Open TANG617 opened 2 years ago
I don't even have an ESP32-S3 to test this, but I would guess that there isn't much I can do if the that ESP is too different architecturally so that the Bluetooth library would have to be rewritten.
Thanks for your reply! So, the problem lies in the official arduino BLE library of ESP32-S3 and I put in my hope to it could be solved with further official updated. Ps, there are few ESP32S3 remaining and if it's helpful, I would like to give away some of them to you!
The only difference between the two is the s3 doesnt have classic bluetooth so authentication was failing because the method used required dual mode support (even tho was using ble) see previous issue, https://github.com/T-vK/ESP32-BLE-Keyboard/issues/152. Im not sure what error messages you where getting. But does this seem to be related? Does the mouse lib work?
It WORKS !!!!! Thanks so much! You do save my days!
Oh no problem super glad I could help! I killed my S3 by accidentally hitting a peizo buzzer while it was attached and the generated voltage killed it. I only mention it cuz hands down the weirdest, coolest way ive ever killed a mcu! lol
Oh no problem super glad I could help! I killed my S3 by accidentally hitting a peizo buzzer while it was attached and the generated voltage killed it. I only mention it cuz hands down the weirdest, coolest way ive ever killed a mcu! lol
Yesterday I killed my RaspberryPi4 with a tiny metal scissor accidentally. I am sure it's a much more stupid way to kill a mcu(if raspberrypi counts). my wallet is bleeding...
Ha! my god the price of raspberrypi 4s has skyrocketed (or so i was told). I bought a hackrf back when they was brandnew, opened the box started it, held it close to my laptops wifi hit a button in sum app and she was fried. $500 in less then one minute. Christ i have a lot of stories killing electronics. Think the Pi maybe salvagable?
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Oh no problem super glad I could help! I killed my S3 by accidentally hitting a peizo buzzer while it was attached and the generated voltage killed it. I only mention it cuz hands down the weirdest, coolest way ive ever killed a mcu! lol
Yesterday I killed my RaspberryPi4 with a tiny metal scissor accidentally. I am sure it's a much more stupid way to kill a mcu(if raspberrypi counts). my wallet is bleeding...
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LOL, Thanks for sharing the story of MURDERING electronics. After my carelessness on Pi, I do have repaired it! It's not easy and very risking. Maybe I can help you diagonse where the problem lies. I have always complained about how electronics have merely no protection of stupidity. There's always a frustrating moment after a wisp of smoke rising from the expensive chips.
Hi, I am using WROOM 32 and trying to follow #152 , but my WROOM32 still cannot pair to my PC or phone.
I am using the following ESP32-s3 library on PlatformIO https://github.com/tasmota/platform-espressif32/ However, even the example doesn't works fine on my ESP32-S3, with no error or warning. I tried to upload the exactly same code to ESP32(not S3), it worked perfectly. I tried every mean, but got myself in desperation, Please Help Me!!!!!!!!! The Log was posted as follow(No Error, No Warning, Seem to succeed, But doesn't work)