I'm in the process of doing my first custom PCB design. It has been quite a big learning process for me so far but I have finally come up with an initial schematic. The design is for a battery powered washing machine sensor and includes an LIS3DH accelerometer, a low quiescent current LDO (HT7833), ...

I would love to know if you found the solution to this problem. Can anyone with expertise help?

This is definitely a problem with the serial driver. I was able to successfully communicate with the device from my Linux laptop. Thanks to jaxxon for the info about the Silabs driver, installing the v4.11.2 of the driver now works fine on my mac also.

I recently got a Wemos Lolin32 from here . I installed the CP210x driver for MacOS. When I connect the device to my macbook, it boots and the blue LED starts blinking. I also see the serial device /dev/cu.SLAB_USBtoUART appear. When I load up a serial monitor with baud rate 115200, I can see the dev...

Yes there are a number of ESP32 modules that have U.FL / IPEX antenna connectors. You can buy the modules separately or the development board with all the components on a breakout. I recommend looking at this page: http://esp32.net/ Look at all the modules that have a U.FL connector and try to find ...

I have a Sparkfun ESP32 Thing and while it advertises a deep sleep current usage of 2.5uA, I actually measured around 950uA when I put it into deep sleep (after disabling the power LED - with the LED it is about 2.5mA). I found others have reported similar results in this thread on the Sparkfun foru...

Thank you WiFive, that is exactly what was wrong! I feel stupid that it was such a simple error but also glad it wasn't something more nasty.

I've been trying to convert a program from the ESP Arduino core to a C version which reads accelerometer data via I2C. The Ardunio version works fine but I am struggling to get the C version to behave correctly. The problem is when reading bytes from the bus. The relevant code is: /** * Read registe...

phando, what exactly did you do to fix this problem? I have exactly the same issue. I can compile from the command line, but when make runs from within Eclipse it seems to use a python version that does not have the serial module installed.