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On those ESP32 devkits. The devkits don't always have the capacitor you need for it to automatically go into bootloader mode. you might need to press and hold the boot pin, then tap and release the en pin. That'll restart it and get it into bootloader mode. Also be sure to install the CP210x drivers from here |
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Thanks for the help. I tried with your information, holding the boot button, and a light touch on the EN button. I was not successful. |
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I'm using these two boards, with CH340 and CP2102. Just remember that I can flash new projects using the Arduino IDE, but I can't send the .bin files using the program provided. I'll try the VCP driver and the other C2102 drive option for Windows and then I'll make a new comment. Thanks. |
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Thanks for the responses. The cables I use are of good quality too. When you had failures with these kits, were you still able to upload other projects via the Arduino IDE? |
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I was able to upload the .bin file using the ESP32 Download Tool software. Could you please let me know if I need to flash the 4 .bin files? |
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Sorry, I closed the discussion unintentionally. I still haven't solved the problem. :( |
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Problem solved, I was able to upload it by changing the hexadecimals related to the memories. |
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Hello everyone, I have an ESP32 Wroon 32 board, and I'm having trouble flashing the firmware. I can write code to the board from Arduino IDE, for example blinking the D2 LED. But I can't flash the firmware from SmartSpin2kFlasher.exe. I get the error :
Could someone help me?
Thanks
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