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GPIO15 remains high. Is this normal??

PostPosted: Wed Jul 19, 2017 5:46 am
by KS_Mark
Hello.

I want to make STBee communicate with ESP8266-wroom-02.

My connection is as follows:
(STBee is connected with my PC via USBcable.)
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VCC - STBee 3.3v
GND - STBee GND
GPIO0 - 3.3v pulled-up with 10k-ohms (HIGH)
GPIO2 - 3.3v pulled-up with 10k-ohms (HIGH)
GPIO15 - GND pulled-down with 10k-ohms (LOW)
RX - TX on STBee
TX - RX on STBee

However, ESP8266 doesn't work and gpio15 remains high(2.0v).
I know GPIO15 should be low(0v) for Flash Boot mode.

What should I do to make ESP8266 work?

Thank you in advance.

Re: GPIO15 remains high. Is this normal??

PostPosted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 1:04 am
by jankop
GPIO15 must be on the ground only at start. Then you can set it to any value. In any case, check the value of the resistor if it is not too large, like 100k ohms. If the resistor is OK, then you have to find the error elsewhere.
You can also try to hold the reset and measure the GPIO15. It should be a "LOW" value.

Re: GPIO15 remains high. Is this normal??

PostPosted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 2:37 am
by timj_1
Test

Re: GPIO15 remains high. Is this normal??

PostPosted: Thu Jul 20, 2017 8:50 am
by btidey
The internal pull up during boot on GPIO15 can be around 30K so I would say 10K is too high a value to act as a good pull down. I use a 2.2K to make sure it is low during boot.