Hi, sorry for the late answer. Busy days. Yes, by pulling the bootstrapping pins correctly I managed to enter the correct download mode and flash a test sketch. It worked, thank you very much! I won't forget to properly double check the datasheet ever again. I didn't find much on the datasheet about...

I mean V2, as in, version two of the board that you're going to make. (Assuming you're going to respin it instead of bodging the corrections in and calling it a day.) Ah yes, I will re-design a correct and improved version. There's nothing in your flash, but if GPIO9 is high, the ESP32 tries to boo...

Hi, Your board looks similar to one I've created, the Rust Board . This board uses the embedded USB for flashing and debugging. For the first time, you need to enter into BOOT MODE manually by the GPIO9 to GND (use a pulldown resistor!) and reset the C3. After that, you need to flash and manually r...

So, em, the C3 has a built-in USB-to-serial-JTAG converter... you just had to hook up the data lines to GPIO18/19 pins and you would have a completely integrated programmer. May still be worth looking at for V2. And you may need a V2, as the C3 uses GPIO9 to get into download mode, not GPIO0.Try to...

Hi everyone, I'm currently tryin to develop a custom board based on the super compact ESP32-C3-MINI-1-N4. This is (or it should be, at least) an improved version of another board of mine, based on ESP32-WROOM-32 that was tested and working. I wanted to make a smaller board, with USB charge functiona...