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Is the WT32-S1 still supported? #825
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@shawty Hi, may be you can seek help from your module supplier, or you may consider purchasing modules from Espressif. |
Hi I did, no reply. But I think it's a simple question for you, does the AT firmware in this repository work for the device I mention. The device is based on an espressif chip set, and it does have what appears to be an older version on. |
which ESP32 chip does esptool report? |
that's a good question, the device doesn't have a USB on it the same as a regular ESP32, you can hook 2 TTL Uarts up to the device once appears to be a system console (And supposedly an Arduino IDE compatible programming port) and the second appears to be the "AT interface" used by the device. This is the company that makes the device : https://en.wireless-tag.com/ and this is the device that I'm trying to use : https://en.wireless-tag.com/product-item-2.html I tried running ESPTool against both Uart's and it didn't want to know, but the ESP Flash tool GUI thing, downloaded direct from espessif does connect to the first Uart, it just doesn't tell me anything about the device. There's a partial of the "Boot log" in my first post in this topic, that and a bit more get's emitted from the first UART when the device is powered up, I don't recall seeing any kind of CPU-ID in that boot log, but I can run it again over the weekend (It's currently back in it's box at the moment) and give you the full boot output here. All the documentation says is that it's an ESP32 compatible device. |
it has to be in bootloader mode for esptool |
As far as I was aware when I tired it, it was, as I say though, I'll dig it out of it's box over the weekend if I get chance and confirm. |
Answers checklist.
General issue report
I have a wireless-tag combo networking board, I noticed that the firmware on it is dated 2019 (Version 1.2 I think)
I'm trying to work out, if I can compile ands use the latest versions of the AT firmware on this device.
The only information I can get from the device when it boots is follows:
I managed at one point, to get the device into programming mode, but all I got was the following
Can you tell me if it's possible to put the current version of the AT firmware on this WT32-S1 device, and if so, which file do I need to download and where from.
Regards
Shawty
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