Wemos D1 Mini cannot communicate over USB
Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2017 5:41 pmHello to all,
yesterday I received my first Wemos D1 mini and today I soldered the pins on the board, not without problems though (the holes are too big and I soldered the pins not completely perpendicular and the board didn't fit in the breadboard).
The board is detected from my pc and the COMx is assigned from Windows (already updated the USB drivers), but I can't receive or send anything. When I press the reset button it blinks 1 time very fast, but other than that it does nothing.
I tried with Arduino IDE Serial Monitor to listen for something on every baud rate available and also to write the example's blink sketch.
When I upload the code the board starts blinking very fast but I get
I also tried some command with esptool version 2.0 but the tool times out:
Since it is my first Wemos D1 mini I'd like to know if I am making something wrong or the board si "dead".
yesterday I received my first Wemos D1 mini and today I soldered the pins on the board, not without problems though (the holes are too big and I soldered the pins not completely perpendicular and the board didn't fit in the breadboard).
The board is detected from my pc and the COMx is assigned from Windows (already updated the USB drivers), but I can't receive or send anything. When I press the reset button it blinks 1 time very fast, but other than that it does nothing.
I tried with Arduino IDE Serial Monitor to listen for something on every baud rate available and also to write the example's blink sketch.
When I upload the code the board starts blinking very fast but I get
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.warning: espcomm_sync failed
error: espcomm_open failed
error: espcomm_upload_mem failed
error: espcomm_upload_mem faileI also tried some command with esptool version 2.0 but the tool times out:
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.A fatal error occurred: Failed to connect to Espressif device: Timed out waiting for packet headerSince it is my first Wemos D1 mini I'd like to know if I am making something wrong or the board si "dead".