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why can't you run the OLED and the NFC scanner together?

desoldering is not for you, noob, l2maintain your hot tweezers.

Thank YOU for providing the documentation that the devs didn't bother to include.

What about temperature? Did having the camera in continuous image streaming result in considerable heating? What about having it 24/7 streaming?

I have this exact model, trying to connect an OLED to it but no I2C Scanner is able to detect the OLED please help

That Atten looks exactly the same as the "RS PRO Soldering Station RS Stock No.: 202-4487" 😀

Yes the CC pins are Control Channels that are used to identify charging capabilities (fast charge, PD capability). Nothing to do with data speed AFAIK (could be wrong though)

I hate PlatformIO because unknown configurations. I'm using Arduino IDE 2

Thank you so much for this video. I have just bought three of these dev boards yesterday and I have been struggling to find how to get them to do anything. As you stated there is not a lot of information out there. I followed your code example and I managed to get the flashing rgb led as you show. Thanks for sharing.

Are there any that work with Katsu soldering station with 907 5 prong solder iron

It's good

Out of curiosity, how many of those testers can have their firmware updated?

You didn't get the polarizers for the lapsun goose lights that they sell on ali? Those polarizers are like 30 bucks more but way better than standard way this kit lights up. I use like 25% brightness on these gooseneck with the polarizers and it's like night and day. They just screw right in easily

I bought HANDSKIT T12... AWESOME, working well, smd components came out like joke. Recommendation for them.

Do you know if the hot tweezers will work with a Hakko base station?

Thank you. I thought that the fault was in the molded probe itself and that i was completely out of luck.

Thank you for your time and effort. I'd looked far and wide online for this information and pleased I found your tutorial. I've got the same board and very much a novice so this has been helpful, thanks again.

Nice fix I have the same scope yeah I quit using their probes right away when I first got the scope I ended up ordering two different probes from prob master Definitely not cheap but haven’t had any issues with their

Now I'm paranoid about my scope probes... Thanks

This is the only YT channel that presents a detailed demonstration of the built-in debugging capabilities of the ESP32-S3. Keep up the good work! 👍🏿

can u do an upadte on displaying a full black and red design on it? like i dont know some mountain image or some artsy stuff? i really want to see a real showcase, everyone showing this "price tag" graphics... no1 really shows full on capabilities ... how long takes to load a full screen image, how it shows etc... cause might be useful especially no battery to "freeze image" and by freezing how long will it sit until it goes back to black or white or whatever?

I purchased the LCR-P1 instrument, and I found a defect in the firmware, even in the latest version 1.0.6, that is, when inserting a diode or a LED, the position of the Anode and Cathode remains unchanged, that is, the instrument does not give the correct indication regarding the insertion of the component.

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My feelings are rather... so so. I dont think that scope is worth the money it is sold for. Absolutely not

Freq @39:30 is 1 Hz, cause on LCD it says 1000.00 mHz , i.e. mili Hz. AND YOUR CRO IS SHOWS WAVE THAT FLIPS AT APPROX 1Hz

Lapsun has done it with IMX385 and IMX678. I hate focusing so if you click zoom and just leave mouse over it scroll wheel will work for digital zoom. IMX678 works by default anywhere on the screen all the time. I would like to try IMX585 but crazy expensive and I don't see how it could be any better. I have camera hdmi going into obs computer then project obs to my working monitor. In this way I can have a gopro pointed at multimeter and see it on my working scope monitor all at the same time. you know what i mean. great video.

this is very helpful thank you

Nice selection of stuff!

Make sure to update firmware to begin with before you come to conclusion. These devices meant to just to tell you if the component is good or not. Not for accurate measurement.

Thank you. Unlike some other YT channel reviews, your conclusion is identical to mine. The tester costs twice as much as the older ones, is slower, less accurate, and full of bugs. As I am a tech living in a tech Mecca I have bags of surplus parts to test, so I can assure all of your viewers that speed is one of the most important specifications of a component tester. It's important to have a tester that can run its test just about as fast as you can make the connections. Sitting there testing 500 parts in 30 minutes is a whole lot better than spending an hour and a half at it. Thirty minutes I can stand. An hour and a half would drive me nuts.

Hi !!! This is really awesome!!!!! Thank you!!!!

brilliant Atten tool, thanks Atten

In your video, your made many testing with FNIRSI, with components that it cannot read as clearly specified in the manual...

thank you this video is so helpful ❤

My one has a dedicated macro lens attached to the standard thermal camera that improves a lot the thermal camera image quality. No complaints at all.

Can I ask where did you get the json file for yd esp32 s3?

Device Manager and Zadig shows 2 entries for the ESP32-C3FH4 : USB JTAG/Serial (Interface 0 Serial Device COM19) : Driver usbser (v10.0.19041.3636) USB JTAG/Serial debug unit (Interface 2) : Driver WINUSB (v10.0.19041.1) Yet when PlatformIO tries to debug, I get the error: Open On-Chip Debugger v0.11.0-esp32-20220706 (2022-07-06-15:48) Info : esp_usb_jtag: VID set to 0x303a and PID to 0x1001 Info : esp_usb_jtag: capabilities descriptor set to 0x2000 adapter speed: 40000 kHz Info : tcl server disabled Info : telnet server disabled Error: libusb_open() failed with LIBUSB_ERROR_NOT_FOUND Error: esp_usb_jtag: could not find or open device! Error: Unsupported xlen: -1 Error: Unknown target arch! .pioinit:11: Error in sourced command file: Remote communication error. Target disconnected.: No error. I tried downgrading to v6.1.7600.16385 but it still shows v10 when I unplug/restart/plug it back in! And PlatformIO/OpenOCD/Libusb still has issues downloading. Using powershell admin, I also tried Invoke-WebRequest 'dl.espressif.com/dl/idf-env/idf-env.exe' -OutFile .\idf-env.exe; .\idf-env.exe driver install --espressif

I want to use the Waveshare ESP32-S3 Zero for a 21-Band Audio Spectrum Analyzer project. For a long time the Si5351 and FastLED libraries were not compatible. I have it somewhat working on a ESP32-C3 SuperMini, but not on the S3 zero .. I keep getting a Core dump follow by a re-boot. I use 6 Analog inputs, SDA/SCL and reset & strobe and the LED output to the 420 RGB panel.

If i do a keyboard.printf("Some text") and open notepad the I get a weird result as if notepad isn't able to handle the keys fast enough. I see only 2 chars at a time. Can I do something about that? If i use the visual code editor, it is no problem.

Did you create a Bluetooth HID keyboard with this that works with windows 11? I ask because I tried using the BleKeyboard library that is already in platformIO and it works well with android devices but unfortunately not with windows 11. May be something in this library is not setup right for windows 11. I am trying to make a macro keyboard (foot pedal) to control the VLC video app for mt guitar lessons. I hope you can help me to get it working on my ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1-N16R8V. And if I can't get the bluetooth to work with Windows 11, i will have to the USB HID keyboard route may be you can help me with that too. Do you have minimal examples that sends some keystrokes for this board (USB and bluetooth)? I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks for this. It sure would be nice if this information was a bit easier to find. I've done all this before a long time ago, so all I really needed was to be reminded of the two debug lines for the .ini file, and I couldn't find them anywhere else. A couple of observations: 1. The Arduino IDE Sucks, but one thing it does have are lots of nice libraries. I've done debugging using the ESP-IDF plugin on Eclipse. Eclipse is a breeze, far more intuitive than PlatformIO and a much smoother experience, however you can't use the Arduino libraries with ESP-IDF ... which is a problem. PlatformIO is a bit of a pain to work with, however it's kind of the best of both worlds, since you can do (crude) debugging and you can also use the Arduino framework and all the nice libraries. 2. If I'm understanding correctly, the ESP32-S3 and C3 break out JTag on both the SPI and USB interface. SPI for ESP32-S3 is on GPIO 39,40,41 and 42 ... and USB is on GPIO 19 and 20. By comparison ... SPI for ESP32-C3 is on GPIO 02,03,07 and 10 ... and USB is on GPIO 18 and 19, also ... SPI for ESP32DOIT-DEVKIT-V1 is on GPIO 12,13,14 and 15, but it doesn't have a builtin debugger, so you'll need the ESP-PROG. Of course this information is not exactly easy or intuitive to find. Most S3 or C3 boards I've come across already have the JTag debugger broken out on the USB connector, so it's easiest to just use this.

I would use a regular iron to clean the pad then reflow it with leaded or low melt solder before using hot tweezers. Hakko products are expensive but in my opinion worth every cent I spent for them. Another trick to help with hot tweezers is to use a hot air station on a temp just below the melting point so it wont make solder melt but when you use the tweezers it pushes it over the melting point on the targeted component only with less effort. I have always found with soldering equipment you get what you pay for.

are there any schematics for usb C connectors, on the Downward Facing Port (DFP) on power supply side, should pin A5 CC1 have a resistance or not ?

I can clear up a bit of your confusion about the debugging. The ESP32 family doesn't run your code on "bare metal", instead it runs an RTOS (real time operating system) with your Arduino code running as a task inside the RTOS. When you were getting unexplained breakpoints at seemingly random spots what was actually going on was that you were stopping deep within the bowels of the RTOS (most of the time it was checking to see if a key had been pressed so that the "loop" task could be interrupted if appropriate).

not for me

Can you make a video to how can i take a photo and save it to the sd please

can those usb testers like usb doctor be used to check not only what voltage current available from a power supply usb C, but actually request it without a cascaded device connected ?

can i use it without antanna? i dont want to stream just transfer 1 picture

There are some errors when using for esp32doit-devkit-v1 board.