Hello, now the interface is stable. See settings in the photo. I can't say if it's the new version. Regardless, I'm really happy. I still have a small problem. The BME 860 is not present in this version. I know somehow you can adjust that via Atom, but of course I want to keep the current version. I...

Hello, now i have to ask something. Do I need to connect a cable to GPIO 0? If so, where does it have to go? Currently I have only supplied the board with voltage. I don't notice the 4 GPIO and the I2C interface at first. Maybe that's the problem. I thought the Ethernet interface was already fully c...

Hello, You are absolutely right about the cables. However, the WT32 ETH01 does not have a micro USB interface. In my case I made a small circuit board and built it into a plug-in power supply case. The contact is fully given by the conductor tracks. But I repeat my question. Is someone's Ethernet in...

Hello, That's a really interesting approach. According to the data sheet, the WT32 Eth01 should draw up to 500 mA. I installed a 5V 600mA mini power supply in my project. At first I thought I made a mistake on my circuit board. Then I exchanged the WT32 and it ran then. The supposedly broken one ran...

Hello, that's exactly what I assume too. I flash the WT32 Eth01 and set the GPIO for the Ethernet. Then I start and expect the interface to work. I don't have that point. Just like in the photo. At times, however, the interface is very unreliable and slow. Do I have a general misconception? Thanks v...

Hello, I have to revisit the subject. I got the basics of GPIO. Attached is an overview which I created from a lot of information. My problems with the Ethernet interface persist. I have the bin file (loaded as described above). I can now partially use the Ethernet interface. But she's really slow a...

Hello, Sorry, I probably thought too complicated. The data sheet of the WT32-Eth01 contains PINS that don't make any sense. Regardless, I admit I don't see through. I just take the imprint on the board and that's it. With the info from above, I then set the ports for I2C. Thank you for your patience...

Hello, thank you for your hint. That helps. I am now trying to create an overview. The question is which PIN of the ESP 32 circuit is routed to the circuit board. Under what name is it then written on the board. Then the cables have to be plugged in. You have to be careful which PIN you are talking ...

Hello, I really have a problem with the GPIO designations. I want to connect an I2C sensor. According to the surface, this is GPIO 4 (SDA) and GPIO 5 (SCL). According to the label, there is no GPIO 5 or IO5 on the board. This totally confuses me. There is IO35 or IO15. Using the IO35 as a GPIO was u...

Hello, the preferred usage was set to Ethernet. Nevertheless, he always used WiFi. But I can test that now. I meant the general GPIO. I need 4 pieces as "IN" and don't know which PIN that is on the board. On the surface I see many GPIO that I can define. e.g. GPIO 13 which PIN? Apparently ...

Hello, I would never have found that. Thanks very much. The interface is now running. But first I had to remove the data from the WLAN (IDs). Only then did the ESP use the Ethernet interface. Is that normal? Now I wanted to use the GPIO. I don't see any system in the name. Which GPIO is now which pi...

Hello,

Unfortunately, I am not familiar with the Github. Which file should I load. I've logged in. Which file is the right one for the WT32-Eth01? Thanks very much.

Hello, I'm using a WT32 Eth01 (1.2) and flashed the part with ESP32_4M316k-ETH-factory (mega 20220427). Actually, everything works great over WiFi. When I plug in a network cable I don't get the part online. The LED on the network socket does not even light up. Network cable everything OK Am I wrong...

Hi there,

Thanks for your tip. The installation went without any problems.
Was able to create a bin file immediately and without much knowledge.
Will probably change.

Thoralf

Hi there, I still have a question about compiling. Sometimes I get the error message at the bottom left in Atom: "Custom: Build with error highlighting (dev_ESP8266_4096)". Sometimes it still compiles a file and sometimes it doesn't. The file created is called "ESP_Easy_mega_20210116_...

Hi there, that was the crucial clue. Many Thanks!!! For example, if I want to add a VL53l0x (_P133 plugin) I copy the "_P133_VL53L0X.ino" into the src folder and the library into the lib folder. Then as you have described in the "custom.h" the reference for the VL53loX and then c...

Hi there,
I downloaded espeasy mega (source code) from the github. Now I have created a bin file with Atom / Platformio.
Where or how is determined which devices are compiled with???
Plugins are in the src folder. I would like to create a bin file according to my needs.

Many Thanks

Thoralf