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GPIOViewer Arduino Library to see live GPIO Pins on ESP32 boards
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Add Support for Heltec WiFi Kit 32(v3) #134

Closed CcummingsDT closed 3 months ago

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

Hello, and thank you so much for a great debug tool!

I am using the generic view and there are some pins that do not seem to work as expected. The pins on the module work just fine, but are not indicated in the image / web page. I was thinking maybe making the module properly supported would fix that.

The pinout for the device is attached.

I will be sure to buy you a cup of coffee! HTIT-WB32_V3

thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

I will add the board. Which pins should you see on the generic board ? What kind o pins they are digital, analog, PMW ?

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

Hello!

My particular mapping of the module is driven by a very fat sketch with a lot of peripherals attached, so I provide my custom map below that should NOT be used for the general public’s image. All of the pins in green boxes are under sketch control and work fine on this board now, thanks to the confidence your diagnostic tool gave me:

As for the generic view’s issues:

Here is a screenshot of the web page and the test sketch I made, since Gpio_viewer does play nice with Heltec’s older 2.0.17 board Support Package I am forced to use (I built this on a fresh PC with all new drivers):

GPIO1 through 5 are Digital Inputs tracking state perfectly on the web page but 6 and 7 are analog inputs yet they show up gray.

On the other side of the module, 26, 48 and 47 are set as Digital Outputs but show gray. 33 and 34 are Digital Inputs just like 1-5 but also show up gray. The same for 39 through 46.

It will still be great to get the Heltec added to your already extensive list of modules.

I sent you a small token of my appreciation via the coffee shop.

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I will add the board. Which pins should you see on the generic board ? What kind o pins they are digital, analog, PMW ?

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thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

Thanks for the coffees! The screenshots do not show up in your message, So you are using Arduino Core 2.0.17 ? Could you provide a small sketch that reproduce the problems on pin 6 and 7 ?

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

Not using the 2.0.17 core with the test sketch. That environment uses 3.03.

The DT_gpioviewer_2024-08-10.ino is attached.

Not sure why the pics did not come through. Sending as attachments this time.

Please let me know if you still do not get them and I will try to zip them up.

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Thanks for the coffees! The screenshots do not show up in your message, So you are using Arduino Core 2.0.17 ? Could you provide a small sketch that reproduce the problems on pin 6 and 7 ?

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thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

I have added the board, it is called Heltec HT-WB32_V3. I did not got the zip, you should go to the issue in github to post it, I think the email get rid of the attachements.

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

Wow. I see! It strips everything out, LOL. Let's try this way, instead HTIT_GPIO POG-CC-Beta 2024-08-11 HTIT_Mapping_2024-08-11 DT_gpioviewer_2024-08-10.zip

thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

Got your code, what module is connected to pin 6 and 7 ?

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

NTC Thermistors

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Got your code, what module is connected to pin 6 and 7 ?

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thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

I don't know this module and don't have any. Do have a link where I could buy this module ?

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

https://heltec.org/project/wifi-kit32-v3/

thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

I don't have your Haltec board, but when I run your code, I got values from pin 6 and 7 (pins are floating): image

thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

I tested it on an ESP32-S3

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

Cool! I will retry in my morning! I am on the East Coast of the USA, In Georgia, so I get in the office before 9 AM tomorrow.

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

What you have set up here is really very impressive. Do you freelance dev at all?

thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

Thanks, no I don't do freelance dev, too busy!

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

Going offline for the evening. Going to watch Wheel of Time on Amazon Prime.

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

Good afternoon! I loaded up some super simple Output exerciser code to toggle the output lines and everything there seems to be working great. I do seem to have to set the outputs HIGH before the gray dot is replaced with a red one, and then subsequent drops to LOW are properly recorded.

Also, still no love on the Analog Inputs 6 and 7.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/s4cihemgkaais2kd3rugv/20240812_143558.mp4?rlkey=m39sq54b2si9wy38lgwzk3c45&dl=0

thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

Can you show me the output of the GPIOViewer you get on the Serial Monitor ?

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/c080c2fc-f436-489e-8a0b-32851b8fce91

thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

Can you give show me on the serial monitor the data sent to pin 6 and 7 ?

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

That link was not correct, LOL,

As for the values coming from the pins 6 and 7, were you able to watch the first video? Those numbers scrolling by on the serial monitor are what I was getting back.

image

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

My context menu video dropbox link process in Windows is broken.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/j7m8hppjiy50f6y8b6ch9/20240812_171649.mp4?rlkey=j5fh9orvoftq9cf2yvlnrlz7k&st=don1jasm&dl=0

thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

I have a good idea of where the problem is, I will do some testing on my side.

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

OK. Thanks Very Much!!

thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

I have updated the code, you can test it by downloading the library and install it through the IDE (v1.5.6 is still not officially released since I need to do more test).

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

OK. I will be sure to give it a try and report the results I get. Thanks again!

CcummingsDT commented 3 months ago

20240813_085346 20240813_085351

Works like a charm! Thanks, Charles!

I am wondering, for true PWM and lines for I2C / SPI, do you show something different? Obviously the animation would not work well for very fast toggling signals

thelastoutpostworkshop commented 3 months ago

Glad it works. It already work for PWM. For I2C and SPI I did not explore it yet.

Le mar. 13 août 2024 à 08:58, CcummingsDT @.***> a écrit :

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Works like a charm! Thanks, Charles!

I am wondering, for true PWM and lines for I2C / SPI, do you show something different? Obviously the animation would not work well for very fast toggling signals

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