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My Board, an ESP32 – Wroom differs. Pins are different.

Q&A Forum › Category: ESP32 › My Board, an ESP32 – Wroom differs. Pins are different.
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Robert Gillespie asked 5 years ago

My pins looking to the right side of the layout are:
3v3,clk,sd0,sd1, d0,d13,d2,d4,rx2,tx2,d5,d18,d19,d21,rx0,tx0,d22,d23
This layout was causing me some serious trouble when I was wiring to the 30 pin layout given in the lesson.  I’ve got it now I think.  The touch sketch and the PWM sketches work when I use the pins as I described them above.  Don’t know why the pins are different.  It is the doit board.  I’m simply writing this to alert others if they are having the problem.
 
 

Question Tags: Pins don't match ebook.
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Steph answered 5 years ago

ESP32 development boards exist in many forms.
From what you describe, it seems that you have the 36-pin DevKit v1 version:

As long as you have the right pinout diagram, it shouldn’t be a problem.

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Robert Gillespie answered 5 years ago

You are so right.  Don’t know how I missed this but thanks much.  If I were still teaching EE I would have been somewhat upset if one of my students had done this.  Thanks much.
Bob

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Sara Santos Staff answered 5 years ago

Thanks for answering Stéphane.
Bob, I’ll mark this issue as resolved. If you need further help, you just need to open a new question in our forum.
Regards,
Sara
 

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