Closed onehub278 closed 3 weeks ago
Which exact build did you flash on your fusion? This information should be available on the system info page of the dtu.
Which exact build did you flash on your fusion? This information should be available on the system info page of the dtu.
I think you should use the esp32s3_usb build instead
Yes, as is documented.
@onehub278 You may use the esp32s3
variant (without _usb
), but you can't expect to see message output on the USB port in that case. The messages will appear on the UART header instead.
I got a openDTU-development branch in Platformio on Visual Code. There an enviroment openfusionenv2 is available. Is this outdated or a new feature?
Neither. It's the same as generic_esp32s3_usb
, except that it defines default values for some pins, which you can as well set using the recommended method: uploading a pin_mapping.json
.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It seems access to serial console for Fusionboard ist not possible Serial output stops at: E (348) esp_core_dump_flash: No core dump partition found!
Describe the solution you'd like
please add same feature as described here:
https://opendtu-onbattery.net/firmware/howto/serial_console/
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
tested with several USB-Cables and other boards: opendtu-battery-on-FusionBoard stops output espresense-on-ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1 output is workng fine opendtu-battery-on-ESP32-NodeMCU-DevKitC output is workng fine