- Wed Jan 28, 2015 3:57 pm
#8421
Yes... GPIO0 to GND put it in bootload mode... Usually the output is like that in that mode.
- Sat Jan 31, 2015 8:37 am
#8598
For some reason after I installed the driver successfully the com port seems to be occupied...
I'm trying both Termite terminal and arduino studio termial:
and this is the com port in the devices screen:
I'm trying both Termite terminal and arduino studio termial:
and this is the com port in the devices screen:
- Sat Jan 31, 2015 10:29 am
#8608
Update: I connected the VCC and GND to the FTDI and the RX TX to the arduino, heres a gif to show you what happenes,
note that this happenes on every baud rate:
gadigr wrote:For some reason after I installed the driver successfully the com port seems to be occupied...
I'm trying both Termite terminal and arduino studio termial:
and this is the com port in the devices screen:
Update: I connected the VCC and GND to the FTDI and the RX TX to the arduino, heres a gif to show you what happenes,
note that this happenes on every baud rate:
- Tue Feb 03, 2015 2:15 pm
#8875
Maybe I got it wrong, and I'm just pointing out an obvious thing, but keep in mind that in every case you should have only a single GND connection.
What I mean is that if I got it right, you should have connected the VCC from FTDI to the VCC of the ESP.
The GND form the FTDI to the GND of ESP.
TX and RX from ESP to RX and TX on arduino.
Now you are missing the common GND from Arduino to whatever you rpefer (FTDI or ESP, the GNDs should already been connected between the two)
What I mean is that if I got it right, you should have connected the VCC from FTDI to the VCC of the ESP.
The GND form the FTDI to the GND of ESP.
TX and RX from ESP to RX and TX on arduino.
Now you are missing the common GND from Arduino to whatever you rpefer (FTDI or ESP, the GNDs should already been connected between the two)
