in the UK.
Re: No connection ESP01 and Relay
Sadly they are not in Germany either..... and those which are sold here are not really affordable.
Regards
Shardan
Shardan
Re: No connection ESP01 and Relay
Will get an esp01s WiFi module from the UK. If it works I'll bulk buy for the project. Can't thank you enough for the help. I'll test the voltage tomorrow
Re: No connection ESP01 and Relay
Hey
So I've replaced the esp01 for esp01s and it works flawlessly. Thanks for your help. Just need to find a use for the old units now.
So I've replaced the esp01 for esp01s and it works flawlessly. Thanks for your help. Just need to find a use for the old units now.
Re: No connection ESP01 and Relay
i have connected VCC to CH_PD and put a 10K ohm resistor on VCC and GPO0 on the esp01.
The board seems to start up now and GPO0 can operate the onboard relais.
So don't throw away your old esp's yet.
The board seems to start up now and GPO0 can operate the onboard relais.
So don't throw away your old esp's yet.
Re: No connection ESP01 and Relay
BTW the shematic of this relay baby is there:
https://github.com/IOT-MCU/ESP-01S-Rela ... ematic.pdf
as well as some others documents (look like the manufacturer repo)
HTH
https://github.com/IOT-MCU/ESP-01S-Rela ... ematic.pdf
as well as some others documents (look like the manufacturer repo)
HTH
Soif
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Re: No connection ESP01 and Relay
Hi there, everything is about which relay module you have. ESP-01 relay V1.0 there you have to do to changes first wire connect VCC pin and CH_PD pin picture1 step two is take out R2 picture 2.
ESP-01 relay V4.0 only first step connect VCC and CH_PD.
ESP-01 relay V4.0 only first step connect VCC and CH_PD.
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Re: No connection ESP01 and Relay
Only just seen this thread.
I spent a couple days (a month or so ago) trying to sort out why the ESP-01 didn't work after I used the programmer, shown above, to flash it.
Discovered like a few people that a pull-up is missing on SOME of the ESP-01 boards.
I had a mixture of boards, so some worked and some didn't - which just added to my confusion.
The miniature 'programmer' does have pull-ups so when the ESP-01 is mounted on the programmer it will work correctly.
Solution is a 10K pull-up resistor from the CHPD pin to +3v3 if you want to operate the ESP-01 in standalone mode.
Cheers from David.
I spent a couple days (a month or so ago) trying to sort out why the ESP-01 didn't work after I used the programmer, shown above, to flash it.
Discovered like a few people that a pull-up is missing on SOME of the ESP-01 boards.
I had a mixture of boards, so some worked and some didn't - which just added to my confusion.
The miniature 'programmer' does have pull-ups so when the ESP-01 is mounted on the programmer it will work correctly.
Solution is a 10K pull-up resistor from the CHPD pin to +3v3 if you want to operate the ESP-01 in standalone mode.
Cheers from David.
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