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TD-er
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#2
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by TD-er » 29 Sep 2018, 23:48
The first one looks like it is an ESP01 stuck in a bigger board.
So have a look at the used flash chip to know how big it is. (probably 1 MB, but can also be less)
If it says PUYA, use the PUYA build.
It has a micro USB connector so I guess you may connect it to a PC and it will identify as a serial adapter.
Try to find what pin or button connects to GPIO 0 and ground that one to boot into flash mode.
The second one looks more useful.
An ESP12F has 4 MB flash.
I would try connecting the USB connector closest to the ESP module to see if it shows up as a serial port.
Also try to find out what connects to GPIO-0.
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Heiend
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#3
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by Heiend » 30 Sep 2018, 08:39
I know the second one and it's easy to flash it with the ESPFlash-Tool included in the download-Zip. Take the esp8266 4MB bin. But you have to connect the PC to the lower USB-port, the pc recognizes it as a USB to serial adapter. You don't have to press a button to flash the board. After flashing you can disconnect the lower board if you don't need it and use the usb port beside the esp chip for power supply.
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Dylantje
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by Dylantje » 30 Sep 2018, 20:52
The fist one did the job
Only the first stil grrr
I now how to flash.
and the flash looks great.
Onlu no esp-0 or something..
Also not after flash blank...
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