Hello everybody.
As i wrote in another topic, i have a problem, that my ESP32 doesn´t restart properly sometimes.
When i do esp.restart() it doesn´t help, but when i take away the current for a short time, the ESP32 starts again. So i want to implement something like that in my Software ("Hard Restart"). Does anybody know how to do that?
Another problem is, that if my Software doesn´t start, it wouldn´t be able to do that "Hard Restart" either, if it´s part of the software:/
So I´m pretty pointless at this moment. I appreciate every adive/idea. As i mentioned in the other post I´m a beginner so please don´t get triggered to badly:).
Many thanks.
Restart the ESP32
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Re: Restart the ESP32
Make sure your power supply is good. A power supply that drops the voltage a little too low will cause all kinds of problems. If you are using the computer's usb port for power, that might be the problem. If the ramp-up from 0V to 5V on the supply is too slow, I think you'll have boot failures too.
Craige
Re: Restart the ESP32
Hello Craige,
in my case the ramp up from 0-5V can be pretty slow. Is there a way how i can tell the ESP32 that it should only start when the voltage is like 10V or something. I could create a switch case in my Software, but therefore the program must start which isn´t always the case.
in my case the ramp up from 0-5V can be pretty slow. Is there a way how i can tell the ESP32 that it should only start when the voltage is like 10V or something. I could create a switch case in my Software, but therefore the program must start which isn´t always the case.
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Re: Restart the ESP32
I am not a hardware expert. I think this might have some good ideas about power-on reset circuits.
https://www.maximintegrated.com/en/desi ... /3227.html
https://www.maximintegrated.com/en/desi ... /3227.html
Craige
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Re: Restart the ESP32
https://www.espressif.com/sites/default ... eet_en.pdf near page 20 has power-on-reset info.
Craige
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