Dear all,
Please give me a hint. .
I have a lolin, some ds18b20, mqtt and deepsleep running. All fine, got it working.
Now I would need to make a change in the main.py but rhell can't of'course not connect in deepsleep and awake its just a view seconds.
Ctrl c just quits rshell
Any link or help appreciated.
Thx
Roman
Everything working, but now
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Re: Everything working, but now
Reflash firmware with a script that waits longer or delete filesystem so no script gets executed or reset the esp until you hit the right time before it goes to deepsleep.
Kevin Köck
Micropython Smarthome Firmware (with Home-Assistant integration): https://github.com/kevinkk525/pysmartnode
Micropython Smarthome Firmware (with Home-Assistant integration): https://github.com/kevinkk525/pysmartnode
Re: Everything working, but now
If you use another terminal emulator, like picocom on Linux or Putty on Windows, you can send Ctrl-C.
Re: Everything working, but now
Thank you!
I thought the firmware is micropython only?
After trying erase and reinstall the files are still there.??
Will try picocom!next!
Can the esp32 be powered with a power bank and microusb?
By the way
I must admit ..I used vpn to my linux machine and had through ssh no reset button
I thought the firmware is micropython only?
After trying erase and reinstall the files are still there.??
Will try picocom!next!
Can the esp32 be powered with a power bank and microusb?
By the way
I must admit ..I used vpn to my linux machine and had through ssh no reset button
Re: Everything working, but now
Picocom worked great! Thank you!
Re: Everything working, but now
Instead of picocom (or minicom) bare screen command can be used on Linux as well.
> Can the esp32 be powered with a power bank and microusb?
>
Yes, if your esp32 module has a Micro USB adapter as my module below.
You can even power the esp32 from a lipo, but because lipo normal voltage range of 3.8V..4.2V is above max 3.6V for esp32 3.3V line, you need to use a 3.3V step-down converter (eg. AMS1117 is a cheap one),
> Can the esp32 be powered with a power bank and microusb?
>
Yes, if your esp32 module has a Micro USB adapter as my module below.
You can even power the esp32 from a lipo, but because lipo normal voltage range of 3.8V..4.2V is above max 3.6V for esp32 3.3V line, you need to use a 3.3V step-down converter (eg. AMS1117 is a cheap one),
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