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- Sun Nov 16, 2014 7:24 am #2727

But, just to let you know, someone also answered that virgin ESP-03 doesn't have any AT loaded : viewtopic.php?f=6&t=462#p2497

may not be true on all ESP-03. mine from electrodragon have AT fw.
connections:
GPIO15 TO GROUND
CH_PD TO HIGH

- Sun Nov 16, 2014 9:42 am #2734 My ESP-03s, also from Electrodragon, came loaded with AT FW 00160901.

/Bananis

- Wed Nov 19, 2014 1:44 pm #2937 My ESP-03 modules was running at 9600bps, i have succefully upgraded it to another firmware.


I have successfully booted the ESP-03 units with following hardware wiring:

Code: Select allCH_PD          Pull-up
GPIO16/RST     Pull-up
GPIO15         Pull-down
GPIO2          Pull-up
GPIO0          Pull-up for normal or pull-down for bootloader mode.

Pull-up = resistor to VCC.
Pull-down = resistor to GND.

Its possible to wire GPIO directly but then its hard to use them in future if needed. My resistors is 10k right now.


- Thu Nov 20, 2014 2:55 pm #3002 Where is the reset pin?

i had awful lot of trouble getting the ESP-03 module to work. This what I came up with to get the device up and running

Connect these lines
CONNECT GPIO15 TO GROUND
CONNECT CH_PD TO HIGH
test this with serial terminal with 9600bud

This should get the device going but then you need to change the firmware because the one came with mine did not reply to my AT commands
CONNECT GPIO 0 TO GROUND
with the the pins above. Then go with normal procedures to change the firmware. (115200bud)
http://blog.electrodragon.com/cloud-updating-your-wi07c-esp8266-now/

After the firmware update, you still need to keep the GPIO15 at ground to work.



Hopefully somebody will come up with a good firmware to enable all the GPIO pins.

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