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set correct flash properties in arduino IDE #129

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mschlen opened this issue Mar 30, 2020 · 2 comments
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set correct flash properties in arduino IDE #129

mschlen opened this issue Mar 30, 2020 · 2 comments

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@mschlen
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mschlen commented Mar 30, 2020

Hello community,,

first thanks for this great project, I really love it. I only wanted to change a few things by myself in the code (like Wifi-Settings or add a few lines of code to my project needs).

I have a problem with the flashing of a ESP 8266 07S. The arduino IDE is working and compiling without a problem. Also flashing to the ESP does not throw an error. But the problem is, that the ESP does not open as a Wifi-device. If I am flashing the bin-file with the NODEMCU Firmware Programmer, it works without a problem Due to that, I can prove the hardware is working as expected. If using the compiled Arduino .bin file and try to flash it with the NODEMCU Firmware Programmer, the same issue appears - flashing is complete, but no Wifi Hotspot to log in.

So I think, there must be something wrong with my settings in the Arduino Tools. Please see attached file for my settings.

arduinoSettings

For me it is equal, if i compile in Arduino IDE and upload the bin. file with the NODEMCU Programmer, or directly compile and upload with the IDE. The essential would be, that it works.

I hope, anyone can tell me, if there is something wrong.

Thank you all,
Markus

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mschlen commented Jun 11, 2020

So no comments?

@LoneWalkerWolf
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Try change the following:

  • CPU Frequency = 160Mhz
  • Crystal Frequency = 26Mhz
  • Flash Mode = DOUT
  • Reset method = nodemcu

If none of that works, try changing the ESP8266 board library to version: 2.4.1
This also helps with compiling errors.
If you are still having problems, I am always happy to just send you a .bin file for you to flash manually.

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