Closed hernae closed 1 year ago
Hi @hernae,
There is no flash button because the ESP32-S3 which is used inside the Arduino has a built-in FTDI controller which puts Walter in bootmode by it's own. You can force bootmode however by connecting a jumper wire between IO0 and GND. Can you test this?
Kind regards, Daan
Okay flashing works fine now. After IO0 wwas grounded I was able to overwrite the micropython image. IO0 doesn't need to be grounded any more for flashing. Now the arduino code is not getting executed properly after reset:
It is working now. I missed the USB CDC On boot option.
Hello,
the boot mode selection is not working for me when I try to flash any Arduino sketch. I followed the steps of the tutorial and set my arduino ide accordingly.
The tutorial for micropython is working fine.
Should walter enter boot mode on its own? Usually there is a flash button on many esp32 for this purpose.
Any tips are appreciated.