This is actually the normal behaviour of the ESP01.
No boot with GPIO0, GPIO1(TX), GPIO2 at low.
But when I connect TX to a RX Port of a device it is - in my case - pulled low.
So no boot.
My workaround so far: espeasy with a Transistor switching TX active a few seconds after boot with a rule for GPIO2.
Can anything like this be made with esp-link? I really like the slim design and your GUI!!
I cannot pull GPIO2 low right away on boot, as in this case booting fails at all.
GPIO2 or GPIO0 should be pulled low a few seconds after boot to be able to switch TX (GPIO1) active.
This is actually the normal behaviour of the ESP01. No boot with GPIO0, GPIO1(TX), GPIO2 at low. But when I connect TX to a RX Port of a device it is - in my case - pulled low. So no boot. My workaround so far: espeasy with a Transistor switching TX active a few seconds after boot with a rule for GPIO2. Can anything like this be made with esp-link? I really like the slim design and your GUI!! I cannot pull GPIO2 low right away on boot, as in this case booting fails at all. GPIO2 or GPIO0 should be pulled low a few seconds after boot to be able to switch TX (GPIO1) active.