Now could you aybe add the setting for the wESP32 in the code so there will also be a .bin which has directly the correct settings inside for other users that maybe also like the wESP32? despte its higher price its pretty well made thing with proper PoE power identification and galvnic isolation etc.

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Yep. Just spotted it also..


The new lan8720 i put on has quite different look then old one. It is more round off whereas the old was very edgy, alot like these bga memory chips. Wasnt easy to get it on with a paint removal gun

217 : Info : Connect to: 217 : Info : Ethernet 218 : Info : Eth Wifi mode: Ethernet ETH: PHY Typee: LAN8710 PHYAddr: 0 Eth Clock mode: External crystal oscillator MDC Pin: 16 MIO Pin: 17 Power Pin: -1 222 : Info : ETH Started 4223 : Info : ETH Connected 4224 : Info : firstLoopConnectionsEstablished...

How can i attempt to resolve that?

back to the wESP32.. I soldered a fresh LAN8720 onto the unit and with the ESPEASY binary flashed onto it which I had compiled with the correct gpio settings for the wESP32 I was still unable to get connected over the ethernet port. it does find the MAC of the LAN8720 but it keeps saying ethernet co...

If you are trying to use bare LAN8720 modules, a little DIY will be needed on the board, as GPIO-0 has special meaning for ESP32.. I've used LAN8720 with WROVER modules which a little different than WROOM, as WROVER GPIO16/GPIO17 is occupied by onboard PSRAM, but not impossible to do: https://trans...

What I did now if trace to where the 'DEFAULT_ETH_xx points to and made that correct. So i now compiled a ESP_Easy_mega_20210124_normal_ESP32_4M316k_ETH-factory.bin and I loaded it and the settings as far a clock, MDC MIO and power pin are correct directly after flashing the firmware. gpio.png 1651 ...

not easy for me to understand the code but here I found a check for the RMII gpio pins. Although if I understand correctly here it gives just a warning but doesnt really configure the pin either as input or output. If I compare the pins against the wESP manual I find the same pins apart from GPIO 17...

In the meantime I have managed to get PlatformIO running in VSC and I could compile a bin with the correct default settings for the GPIO 0, 16 and 17 for the wESP32. Now is there a way in PlatformIO I can findout or make sure any of the other pins required for the LAN8710/20 arent wrongly configured...

What specific board is it? (link) Do you know if there is some demo code available to verify the settings? its a wESP32 --> https://wesp32.com/ it comes shipped with microPhyton 3.1.12 on it and you can plug lan cable, gets an IP and works. I contacted the designer of the board and he kind of suspe...

Ok, I will use the wESP32 with wifi for now and order a replacement one. I will wait before using it till someone more experienced in the matter can confirm an out of the box 'ETH' binary file doesnt damage the board and has working ethernet port after setting the GPIO settings correct in the hardwa...

Ok it seems the config was already correct then from configuring it through the web interface. I just flashed back the original wESP32 MicroPhyton and also cannot get an IP through the Ethernet.. I tested the same when the unit came and then it worked perfectly. Could it be that the initial GPIO set...

In the web interface I can only choose for PHY type LAN8710, dont know if that is the problem or not. When I attempt to change it per serial to LAN8720 I suppose I do:
the response is then:

Where can I enter for exmaple the ETH_TYPE setting? In the config.dat there are not really settings I think. or does this need to be done while compiling a bin?

Hello, I have a wESP32 with the 27122020 release. when I send a comaand to the PCA the outputs seem to work fine, but the 'state' that is returned alway remains 0. I am using the stock 0x40 adress and mode 0xE (14) (non inverted that seems to be the PCA sources for optocouplers) when I do for exampl...

I tried also a version older firmware: ESP_Easy_mega_20201227_normal_ESP32_4M316k_ETH-factory.bin No luck. keep getting these messages in the terminal. GPIO pins are correct according to the wESP32 manual. 116288 : Info : ETH Connected 118223 : Error : ETH Disconnected 120275 : Info : ETH Connected

Why not use the "eth" ones from the last nightly build? https://github.com/letscontrolit/ESPEasy/releases/download/mega-20210114/ESPEasy_ESP32_mega-20210114.zip The one I used came out of that archive. It was this one to be exact: ESP_Easy_mega_20210114_custom_ESP32_4M316k_ETH-factory.bin

Any chance you could attach the espressif32 platformIO .bin file here I could test before spend 2 days trying to build it myself and having a 99% change that if it not runs it will be an user error?

No. As I assumed he has the Olimex board and I have the Wesp32.. here is what the wesp manual says: Ethernet PHY type is Microchip LAN8720 • PHY interface is RMII • PHY address is 0 • Clock mode is GPIO0 external input • PHY power/reset pin is disabled (set to -1) • SMI MDC pin is 16, SMI MDIO pin i...

I didnt build it. I downloaded the latest ESP release from github (ESPEasy_ESP32_mega-20210114.zip) and flashed the ESP_Easy_mega_20210114_custom_ESP32_4M316k_ETH-factory.bin using the ESP.Easy.Flasher.exe flashing tool. This didnt directly work so then I flashed it again using the flash_download_to...

I tried the above named firmware but then of the newest release on github. It does work on the Wesp32 but the wired LAN communication is not working. I set the GPIO 16 and 17 as described in the wesp32 manual. With the original firmware on that came shipped on the wesp32 the wire ethernet worked fin...

The leds are designed to stay on 100% duty yes. the amount of leds and series resistors onboard balance each color at 70 mA. I am unsure what the led type is but I measured this with the factory fitted controller at full brightness per color and all 3 they were 69.x mA. withe gave around 210 mA. wit...

Hi, Ive bought a few 50W RGB floodlights from Aliexpress. They were advertised for 100W but yes, for 20 euro even 50w is nice. Opened them up. They are a pretty cool design. There is no switched power supply like 99.9% of all other leds. Instead it uses just a rectifier and enough leds in series. So...

Hi, Im pretty fresh to these iot stuff but I admire it. I have a domoticz setup running but would now like to expand it in areas without wifi or zwave coverage, like a gate and in basement and in my garden to control rgbw led fllood lights. The PoE makes it also very versatile for my needs. Is there...