Connecting LDR

[anthonyjclarke]

Thanks for the great addition, can you please confirm how to connect the LDR to Pin35 for your code to operate?

Is it as per this ESP Trinity schematic?

https://github.com/witnessmenow/ESP32-Trinity/blob/master/hardware/ESP32Trinity/V1.2/Schematic_ESP32-Trinity_2021-08-27.png

[jnthas]

Hi Anthony. Sorry, it's exactly this. I'm going to update the documentation.

[TheGroundZero]

If you get the Trinity, is it a matter of just soldering the LDR on the provisioned pads?

[Lofty73]

Yes just solder one to the marked position.

[hallard]

Awesome software, would be great to be able to select GPIO used for LDR in settings page to avoid users to recompile. I'm Author of an old OpenSource shield for ESP32 D1 Mini and as I wanted to keep compatibility with ESP8266 D1 Mini, LDR is connected to A0 AKA GPIO36 on ESP32 D1 Mini

[jnthas]

@anthonyjclarke I added the LDR wiring in the README @hallard Thanks for the feedback, I will put this change in the backlog. If you don't mind, I will link your shield as one of the options to run the Clockwise.

[anthonyjclarke]

Awesome software, would be great to be able to select GPIO used for LDR in settings page to avoid users to recompile.

I'm Author of an old OpenSource shield for ESP32 D1 Mini and as I wanted to keep compatibility with ESP8266 D1 Mini, LDR is connected to A0 AKA GPIO36 on ESP32 D1 Mini

+1 to this. I have some of Charles great boards as well as the I2S board from @witnessmenow boards and would like this flexibility

[jnthas]

I agree. I will include the option to configure the GPIO in the next release.

[hallard]

I agree. I will include the option to configure the GPIO in the next release.

Awesome, thanks 🙏

[hallard]

If you don't mind, I will link your shield as one of the options to run the Clockwise.

Of course you’re welcome