12-30-2022, 05:57 PM
(12-26-2022, 02:31 AM)admin Wrote: i have tested with your code, no problem. make sure you have set correct SDA and SCL pin in your pins_arduino.h
I changed the "nodemcu-32s pins_arduino file as you instructed but still getting the same errors.
Please note that in your directory structure it's "packages/esp32/hardware/esp32/1.0.6/variants/nodemcu-32s". This is different from mine which is "packages/esp32/hardware/esp32/"2.0.6/variants/nodemcu-32s". If that helps. I am running IDE version 2.0.3. I assume I don't need to hold the flash button down when loading the sketch? Any ideas of what I am still doing wrong?
Outside of this issue......
I will admit to being confused about the many chip numbers in Espressif's products. I see that the chip onboard the HC868-A6 iS A "ESP32-WROOM-32E" and you refer to it as a "Nodemcu-32S". I have many of your processors of different models and am not always sure which one to use in IDE or platformio. By way of example, I have many "esp-wroom-32" but can never find a board manager on IDE that lists that one so I use "esp32-wroom-da". Would that be correct? I have "esp32-wroom-32" chips, which is a 38pins processor and assume different pinouts, is there also referred to as a Nodemcu?
I have previously loaded Tasmota on the HC868-A6 with an I2C display and noticed that while the relays were working from the main display, there are 7 buttons displayed (1-7) not 6. Toggling position 1 causes the I2C display to shut down. The template I am using is the HC868-A6 template. I am still learning Tasmota and am not yet sure what is happening. I check the configuration menu and it's set for GPIO 4,15 SDA on 4 and SCL on 15 and the display does work. Not sure why it's 1-7 buttons instead of 1-6, the number of relays onboard. IS that normal?
Sorry for asking more questions, just trying to learn as much as possible
