Michael Carroll asked 7 months ago
Hi; I installed MU1.1.1 and Set up the ESP Firmware to ESP 32, Firmware . So It looks installed. It shows boot in the \”Files on your Device\”. I did your onboard LED, and the Only LED flashing is the yellow LED every .1 sec. I am using a Mouser \”Adafruit HUZZAH32-ESP32.” The pins are different. I can save the file to \”main.py\” and move it into the \”Files on your device\”. I tried the Pushbutton and LED. The pins are in different place but I moved the LED and PB as required. I can use your help. I purchased two of these and both give same result -not working. I am not sure what I am doing wrong? Mc
Sara Santos Staff answered 7 months ago
Hi.
Can you provide more details about your issue?
Can you successfully upload the pushbutton code? What happens when it runs? Do you get any errors?
When you say it doesn’t work, what happens exactly?
Regards,
Sara
Sara Santos Staff answered 7 months ago
Hi
The ESP32 huzzah has a different pinout/label. You can check the pinout here: https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-huzzah32-esp32-feather/pinouts
In the second example, we use GPIO 4 for the pushbutton. Which GPIO are you using on the huzzah? On the huzzah GPIO 4 is labeled as A5.
To upload new code while there is already a code running, you need to press the upload button right after pressing the RST button. If that doesn’t work, you need to load microPython firmware again, and then try to upload new code.
Unfortunately, there isn’t a good IDE to write micropython. And sometimes people get issues installing the software on their computers, which is very difficult to debug. We never had problems installing the IDEs on our computers (both Windows and MAC OS).
This situation is very annoying and I’m sorry that you’re going through this. Nobody deserves to have to work on a slow computer. I would recommend trying to resolve your MAC situation before proceeding so you don’t get frustrated.
While you don’t have your issue resolved, you can also try starting with “Learn ESP32 with Arduino IDE” instead. Our readers don’t usually have issues with Arduino IDE.
I’m really sorry for this situation.
P.S. I’m sorry for taking so long to get back to you. For some reason, your response was marked as “private” and I didn’t get a notification of your answer.
Regards,
Sara