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by EnnTee
Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:10 pm
Forum: ESP8266
Topic: Powering USB connected peripheral from 5 volt on-board pins
Replies: 2
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Re: Powering USB connected peripheral from 5 volt on-board pins

Thanks for that, I wasn't aware the USB port on the D1 was for power and programming only. My fault for not researching it properly! I shall break out the GPS USB lines and assign the signals to the appropriate ports on the D1 and will power both devices conventionally. Many thanks for your kind ass...
by EnnTee
Tue Jul 11, 2023 8:04 pm
Forum: ESP8266
Topic: Powering USB connected peripheral from 5 volt on-board pins
Replies: 2
Views: 6113

Powering USB connected peripheral from 5 volt on-board pins

I am using a D1 Mini [ ESP-8266-12F micro-USB port ] with a USB GPS ‘mouse’ plugged into the on-board USB port to create a small stand-alone GPS-over-Wi-Fi unit. Software is loaded to send the GPS serial data via Wi-Fi to an MQTT Broker for use with Node-Red. 5 volt power was applied to the D1 via t...