Hi !

I was sold out but I rebuild another batch. They are still available.

STBESP32

The debugger is able to do that. The ESP32 not.

I'm curious though - what do you consider "too expensive"? I have a C232HM that works well with the ESP32, and they are US$26 (ex. shipping) each This cable has no level shifting but you are right in principle it works but not as reliable as a debug adapter with level shifting to the used ESP32 sup...

Hi ! If I understood correctly, it supports USB/Serial programming + communication, and also JTAG debugging right? And both things can be connected at the same time? Yes, correct. You can use the serial connaection also not only for viewing printf outputs. You can use it also for sniffung e.g. a GPS...

Hi! To be honest the project you mentioned was unknown to me. In principal they are similar. Mine is using real level shifters. That means it works reliable over the full ESP32 supply voltage range. The other one is only 3.3V. Mine is available, the other one is only a reference design. Regards, STB...

Not really a ESP32 project but this helps to realize an ESP32 project. This is why i want to share it with you. I found a lot of JTAG debuggers that could be used with the ESP32. But most of them are out of stock or discontinued. Others too expensive. So i decided to make my own JTAG debugger. It is...

Hi !

Try this: https://www.hackster.io/johnnyfrx/esp32 ... ted-07ac5d
Not the schematics but definitely a good starting point.

Regards,


STB

Hi ! By enabling parallel build you can speed up the build process a lot. Simply go to: Project -> Properties -> C/C++ Build -> Behavior tab (important to make sure you select the project) Check " Enable parallel build " Leave remaining entrys as they are. Apply, close and enjoy. On my Core i7-3720Q...