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Digilog ESP32 Super Mini Dev Board

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Specifications

  • Product Name: ESP32 Super Mini Dev Board
  • Board Type: ESP32C3 Dev Module
  • Communication: USB CDC
  • Baud Rate: 9600
  • Onboard LED: GPIO8

Setup-1

My ESP32 Super Mini Dev Board (Fig. 1) accepts sketches from a PC, but it does not communicate with the Serial Monitor (Bd = 9600) though the onBoard LED (at GPIO8) blinks.
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Figure-1

Digilog-ESP32-Super-Mini-Dev-Board-fig-1

Setup-1

  • Board: “ESP32C3 Dev Module”
  • USB CDC on Boot: “Enabled”
  • Port: “COM13 (ESP32S3 Dev Module)” //no other option

Sketch

  • define LED_BUILTIN 8
  • char myData[10];
  • void setup()
  • Serial.begin(9600);
  • pinMode(LED_BUILTIN, OUTPUT)
  • void loop()
  • digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, HIGH); // turn the LED on (HIGH is the voltage level)
  • delay(1000); // wait for a second
  • digitalWrite(LED_BUILTIN, LOW); // turn the LED off by making the voltage LOW delay(1000)
  • byte n = Serial.available();
  • if (n != 0) { byte m = Serial.readBytesUntil(‘\n’, myData, sizeof (myData)-1); myData[m] = ‘\0’
  • Serial.println(myData); }
  • Serial.println(“Hello”); }

The following setup has solved the problem.

Setup-2

  • Board: “LOLIN C3 Mini”
  • USB CDC on Boot: “Enabled”
  • Port: “COM13 (ESP32S3 Dev Module)”
  • Bd = 9600

Output

  • Hello
  • Hello
  • Arduino //From InputBox of SM to ESP32C3 to OutputBox of SM
  • Hello
  • Hello

Would be glad to hear your opinion as to — “what is LOLIN C3”.

  1. Do not place the ESP32C3 Super Mini Board on the Breadboard to avoid contact problems.
  2. The onboard LED is connected at DPin-8.
  3. Use a male-female jumper and connect the female side at DPin-9 to act as an external switch/button.
  4. The connection diagram of the onFig. 1 LED and a button are similar to Fig. 1.Digilog-ESP32-Super-Mini-Dev-Board-fig-2
  5. Select Board as follows: IDE 2.3.1 –> Tools –> ESP32.
  6.  LOLIN C3 Mini USB CDC On Boot: Enabled.
  7. Upload the provided sketch to the board.
  8. Check that the onboard LED is off initially.Digilog-ESP32-Super-Mini-Dev-Board-fig-3
  9. Closing the switch will make the onboard LED start blinking at a 2-second interval.
  10. Ensure that the onboard LED is on.f
  11. Gently touch the male side of the hanging wire/jumper with h G-pin of the Mini Board.
  12. Confirm that the onboard LED is blinking at a 2-second interval.
  13. Press the RST (Reset) Button of the Mini Board and repeat the process if needed.

Documents / Resources

Digilog ESP32 Super Mini Dev Board [pdf] Instructions
ESP32 Super Mini Dev Board, ESP32, Super Mini Dev Board, Mini Dev Board, Board

References

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