Hi Daniel boot print is disable because there is an overhead when it is enabled, Sometimes messages just confuse some users. The boot messages are a hangover of the development code, to test that everything works etc whislt the firmware was built. That is the case will all the debug code..... config,h allows you to set what you want. Its part of the user configuration deciding what the controller should do. I had to choose 1 of 3 and it was "station". The user configuration steps are to specify what...
Hi Hans On a closer look at the littlefs upload, it writes something about PSRAM 8MB. Is this correct? Later there is something about 16MB again. The ESPs are engraved with N16R8. No, that looks fine I would like to see the output of the compiler (in the output window of Arduino IDE) when the verify command is used, I attach my own for a comparison. I attach my own littleFS uploader output, again for comparision. But it looks fine I see you are on a Linux machine. There is not anything that stands...
What firmware and version are you using? Should be controller_v342 In controllerconfig.h #define DHTXX 1 //#define HTU21DXX 2 #ifdef DHTXX // do not change this line // Specify the DHTxx sensor here, ONLY ONE can be defined #define MYSENSOR DHT11 //#define MYSENSOR DHT21 //#define MYSENSOR DHT22 //#define MYSENSOR DHT33 #endif Also, in the firmware zip file myDCP3-Firmware-342.zip look in the Tests folder, there is a test program for DHT, is in folder TestDHT In line 22, change to #define MYSENSOR...
It can take 15m-20m to get a Date/Time fix. There are a lot of GPS messages. Only two of them can provide date/time. And those are not available at the same frequency rate as others like Latitude Longitude, For me, when I set these up, I have the controller sitting outsise to do this. Its getting info from satellites passing overhead, Date time NMEA messages need around 5 satellites which again, once you get these number of satellites things start happening. As a last resort you can use the NEO application...
Hi Franck Wow, very cool. Its your decision to share your files. Just upload them in a post. Regards Robert
Hi My mistake, Apologies I had not included the library files. Is now attached Robert
Hi Firmware version 323 file config.h lin 231 onwards // ------------------------------------------------------- // INFRA-RED REMOTE CONTROLLER // If not using Infra-red remote, go to TMC2209 // ------------------------------------------------------- // To enable the Infrared remote, uncomment next line //#define ENABLE_IRREMOTE so I am not sure why you think it does not support IR Remote? The current PDF covers this starting page 47. In terms of Local, yes, it is what Windows does. You did not mention...
Hi Uploaded v23 of UserGuide Part2 https://sourceforge.net/projects/myfp2esp32-s3-focus-controller/files/documents/ESP32S3UserGuidePart2_23.pdf/download Added video links for Remote Observatory chapter Robert