I just got information that 'the next batch' will be available in february 2017. Whether this is true, I don't know, but I got that information from three different suppliers. It might have to do with the new revision that is coming in 2017, but that is just guessing as the reason for the delay is c...

ESP_Sprite wrote:Yes. THe default pullups and -downs are documented in the pin list document: https://espressif.com/sites/default/fil ... t_en_0.pdf

Great. Then I will not add them to the schematic. Does save some PCB space.

If I understand it correctly, the ESP32 itself contains the (weak) default pull-up and pull-down resistors?

So I don't have to add pu/pd resistors anymore (as everybody did for the ESP8266)?

Nice development. Will try this with my DevC kit. Questions: Does it run under Windows? Or is this version only for Linux? Regarding the pin-map: https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/raw/master/doc/esp32_pinmap.png Thanx for pointing out the default I2C pins. I couldn't find them in the docume...

MarsWarrior wrote:Which of the serial pins are the I2C pins?

Just to answer my own question: the I2C pins can be mapped to any GPIO with the GPIO mux, which is not yet documented

Which of the serial pins are the I2C pins?