I’ve tried many methods but still can’t get the motor working properly. Does anyone else have relevant experience? Here’s the serial port log that keeps cycling continuously. Whether I plug in the motor or not, it just keeps looping endlessly.
The log indicates your ESP32 is crashing and restarting.
It’s usually related to wrong cabling as in it shorting for some reason, bad hardware code or the ESP just being bad in some other way.
Maybe an ESP exception decoder can help give you more info.
SSR1PCB recommended by Tempest and believe it’s validated. However, I’ve been unable to get it running successfully. I want to know if others have encountered this issue and how they resolved it.
What firmware do you have deployed?
The SSR1PCB is compatible with the ESP32-WROOM-32E modules, sometimes listed as devkit-v1.
Both the firmware on the Millibyte Github and TCodeESP32 support the SSR1PCB.
Though you should follow the complete SSR1 assembly instructions as the board isn’t designed to control an unmounted motor.
A crash loop is likely due to insufficient power, incorrect firmware version, or conductive debris contaminating the board (clean with a nonconductive cloth or brush).
Hi @see, I had difficulties getting this to work with my setup. I do have it working, but the motor gets extremely hot. Where are you with it now? I used TCode_ESP32_Release_v0.451b-esp32doit-devkit-v1-bldc— I configured it for Wi-Fi, went in through the web page, and configured what I needed for the PCB. I use MFP with SLR streaming and a serial connection to my PC.