🔌 HiLetgo ESP8285 Development Board V1.0.0 - 2pcs Set | 1MB Flash Lite, Wireless WiFi Internet Development Board Review

As said in another review, it can be flashed with Tasmota. In this review, I happened to be using 8.1.0. Using the FT232 to USB Converter: Set the output power of the FT232 to 3.3VDC, connect the FT232 with 3.3VDC, GND, TX, RX to the board by connecting TX, RX on the board side Swap to make a crossover (TX-to-RX, RX) . -to-TX). To put the device into firmware mode, before connecting to the ground pin D3 (GPIO0) of the FT232 USB device, after connecting and applying power, remove the D3 jumper…

I flashed Tasmota on Linux with: esptool.py --port /dev/ttyUSB0 erase_flasheptool.py --port /dev/ttyUSB0 write_flash -fs 1MB -fm dout 0x0 sonoff. am connected to the hotspot "sonoff-xxxx" it created on my phone and set up WiFi. I saved it and then connected it to the device via LAN and configured it as a generic 18 module. It works great! The easiest device to use is the esp8286/5 - no programmer or voltage regulator required. The quality of the board is excellent, there are contacts if…

Both units I have purchased work perfectly. These devices may take 15-60 seconds to connect to my single 2.4GHz N AP that is 3ft away, but they quickly connect to another AP. I'm not sure if this is due to logic or if the antenna on the 8285 is much weaker than on other 8266s. It seems to be on other boards as well. Connect with the standard USB driver CH340/341 for your operating system. Make sure you select the 8285 board from the Arduino IDE board menu (you may run into problems if you…

This review is for HiLetGo's ESP8285 wireless development board. First, two packs of ESP8285 are included in the purchase. In terms of hardware, ESP8266 is a well-known wireless microchip, this ESP8285 is basically ESP8266 + 1MB Flash. Thanks to the built-in flash, the Wemos D1 lite is less clunky than the Wemos D1 mini. From a software perspective, the easiest way to program this chip is to use the Arduino IDE. You just have to select Wemos D1 Lite in the board settings. Remember that the…

So I read all the reviews and some of them said I can get a Blink sketch to boot with the ESP 8266 but not Blink. Selecting ESP 8285 returns the following error and does not load the sketch: Arduino: 1.8.2 (Windows 10), Board"Generic ESP8285 Module, 80MHz, Flash, nodemcu, 26MHz, 1M (no SPIFFS) , 2 , v2 Low memory , disabled, no, sketch only, 115200 "The esp8285 board (esp8266 platform, esp8266 package) is unknown. Compilation errors for ESP8285 Universal Board Module. Settings. At the moment…

These little modules run on the Espressif ESP8285 chipset, not the 8266, but it does add a bit more functionality, but with most programs you'll never realize you're running a newer version. What makes these modules great for prototyping and development on the 8266 platform is that they have an integrated USB connector and a programming reset pin, so you don't need to buy a separate stand to use ESP-01- to write modules. The boards are cheap enough to make great one-way access points when you…