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    • salmanfaris
      salmanfaris last edited by salmanfaris

      Hi @kowshik1729,

      Yes, you can. we can programme the esp32 is different methods, and I suggest to use UART like we are using ESP8266, for that you need an FTDI or UART to Serial converter.

      also make you that before uploading the programme, you need to switch to programme mode, if you share the exact esp32 model, I'll check the modes .

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      • kowshik1729
        kowshik1729 last edited by

        @salmanfaris I've been looking to use ESP32-PICO D2 for my design. Please let me know the ways to programme it. I am insisting more on avoiding the UART connection because it again needs USB TO UART converter IC like CP2102 etc.. so please let me know if any other ways are there. 😊

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          Sharon Sebastian last edited by

          Hi @kowshik1729b ,

          You can use JTAG also, but for the simplicity I recommend to use FTDI, you just need to populate the UART pins no need to attach the converter if you are not programming frequently .

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          • kowshik1729
            kowshik1729 last edited by

            @Sharon-Sebastian Thanks for the reply. But as I am still in the prototyping stage there is obviously a great need for me to program my MCU frequently to validate it's working.

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              ZeeZa @salmanfaris last edited by

              @salmanfaris
              i tried uploading a code to the Esp32 by connecting to arduino with the connection below
              Arduino Tx to ESP32 Tx0

              Arduino Rx to ESP32 Rx0

              Arduino 3v3 to ESP32 3v3

              Gnd to Gnd

              And connecting Arduino Reset Pin to ground....
              I could read the esp32 from the serial monitor but the code is not getting uploaded to the board(esp32).. I am trying this method so that if it works i wont have to add Jtag or USBtoUART on my pcb..
              Thanks..

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                mgfuller333 @kowshik1729 last edited by

                @kowshik1729 Hey did you eventually get the PCB design for this finalized?

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                • kowshik1729
                  kowshik1729 last edited by

                  @mgfuller333 No not yet, but there seems a quite nice progress in the design. I'm still researching on the antenna interfacing part.

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                    Sharmila @ZeeZa last edited by

                    Hi All, i m also facing the same error. we are developing an iot device based on esp32d0wdq6 controller. we have designed a board. Now the program is not getting uploaded. the connections are
                    TTL Converter 3.3v - vcc (ESP32)
                    TTL Converter gnd - gnd (ESP32)
                    TTL Converter TXD - RXD (ESP32)
                    TTL Converter RXD - TXD (ESP32)
                    GND - GPIO 0 (ESP32)
                    3.3V - EN (ESP32).
                    Connecting......................................____An error occurred while uploading the sketch
                    _
                    this is error message i m getting.

                    A fatal error occurred: Failed to connect to ESP32: Timed out waiting for packet header
                    FYI, we are using the W25Q40CL flash ic. please help me to sort out this issue.
                    Thanks in Advance !

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                      Sharmila @Sharmila last edited by

                      And having one more doubt !
                      Bootloader for esp32 will present already or we need to load the bootloader code into the newly brought esp32 chip ?

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                      • kowshik1729
                        kowshik1729 last edited by

                        @Sharmila If you're programming the board for the first time using Arduino IDE then you need to burn the bootloader into the bare IC. I have a doubt when you said the IC is not getting programmed even though the GPIO0 is low.

                        I wanna know is GPIO0 low all the time or did you pull it low momentarily using a button??

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