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- Wed Jul 12, 2023 12:10 pm
- Forum: ESP8266
- Topic: Powering USB connected peripheral from 5 volt on-board pins
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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...
- Tue Jul 11, 2023 8:04 pm
- Forum: ESP8266
- Topic: Powering USB connected peripheral from 5 volt on-board pins
- Replies: 2
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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...