Can I use it as IP cam with web server (interface) assigned to the IP??

Do you know (approximately) when V1.1 will be released?

I would like to use this board with PlatformIO. However, the supported board only has 4MB of ROM. I would like to know if I can use it with PlatformIO, and if so, if the board can use more than 4MB of ROM.

But can I read from the same A2 on the Firebeetle 2 ESP32-S3?

Is there any way to shut off the blinking red battery charge light? I would love to control it in software. I've been working with this thing on my desk for the last few hours, and every time it flips over, it blinds me again. I don't want to remove it physically, but... I might.

I would love to use this board with ESPHome, but I'm having a terrible time getting the esp32_camera component to work with it. The issue is that I can't get the AXP313A to turn the camera on, even with some creative use of a lambda in the on_boot.

Here's what I've tried, and you can see what I've tried to get at, and maybe where I've gone wrong.


# not a complete config, just the interesting bits:

esphome:
name: 3dprinterspy
friendly_name: 3dPrinterSpy
on_boot:
priority: -99
then:
- lambda: |-
auto write_byte = [&](uint8_t reg, uint8_t data) {
uint8_t buffer[2] = {reg, data};
auto &i2c = id(bus_a);
i2c->write(0x36, buffer, 2);
};
// use of OV2640 camera requires these voltages:
uint8_t ALDOData = 7; // 1.2v
uint8_t DLDOData = 23; // 2.8v
// execute the power plan:
write_byte(0x10, 0x19); // enable power
delay(10);
write_byte(0x16, ALDOData); // set DVDD voltage
delay(10);
write_byte(0x17, DLDOData); // set AVDD & DOVDD voltage
delay(1000);

# important detail:
# I have a jumper wire running from pin 43 to pin 1 and pin 44 to pin 2
# because since esp32_camera can't use i2c_bus to share with others
# and ESPHome won't let me reuse pins in two places... (I was really trying...)
i2c:
id: bus_a
sda: 43
scl: 44
scan: True
setup_priority: -100

esp32_camera:
setup_priority: -50
name: Camera
internal: False
data_pins: [39, 40, 41, 4, 7, 8, 46, 48]
vsync_pin: 6
href_pin: 42
pixel_clock_pin: 5
external_clock:
pin: 45
frequency: 20MHz
i2c_pins:
sda: 1
scl: 2
test_pattern: False
jpeg_quality: 10


No matter what I do, I always end up with the "ESP_ERR_NOT_FOUND" error.


[18:11:25][C][esp32_camera:048]: ESP32 Camera:
[18:11:25][C][esp32_camera:049]: Name: Camera
[18:11:25][C][esp32_camera:050]: Internal: NO
[18:11:25][C][esp32_camera:052]: Data Pins: D0:39 D1:40 D2:41 D3:4 D4:7 D5:8 D6:46 D7:48
[18:11:25][C][esp32_camera:053]: VSYNC Pin: 6
[18:11:25][C][esp32_camera:054]: HREF Pin: 42
[18:11:25][C][esp32_camera:055]: Pixel Clock Pin: 5
[18:11:25][C][esp32_camera:056]: External Clock: Pin:45 Frequency:20000000
[18:11:25][C][esp32_camera:060]: I2C Pins: SDA:1 SCL:2
[18:11:25][C][esp32_camera:062]: Reset Pin: -1
[18:11:25][E][esp32_camera:123]: Setup Failed: ESP_ERR_NOT_FOUND


We got PH2.0 battery interface.
And there is battery solder pad under the PH2.0.

What is the mounting hole size on the board? Not listed in Docs.

Hi Team,

I have tried to use the web cam example from the library, but it's showing this in the serial monitor. I have tried with different partition schemes.

https://uploads.disquscdn.c... .

Then I found this one example project(https://community.dfrobot.c..., but this also returns this message in the serial monitor. Any ideas?

https://uploads.disquscdn.c...

Regards,
Pradeep S.

I bought a few boards, I thought they provide the source code for web server camera. But they don't. Quite upset!

It's an esp32. You can do anything you wish with this thing. The sky is the limit!

**, you just added this while I was searching for something better than your previous one. This looks awesome!
P.s. zooming pics on the "(Wi-Fi & Bluetooth on Board)" doesn't work. Btw, what is that?