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vincen
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by vincen » 06 Sep 2017, 14:06
Hi
I just got hands on a bunch of ESP-01 module and found this wiring on Internet:

Is it really needed to wire the two buttons or as like other modules esptool program takes care of it automatically ?
Thanks for clarification
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ManS-H
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by ManS-H » 06 Sep 2017, 15:10
One button is for flash the ESP-01, is that done already it isn't necessary.
The other one is for a hard reset, is sometimes handy. But remove the power do the same

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by vincen » 06 Sep 2017, 15:20
ManS-H wrote: ↑06 Sep 2017, 15:10
One button is for flash the ESP-01, is that done already it isn't necessary.
The other one is for a hard reset, is sometimes handy. But remove the power do the same
Thanks so looks like I only need to wire the Flash button to flash it

but first I have to figure out wiring as so far no luck ! I have used my same FTDI adapter I used to flash with success Sonoff products but no communication with ESP-01 (tried straight and crossed for RX/TX lines between adapter and ESP-01 but no luck

RED led on ESP-01 stays lit all the time as soon as power is applied !
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by ManS-H » 06 Sep 2017, 15:31
vincen wrote: ↑06 Sep 2017, 15:20
ManS-H wrote: ↑06 Sep 2017, 15:10
One button is for flash the ESP-01, is that done already it isn't necessary.
The other one is for a hard reset, is sometimes handy. But remove the power do the same
Thanks so looks like I only need to wire the Flash button to flash it

but first I have to figure out wiring as so far no luck ! I have used my same FTDI adapter I used to flash with success Sonoff products but no communication with ESP-01 (tried straight and crossed for RX/TX lines between adapter and ESP-01 but no luck

RED led on ESP-01 stays lit all the time as soon as power is applied !
Red light burns continuous, but imported question, do you have the black or blue version on the ESP-01?
For the black version you must use the 1024.bin file and for the blue the 512.bin file.
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by vincen » 06 Sep 2017, 15:58
ManS-H wrote: ↑06 Sep 2017, 15:31Red light burns continuous, but imported question, do you have the black or blue version on the ESP-01?
For the black version you must use the 1024.bin file and for the blue the 512.bin file.
Definitively black so I'm good for the 1024 bin, thanks for the info ! Needs now to wire it fully so I can communicate and flash it ! Needs some special speed on in auto with esptool it'll be fine ?
Thanks
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by ManS-H » 06 Sep 2017, 16:28
vincen wrote: ↑06 Sep 2017, 15:58
ManS-H wrote: ↑06 Sep 2017, 15:31Red light burns continuous, but imported question, do you have the black or blue version on the ESP-01?
For the black version you must use the 1024.bin file and for the blue the 512.bin file.
Definitively black so I'm good for the 1024 bin, thanks for the info ! Needs now to wire it fully so I can communicate and flash it ! Needs some special speed on in auto with esptool it'll be fine ?
Thanks
If you have several ESP's the easiest way is to made a small board with the two switches. You can then flash very fast instead of stunting with wires.
I used this "manual" as base for programming.
https://www.hackster.io/glowascii/esp82 ... jig-5afd03
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by randytsuch » 06 Sep 2017, 16:51
I added a "flash" switch to my serial adapter board so I can program ESP-01's.
I hold the switch down when I power up the boards to get into programming mode, works fine.
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