Open denxhun opened 6 years ago
Works with ESP8266! I used a NodeMCU v2.
Works with ESP8266! I used a NodeMCU v2.
Great, which pins of NodeMCU was used?
Works with ESP8266! I used a NodeMCU v2.
Great, which pins of NodeMCU was used?
Works with ESP8266! I used a NodeMCU v2.
Great, which pins of NodeMCU was used?
Thanks, but no luck =(
MBP:CCLoader-master ptath$ ./a.out /dev/cu.wchusbserial640 CC2531ZNP-Prod.bin
Opening comport...
Comport open!
Read portsettings...
Changing portsettings...
Baud:115200 data:8 parity:none stopbit:1 DTR:off RTS:off
File open success!
Block total: 512
Waiting for Arduino setup...
Remain: 5
Remain: 4
Remain: 3
Remain: 2
Remain: 1
Enable transmission...
Request sent already!Waiting for respond...
Begin programming...
^C
@ptath Did you follow all the steps? You need the Arduino IDE.
All steps, sure. Flashing by atom+platformio, it is ok.
If I try to change pins (both sketch and on board), sometimes flashing starts (1-7 or 1-9) and stops with verification error.
I do not know what it can be, it worked perfectly here. I used NodeMCU v2. Check the weld on the BLE module. Use CCLoader_x86_64.exe
Thanks, but no luck =(
MBP:CCLoader-master ptath$ ./a.out /dev/cu.wchusbserial640 CC2531ZNP-Prod.bin Opening comport... Comport open! Read portsettings... Changing portsettings... Baud:115200 data:8 parity:none stopbit:1 DTR:off RTS:off File open success! Block total: 512 Waiting for Arduino setup... Remain: 5 Remain: 4 Remain: 3 Remain: 2 Remain: 1 Enable transmission... Request sent already!Waiting for respond... Begin programming... ^C
Had the same issue, changing NodeMCU 0.9 to 1.0 in Arduino IDE and then flashing CCLoader resolved problem. But there was errors in CCLoader when I upload firmware via macOS/linux, successfully uploaded only with Windows binary
Is this project supports ESP8266 boards - instead of Arduino? I ask because the ESP is a 3.3V based board and hence no level converter is needed.
I tried your great tool with a WeMos D1 mini: compiled, uploaded but "Waiting for respond from Arduino..." (Tried with UNO and Leonardo options too.)