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2023-09-11T13:24:04Z

Projects

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	===ESP32 Walkie-Talkie===		===ESP32 Walkie-Talkie===
	[https://www.hackster.io/chris-greening/esp32-walkie-talkie-f8d0dd Hackster.io tutorial]<br>		[https://www.hackster.io/chris-greening/esp32-walkie-talkie-f8d0dd Hackster.io tutorial]<br>

			===ESP-ZeroCode===
			[https://www.hackster.io/news/espressif-launches-the-esp-zerocode-platform-for-in-browser-no-code-matter-module-development-8814670683ee Introduction from Expressif]<br>
			[https://community.home-assistant.io/t/esp-zerocode/606006 Forum Discussion]<br>

Steve: /* ESP12 */

2023-08-31T03:40:32Z

ESP12

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	All ESP-12x modules need the GPIO15 (CS) pulled low and CH_PD or EN (enable) pin pulled high to boot normally. It is best to check with a multimeter whether the previous module had similar requirements and that those pins have continuity with GND for low and VCC for high. If not you will have to connect them with some wire or whatnot.		All ESP-12x modules need the GPIO15 (CS) pulled low and CH_PD or EN (enable) pin pulled high to boot normally. It is best to check with a multimeter whether the previous module had similar requirements and that those pins have continuity with GND for low and VCC for high. If not you will have to connect them with some wire or whatnot.

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Steve: /* ESP12 */

2023-08-31T03:40:18Z

ESP12

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	All ESP-12x modules need the GPIO15 (CS) pulled low and CH_PD or EN (enable) pin pulled high to boot normally. It is best to check with a multimeter whether the previous module had similar requirements and that those pins have continuity with GND for low and VCC for high. If not you will have to connect them with some wire or whatnot.		All ESP-12x modules need the GPIO15 (CS) pulled low and CH_PD or EN (enable) pin pulled high to boot normally. It is best to check with a multimeter whether the previous module had similar requirements and that those pins have continuity with GND for low and VCC for high. If not you will have to connect them with some wire or whatnot.

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==ESP12== File:ESP12 image.jpg
The ESP12 (or ESP12E, ESP12F ...) is an RF module containing the ESP8266 SoC and other necessary components, like the antenna. With a module like this, it's a lot easier to design products with WiFi capabilities, as you can simply use the module without needing a ton of additional components. The ESP12 is made by AI-Thinker, but Espressif also has its own modules like the ESP-..."

2023-08-31T03:34:56Z

Created page with "<div id="Index"></div> <div id="esp"></div> ==ESP12== File:ESP12 image.jpg<br clear=all> The ESP12 (or ESP12E, ESP12F ...) is an RF module containing the ESP8266 SoC and other necessary components, like the antenna. With a module like this, it's a lot easier to design products with WiFi capabilities, as you can simply use the module without needing a ton of additional components. The ESP12 is made by AI-Thinker, but Espressif also has its own modules like the ESP-..."

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