various question for First boot/flash Start to the ESP_Module_Testboard

[rudi ;-)]

hi
before work on First Start with electric on the ready soldered ESP board i ask before,
because we have only one module and i would work long time in beta ( greetings to Kolban, i soldered, but i do not know, did it fine too)

which process you do for first start?
soldering
3.3 -> Pin name 3.3
GND ->Pin name GND
3.3 -> Pin name EN

( do we need to connect GPIO15 and other ( GPIO02, GPIO00 ) like ESP8266?)

which is the the HW RST pin (Chip Pin 47? ) on the ESP_Module_Testboard?

have we a table for boot mechanism / processing available just in time?

best wishes
rudi

[rudi ;-)]

Can we HW reset the Modul?

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txs
best wishes
rudi

[rojer9]

i think EN can be used to reset the device.
that said, i'm not having much success flashing the device, so take it for what it's worth...

[ESP_Greg]

rudi, can the below boot mode configuration help you out?

[rudi ;-)]

rudi, can the below boot mode configuration help you out?

txs, yes - this helps.

btw:

we have the Chip_En pin
this pin is no reset pin. if the pin goes Vcc + then the SoC is 100 prozent active
if the pin goes Low, the SoC works in which Mode?

deep deep sleep? ( only RTC is working )
deep sleep? ( Modem is off, CPU is working )
sleep ( Modem is listen, trigger to wake up with Res 14k ? as a RST

can / have we later in ESP32 a real RST Pin ( reboot function in SSC ) ?

txs
best wishes
rudi

is there are nice Mode for watching Pin ISR in deep deep sleep?

[ESP_Sprite]

The Chip_En pin is the same as on the ESP8266: if it's pulled low, the chip is entirely disabled, which is functionally the same as it being in reset state. That's why you can use it as a reset pin; it has the same effect. Yes, there is a very nice mode for watching pins (and A/D, and capacative sensors, and...) in deep sleep; unfortunately we don't have the documentation for it ready as of now.