[info] ESP32-EVB board for IoT with Ethernet 100Mb interface..

[rudi ;-)]

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hi guys
olimex new ESP32-EVB board for IoT first prototypes are spotted here and here
it comes with nice parts

ESP32-WROOM32 module
two relays 10A/250VAC
Ethernet 100Mb interface
LiPo charger and step up converter allowing ESP32-EVB to run from LiPo battery
microSD card connector
two user buttons
UEXT connector to attach different sensors and modules
40 pin GPIO 0.1″ step connector with all resources of ESP32
5V power jack
three mount holes
...

best wishes
rudi

[rudi ;-)]

push:


BOM, Gerbers, Board Shema, and others on github
( click on the pic for shema as pdf at github )

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best wishes
rudi

[ESP_igrr]

Interesting design! I wonder how will sharing flash pins with the SD card work in software.

[rudi ;-)]

Interesting design! I wonder how will sharing flash pins with the SD card work in software.

get on this monday the board and will check this practical

best wishes
rudi

[rudi ;-)]

...I wonder how will sharing flash pins with the SD card work in software.

hi ivan

can we remapp / overlap the pins not?
why?
any suggestion?

cause i have more src ( ESP-IDF / arduino-esp32 ) used for the follow question,
i try only onetime to ask here again:

can you explain how we set GPIO16 as 50 MHz CLK for the phy?
in step with the register like Jeroen did with CAN ( and CAN was born )

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PIN_FUNC_SELECT(PERIPHS_IO_MUX_GPIO16_U, FUNC_GPIO16_EMAC_CLK_OUT)

"play with the register"
is not my hoped answer


best wishes
rudi

[ESP_igrr]

One possible way to have SD card on the same pins as SPI flash would be to put all SD card related functions into the IRAM, then disable flash cache each time we do SD request, then reenable flash cache again.
In practice this means placing most of the SD driver functions into IRAM. This may take quite a bit of IRAM. As a first approximation, you can try marking all functions inside sdmmc_host.c as IRAM_ATTR and then disable/enable cache in sdmmc_host_request.

Regarding the second question about Ethernet clock output, be sure that we saw your question, and we'll let you know as soon as we figure this out. IIRC, we may have to use the APLL to generate the 50MHz clock for the Ethernet.

[rudi ;-)]

hi ivan

thank you.
this are helpfull answeres where i allways look for.

thank you!

best wishes
rudi

[rudi ;-)]

hi ivan

ok, sdmmc_host.c, but think we have more function to put in IRAM ?
mount example:
https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/bl ... dmmc.c#L26

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rudi

edit: ok this is going on cleared at github

[rudi ;-)]

olimex updated ESP32-EVB to REV-B:
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append
- CAN
- Infrared transmitter and receiver
..
..
- on-board programming
- LCD2.8" on UEXT to come soon



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more infos

best wishes
rudi

[santanapablo1975]

Hi Rudi,

Hi All,

I already tested the ESP32 with a LAN Board from waveshare, the DP8348, and it works very good!

Now I would like to connect the ESP32 direct to my PC via the Ethernet interface, but I am not sure if it is possible at the moment.

I am asking becasue what I see now is all related to Wifi, example the DHCP stop does not work for ethernet ..

Thanks for any advice..

Regards

Juan