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<video type="youtube">VylUOAgu9to</video>
  
 
== Features ==
 
== Features ==
  
 
* [[ESP32]] Module
 
* [[ESP32]] Module
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** 18 Analog-to-Digital Converter (ADC) channels
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** UART interface
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** 10 Capacitive sensing GPIOs
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** Keyboard/Mouse interface
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** 3 UART interfaces
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** Drives VGA video
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** 3 SPI interfaces
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** Runs FabGL ANSI/VT [http://www.fabglib.org/special_term_escapes.html Terminal firmware]
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** 2 I2C interfaces
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* "Typical" Serial Terminal Connectors
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** 16 PWM output channels
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** Connectors down long side of the card
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** 2 Digital-to-Analog Converters (DAC)
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** VGA
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** 2 I2S interfaces
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** PS-2 keyboard
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* 6-bit VGA color
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** PS-2 mouse
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** 2:2:2 R:G:B
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** Audio jack
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* PS-2 DIN keyboard connector
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** DE-9 Serial
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** 5V keyboard
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** 5V DC on USB-B
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** 3.3V to 5V level shifters
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* "Special" connectors
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*** Better than 5V keyboard with series resistors
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** Connectors down the short side
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** 10K pull-ups on both sides
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** Use with cards like [[SIMPLE-68008]] which have FTDI connections
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* FTDI connectors
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** FTDI connector - 6-pin
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* 5V DC Jack
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** 5V connector
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* 95x95mm form factor
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* Programmable LED on P14
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* 6-32 mounting holes
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* 145x95mm size
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** 135x85mm hole mounting spacing
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** Can mount between [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C5C346GW?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 150x100mm (4"x6") clear acrylic sheets]
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* (4) 4-40 mounting holes
  
 
=== ESP-32 Module ===
 
=== ESP-32 Module ===
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[[File:ESP32_MODULE-720PX.jpg]]
 
[[File:ESP32_MODULE-720PX.jpg]]
  
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=== ESP-32 Module Pinout ===
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==== ESP-32 Module Pinout ====
  
 
[[File:ESP32-Pinout.jpg]]
 
[[File:ESP32-Pinout.jpg]]
  
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=== "Chip" on the module ===
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==== "Chip" on the module ====
  
 
[[File:esp32-pinout-chip-ESP-WROOM-32.png]]
 
[[File:esp32-pinout-chip-ESP-WROOM-32.png]]
  
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==== ESP32 Pin Usage - Revs 2, 3 ====
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==== ESP32 Pin Usage ====
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* [https://github.com/fdivitto/FabGL/blob/master/fabgl%20GPIOs%20assignment.txt GPIO Pin Assignment]
  
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[[File:ESP-32_VGA_Pinout_Rev2.PNG]]
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[[File:ESP-32_TERM_Pinout_Rev1.PNG]]
  
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=== Module Features ===
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==== Module Features ====
  
 
* Architecture: Xtensa Dual-Core 32-bit LX6
 
* Architecture: Xtensa Dual-Core 32-bit LX6
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* RMT: 8 channels allowing accurate pulse transmit/receive
 
* RMT: 8 channels allowing accurate pulse transmit/receive
 
*  Programming: using BootROM bootloader from UART - due to external FlashROM and always-available BootROM bootloader, the ESP32 is not brickable
 
*  Programming: using BootROM bootloader from UART - due to external FlashROM and always-available BootROM bootloader, the ESP32 is not brickable
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== Video DAC LTSpice Simulation ==
 
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* [https://github.com/land-boards/lb-boards/tree/master/ESP32/ESP32-VGA/Docs/Simulation Video DAC Simulation files]
 
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* Video is 2:2:2 - R:G:B
 
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=== Summing Video Resistor DAC ===
 
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* Best values (1%)
 
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** 422, 845
 
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** 470, 820 are close/standard values
 
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* 0.7V into 75 Ohm VGA load
 
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* 3.3V drive
 
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* ESP32 has [https://www.esp32.com/viewtopic.php?t=5840 40 mA drive]
 
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** Uses 8 mA (max)
 
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* Output in 4 equal voltage steps
 
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[[File:VGA_Sim_2R_Voltage.PNG]]
 
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== Headers ==
 
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=== H1 - FTDI Power in/out ===
 
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* '''Don't install jumper if an external FTDI interface is used'''
 
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** Useful to power external [[DTE]] or [[DCE]] RS-232 card
 
  
 
== Connectors ==
 
== Connectors ==
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* DB-15HD connector
 
* DB-15HD connector
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* 64-colors (2:2:2)
 
* ESP32 pins
 
* ESP32 pins
  
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   B1    => GPIO4
 
   B1    => GPIO4
 
</pre>
 
</pre>
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[[FILE:ESP-32_TERM_P1_VGA_Rev1.PNG]]
  
 
==== VGA - Resistor Selection ====
 
==== VGA - Resistor Selection ====
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[[File:VGA_Sim_2R_Current.PNG]]
 
[[File:VGA_Sim_2R_Current.PNG]]
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==== Video DAC LTSpice Simulation ====
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* [https://github.com/land-boards/lb-boards/tree/master/ESP32/ESP32-VGA/Docs/Simulation Video DAC Simulation files]
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* Video is 2:2:2 - R:G:B
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==== Summing Video Resistor DAC ====
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 +
* Best values (1%)
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** 422, 845
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** 470, 820 are close/standard values
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* 0.7V into 75 Ohm VGA load
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* 3.3V drive
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* ESP32 has [https://www.esp32.com/viewtopic.php?t=5840 40 mA drive]
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** Uses 8 mA (max)
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* Output in 4 equal voltage steps
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[[File:VGA_Sim_2R_Voltage.PNG]]
  
 
=== P2 - PS/2 Keyboard ===
 
=== P2 - PS/2 Keyboard ===
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[[FILE:ESP-32_TERM_P2_P3_Rev1.PNG]]
  
 
* Purple DIN 6 connector
 
* Purple DIN 6 connector
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* 5V power to the keyboard
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* Shift 3.3V levels of the ESP32 to 5V of the keyboard/mouse
 
* ESP32 pins
 
* ESP32 pins
  
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</pre>
 
</pre>
  
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=== P3 - Audio Out ===
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=== P3 - PS/2 Mouse ===
  
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* Wired on both pins of stereo 3.5mm Jack
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* Green DIN 6 connector
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* 5V power to the keyboard
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* ESP32 pins
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 +
<pre>
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  MSEDAT  => GPIO27
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  MSECLK  => GPIO26
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</pre>
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=== P4 - Audio Out ===
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[[FILE:ESP-32_TERM_P4_Rev1.PNG]]
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 +
* Mono output wired on both pins (ring/tip) of stereo 3.5mm Jack
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* Line level outputs
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** Requirs amplification
 
* ESP32 pins
 
* ESP32 pins
  
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</pre>
 
</pre>
  
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=== J1 - 5V Power ===
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=== P5 - RS-232 ===
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[[FILE:ESP-32_TERM_P5_Rev1.PNG]]
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 +
* On-board TTL to RS-232 converter
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** Swings +/- 10V
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* DB-9 Female
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* DCE wiring
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 +
==== DCE - RS-232 Connections ====
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 +
* This card has a DCE connector
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** The DCE (peripheral) has the female DB-9 connector
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* The DTE (Host CPU) has the male DB-9 connector
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 +
[[File:DTE_DCE.png]]
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 +
* ESP-32 pins
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 +
<pre>
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  RX2    => GPIO34
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  TX2    => GPIO2
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  RTS    => GPIO13
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  CTS    => GPIO35
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</pre>
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 +
=== P6 - 5V Power (USB) ===
 +
 
 +
[[FILE:ESP-32_TERM_P6_J1_Rev1.PNG]]
  
 
* USB-B connector
 
* USB-B connector
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* Power only
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* Power only (no data)
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* Power can be sent out on J1 to external Processor card (like [[SIMPLE-68008]] card)
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 +
=== J1 - 5V Power Header ===
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[[FILE:ESP-32_TERM_P6_J1_Rev1.PNG]]
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* 2z3 right angle header
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* Can be used for power in or out of the card
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** Only one power source can be used with the card
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=== J2 - FTDI Power in/out Header ===
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[[FILE:ESP-32_TERM_j2_j3_Rev1.PNG]]
  
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=== J2 - FTDI #2 ===
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* 1x2 right angle header
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* '''Don't install jumper if an external FTDI interface with 5V power out is used'''
  
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=== J3 - FTDI Header ===
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[[FILE:ESP-32_TERM_j2_j3_Rev1.PNG]]
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* 1x6 right angle header
 
* Most recent (2020-02) ANSI terminal uses pin 34 for Rx
 
* Most recent (2020-02) ANSI terminal uses pin 34 for Rx
 
* Pinout
 
* Pinout
  
 
# GND
 
# GND
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# RTS (Not used)
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# RTS (from ESP32)
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# 5V (Power in if H1 is configured
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# 5V (Power in if J2 is installed)
 
# RX (to ESP32)
 
# RX (to ESP32)
 
# TX (from ESP32)
 
# TX (from ESP32)
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# CTS (Not used)
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# CTS (to ESP32)
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* ESP32 pins
  
 
<pre>
 
<pre>
 
   RX2    => GPIO34
 
   RX2    => GPIO34
 
   TX2    => GPIO2
 
   TX2    => GPIO2
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  RTS    => GPIO13
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  CTS    => I35
 
</pre>
 
</pre>
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==== Connections to SIMPLE-68008 Card ====
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* 1:1 connection to [[SIMPLE-68008|SIMPLE-68008 Card]]
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{| class="wikitable"
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! ESP32-TERM
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!
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!
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! SIMPLE-68008
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!
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|-
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| Pin
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| Signal
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|
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| Pin
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| Signal
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|-
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| 1
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| GND
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| 1
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| GND
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|-
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| 2
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| RTS (out)
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| 2
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| CTS (in)
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|-
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| 3
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| +5V
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|
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| 3
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| +5V
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|-
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| 4
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| RX (in)
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|
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| 4
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| TX (out)
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|-
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| 5
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| TX (out)
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|
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| 5
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| RX (in)
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|-
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| 6
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| CTS (in)
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|
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| 6
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| RTS (out)
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|-
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|}
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==== Connect to FTDI card ====
 
==== Connect to FTDI card ====
  
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* Set FTDI jumper to 3.3V (image below shows jumper set to 5V which is wrong)
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* Set FTDI jumper to 5V (image below shows jumper set to 5V)
  
 
[[File:FTDI_rot.jpg]]
 
[[File:FTDI_rot.jpg]]
  
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=== J3 - 5V ===
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=== J4 - Serial Source Selection Header ===
  
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* 2x4 5V/GND header
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[[FILE:ESP-32_TERM_J4_Rev1.PNG]]
  
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=== J4 - SD Card ===
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* 2x3 header
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* Select either RS-232 connector or FTDI connector
 +
* Silkscreen shows the appropriate side
 +
** Both left for TTL level signals (via FTDI connection)
 +
** Both right for RS-232 level signals
  
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* Brought to SD Card
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== Software ==
 +
 
 +
* FabGL ANSI Terminal
 +
** Using '''ANSI/VT Terminal for the ESP32''' application
 +
* Programmed using Arduino IDE
 +
 
 +
==== FabGL Libraries ====
  
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<pre>
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* [http://www.fabglib.org FabGL] - ESP32 Display Controller and Graphics Library
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  MOSI  => GPIO17
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* [https://github.com/fdivitto/fabgl FabGL Github repo]
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  MISO  => GPIO16
 
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  CLK  => GPIO14
 
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  CS    => GPIO13
 
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</pre>
 
  
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== FabGL GPIOs assignment summary - fabgl dev board rev2  ==
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=== FabGL GPIOs assignment ===
  
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[https://github.com/fdivitto/FabGL/blob/master/fabgl%20GPIOs%20assignment.txt From here]
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* [https://github.com/fdivitto/FabGL/blob/master/fabgl%20GPIOs%20assignment.txt From here]
  
 
<pre>
 
<pre>
 
   VGA
 
   VGA
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     HSync => 23
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     HSync => IO23
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     VSync => 15
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     VSync => IO15
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     R0    => 21
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     R0    => IO21
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     R1    => 22
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     R1    => IO22
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     G0    => 18
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     G0    => IO18
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     G1    => 19
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     G1    => IO19
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     B0    => 4
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     B0    => IO4
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     B1    => 5
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     B1    => IO5
  
 
   Audio
 
   Audio
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     AUD  => 25
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     AUD  => IO25
  
 
   PS/2 - Keyboard
 
   PS/2 - Keyboard
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     DAT  => 32
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     DAT  => IO32
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     CLK  => 33
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     CLK  => IO33
  
 
   PS/2 - Mouse (Not used)
 
   PS/2 - Mouse (Not used)
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     DAT  => 27
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     DAT  => IO27
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     CLK  => 26
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     CLK  => IO26
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  SDCard - HSPI
 
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    MOSI  => 17 (12 on TTGO/WROVER)
 
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    MISO  => 16 (2 on TTGO, 35 WROVER)
 
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    CLK  => 14
 
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    CS    => 13
 
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  UART - UART1 (USB - not used)
 
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    RX    => 3
 
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    TX    => 1
 
  
 
   UART - UART2
 
   UART - UART2
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     RX    => 34
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     RX    => IO34
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     TX    => 2  (not usable on TTGO/WROVER with SDCard active)
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     TX    => IO2
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    RTS  => IO13
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    CTS  => I35
 
</pre>
 
</pre>
  
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== Software ==
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=== FabGL Arduino library ===
  
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=== FabGL ===
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* Using FabGL library v1.0.9
  
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* Display Controller features/applications
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[[File:FabGL_Library.PNG]]
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** VGA
 
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** SSD1306
 
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** PS/2 Mouse and Keyboard Controller
 
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** Graphics Library
 
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**  Sound Engine
 
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** Game Engine
 
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** '''ANSI/VT Terminal for the ESP32'''
 
  
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==== FabGL Libraries ====
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<video type="youtube">8OTaPQlSTas</video>
  
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* [http://www.fabglib.org FabGL] - ESP32 Display Controller and Graphics Library
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=== Using Latest FabGL builds (not necessary to run the ANSITerminal) ===
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* [https://github.com/fdivitto/fabgl FabGL Github repo]
 
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* [https://hackaday.com/2020/08/20/esp32-altair-emulator-gets-split-personality/ ESP32 ALTAIR EMULATOR GETS SPLIT PERSONALITY] - Hackaday page
 
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** [https://github.com/wd5gnr/FabGL FabGL derived build]
 
  
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<video type="youtube">pyoiQKK-eh0</video>
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*  Fabrizio does a nice job of keeping his Arduino libraries up to date but if you want a bleeding edge experience, you can download [https://github.com/fdivitto/fabgl his code from GitHub]. Note, he's in active development so things often change.
  
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Here's how I did it
  
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* Install drivers via Arduino from the Library Manager
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** These are not necessarily the latest files
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* Move the FabGL from the Arduino libraries file folder to the desktop
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* Copy the FabGL from the GitHub download to the Arduino files folder (where you removed the other folder)
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** Examples will now be the latest.
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* Compile/download/test the new files. You know it works if you now get sound from Space Invaders.
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* Save as where you would normally save your Arduino sketches.
  
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==== FabGL Arduino library ====
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=== Arduino Programming ===
  
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Installing the released library
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* [https://randomnerdtutorials.com/installing-the-esp32-board-in-arduino-ide-windows-instructions/ Installing the ESP32 Board in Arduino IDE (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux)]
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* Select the board : '''DOIT ESP32 DEVKIT V1'''
  
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[[File:FabGL_Library.PNG]]
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[[file:FabGL_BoardMgr.PNG]]
  
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==== Using Latest FabGL builds ====
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* Select the application
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** File, examples, FabGL, examples, VGA, AnsiTerminal
  
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*  Fabrizio does a nice job of keeping his Arduino libraries up to date but if you want a bleeding edge experience, you can download [https://github.com/fdivitto/fabgl his code from GitHub]. Note, he's in active development so things often change.
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[[file:FabGL_ANSITerminal.PNG]]
  
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Here's how I did it
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* You may have to '''remove the module from the card to program it'''
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** Pins on the card collide with download
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# Install drivers via Arduino from the Library Manager. These are not the latest files. Space Invaders should run but not have sound (as of now because it's the older version).
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* If you try to upload a new sketch to your ESP32 and you get this error message “A fatal error occurred: Failed to connect to ESP32: Timed out… Connecting…“. It means that your ESP32 is not in flashing/uploading mode
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# Move the FabGL from the Arduino libraries file folder to the desktop.
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** You will need to press the boot button on the ESP32 module and release it after the Connecting message appears in the IDE
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# Copy the FabGL from the GitHub download to the Arduino files folder (where you removed the other folder).
 
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# Examples will now be the latest.
 
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# Compile/download/test the new files. You know it works if you now get sound from Space Invaders.
 
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# Save as where you would normally save your Arduino sketches.
 
  
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=== Arduino Programming ===
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[[file:WROOM_Module_BootButton.jpg]]
  
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* [https://randomnerdtutorials.com/installing-the-esp32-board-in-arduino-ide-windows-instructions/ Installing the ESP32 Board in Arduino IDE (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux)]
 
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* Board : "DOIT ESP32 DEVKIT V1"
 
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** Used Board : ESP32 Dev Module with Tools > Partition Scheme > Huge APP option to run VIC-20 (2022-09)
 
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* DOIT module does not have PSRAM
 
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** Can't run PC Emulator without PSRAM
 
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* If you try to upload a new sketch to your ESP32 and you get this error message “A fatal error occurred: Failed to connect to ESP32: Timed out… Connecting…“. It means that your ESP32 is not in flashing/uploading mode.
 
 
* Press the “Upload” button in the Arduino IDE to upload your sketch
 
* Press the “Upload” button in the Arduino IDE to upload your sketch
 
* After you see the  “Connecting….” message in your Arduino IDE, release the finger from the “BOOT” button:
 
* After you see the  “Connecting….” message in your Arduino IDE, release the finger from the “BOOT” button:
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[[File:Ardino_ESP32.png]]
 
[[File:Ardino_ESP32.png]]
  
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=== MicroPython ===
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=== Other Builds ===
 +
 
 +
* FabGL Serial Terminal - TTL and RS232
 +
** Designed and built by FabGL author
 +
** [https://www.tindie.com/products/fabgl/fabgl-serial-terminal-ttl-and-rs232/ For sale on Tindie]
 +
 
 +
* [https://hackaday.com/2020/08/20/esp32-altair-emulator-gets-split-personality/ ESP32 ALTAIR EMULATOR GETS SPLIT PERSONALITY] - Hackaday page
 +
** [https://github.com/wd5gnr/FabGL FabGL derived build]
 +
 
 +
<video type="youtube">Ww_pH_ZOLqU</video>
 +
 
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<video type="youtube">LOhmlOyUw4w</video>
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<video type="youtube">pyoiQKK-eh0</video>
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 +
== Checkout ==
  
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* [https://micropython.org MicroPython Homepage]
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=== Rev 1 ===
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** [http://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/esp32/quickref.html Quick reference for the ESP32]
 
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** [http://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/esp32/general.html General information about the ESP32 port]
 
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** [http://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/esp32/tutorial/intro.html Getting started with MicroPython on the ESP32]
 
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* [https://github.com/land-boards/lb-Python-Code/tree/master/MicroPython/ESP32 GitHub repo] (MicroPython)
 
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** [https://github.com/land-boards/lb-Python-Code/tree/master/MicroPython/ESP32/examples Examples] (MicroPython)
 
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** [https://github.com/land-boards/lb-Python-Code/tree/master/MicroPython/ESP32/libraries Libraries] (MicroPython)
 
  
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=== ESP-IDF ===
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* Check 5V power/ground short at J1
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* Loopback Tx>Rx ant RTS > CTS
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* Power up board via USB-B P6
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* Lights will illuminate on ESP module
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* Set baud rate (38,400)
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* Enable RTS/CTS
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* Type on keyboard, loops back
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* Card works
  
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* [https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/index.html ESP-IDF Programming Guide]
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== Mechanicals ==
  
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=== Operating Systems ===
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[[file:ESP32-TERM_CAD_REV1_bw.PNG]]
  
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* [https://www.freertos.org FreeRTOS]
 
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* [https://docs.zerynth.com/latest/official/board.zerynth.doit_esp32/docs/index.html ESP32 DevKit v1]
 
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* [https://github.com/Nicholas3388/LuaNode LuaNode]
 
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* [https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/issues/544 ESP32 DEVKITV1 module schematics] (also helpful discussion)
 
 
== Assembly Sheet ==
 
== Assembly Sheet ==
  
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* [https://land-boards.com/ESP32-TERM/ESP32-TERM_Rev2_ibom.html ESP32-VGA Interactive BOM]
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* [https://land-boards.com/ESP32-TERM/ESP32-TERM_Rev1_ibom.html ESP32-VGA Interactive BOM]

Latest revision as of 11:28, 4 September 2024

ESP32-TERM P0648-800px.jpg

Features

  • ESP32 Module
    • UART interface
    • Keyboard/Mouse interface
    • Drives VGA video
    • Runs FabGL ANSI/VT Terminal firmware
  • "Typical" Serial Terminal Connectors
    • Connectors down long side of the card
    • VGA
    • PS-2 keyboard
    • PS-2 mouse
    • Audio jack
    • DE-9 Serial
    • 5V DC on USB-B
  • "Special" connectors
    • Connectors down the short side
    • Use with cards like SIMPLE-68008 which have FTDI connections
    • FTDI connector - 6-pin
    • 5V connector
  • Programmable LED on P14
  • 145x95mm size
  • (4) 4-40 mounting holes

ESP-32 Module

ESP32 MODULE-720PX.jpg

ESP-32 Module Pinout

ESP32-Pinout.jpg

"Chip" on the module

Esp32-pinout-chip-ESP-WROOM-32.png

ESP32 Pin Usage

ESP-32 TERM Pinout Rev1.PNG

Module Features

  • Architecture: Xtensa Dual-Core 32-bit LX6
  • CPU frequency: up to 240MHz
  • Total RAM available: 528KB (part of it reserved for system)
  • BootROM: 448KB
  • Internal FlashROM: none
  • External FlashROM: code and data, via SPI Flash; usual size 4MB
  • GPIO: 34 (GPIOs are multiplexed with other functions, including external FlashROM, UART, etc.)
  • UART: 3 RX/TX UART (no hardware handshaking), one TX-only UART
  • SPI: 4 SPI interfaces (one used for FlashROM)
  • I2C: 2 I2C (bitbang implementation available on any pins)
  • I2S: 2
  • ADC: 12-bit SAR ADC up to 18 channels
  • DAC: 2 8-bit DACs
  • RMT: 8 channels allowing accurate pulse transmit/receive
  • Programming: using BootROM bootloader from UART - due to external FlashROM and always-available BootROM bootloader, the ESP32 is not brickable

Connectors

P1 - VGA

  • DB-15HD connector
  • 64-colors (2:2:2)
  • ESP32 pins
  HSync => GPIO23
  VSync => GPIO15
  R0    => GPIO22
  R1    => GPIO21
  G0    => GPIO19
  G1    => GPIO18
  B0    => GPIO5
  B1    => GPIO4

ESP-32 TERM P1 VGA Rev1.PNG

VGA - Resistor Selection

  • ESP32 has a 3.3V driver which can drive more than 10 mA
  • Ideal case drive current
    • 0.7V (full scale VGA level) into 75 Ohms = 9.33 mA
    • 2/3 of the current or 6.16 mA comes from the lower value resistor (digital most significant bit)
    • 1/3 of the current or 3.08 mA comes from the higher value resistor (digital least significant bit)
  • R-2R values
  • Voltage steps are:

VGA Sim 2R Voltage.PNG

  • Current steps are:

VGA Sim 2R Current.PNG

Video DAC LTSpice Simulation

Summing Video Resistor DAC

  • Best values (1%)
    • 422, 845
    • 470, 820 are close/standard values
  • 0.7V into 75 Ohm VGA load
  • 3.3V drive
  • ESP32 has 40 mA drive
    • Uses 8 mA (max)
  • Output in 4 equal voltage steps

VGA Sim 2R Voltage.PNG

P2 - PS/2 Keyboard

ESP-32 TERM P2 P3 Rev1.PNG

  • Purple DIN 6 connector
  • 5V power to the keyboard
  • Shift 3.3V levels of the ESP32 to 5V of the keyboard/mouse
  • ESP32 pins
  KBDAT   => GPIO32
  KBCLK   => GPIO33

P3 - PS/2 Mouse

  • Green DIN 6 connector
  • 5V power to the keyboard
  • ESP32 pins
  MSEDAT   => GPIO27
  MSECLK   => GPIO26

P4 - Audio Out

ESP-32 TERM P4 Rev1.PNG

  • Mono output wired on both pins (ring/tip) of stereo 3.5mm Jack
  • Line level outputs
    • Requirs amplification
  • ESP32 pins
  AUD   => GPIO25

P5 - RS-232

ESP-32 TERM P5 Rev1.PNG

  • On-board TTL to RS-232 converter
    • Swings +/- 10V
  • DB-9 Female
  • DCE wiring

DCE - RS-232 Connections

  • This card has a DCE connector
    • The DCE (peripheral) has the female DB-9 connector
  • The DTE (Host CPU) has the male DB-9 connector

DTE DCE.png

  • ESP-32 pins
  RX2    => GPIO34
  TX2    => GPIO2
  RTS    => GPIO13
  CTS    => GPIO35

P6 - 5V Power (USB)

ESP-32 TERM P6 J1 Rev1.PNG

  • USB-B connector
  • Power only (no data)
  • Power can be sent out on J1 to external Processor card (like SIMPLE-68008 card)

J1 - 5V Power Header

ESP-32 TERM P6 J1 Rev1.PNG

  • 2z3 right angle header
  • Can be used for power in or out of the card
    • Only one power source can be used with the card

J2 - FTDI Power in/out Header

ESP-32 TERM j2 j3 Rev1.PNG

  • 1x2 right angle header
  • Don't install jumper if an external FTDI interface with 5V power out is used

J3 - FTDI Header

ESP-32 TERM j2 j3 Rev1.PNG

  • 1x6 right angle header
  • Most recent (2020-02) ANSI terminal uses pin 34 for Rx
  • Pinout
  1. GND
  2. RTS (from ESP32)
  3. 5V (Power in if J2 is installed)
  4. RX (to ESP32)
  5. TX (from ESP32)
  6. CTS (to ESP32)
  • ESP32 pins
  RX2    => GPIO34
  TX2    => GPIO2
  RTS    => GPIO13
  CTS    => I35

Connections to SIMPLE-68008 Card

ESP32-TERM SIMPLE-68008
Pin Signal Pin Signal
1 GND 1 GND
2 RTS (out) 2 CTS (in)
3 +5V 3 +5V
4 RX (in) 4 TX (out)
5 TX (out) 5 RX (in)
6 CTS (in) 6 RTS (out)


Connect to FTDI card

  • Set FTDI jumper to 5V (image below shows jumper set to 5V)

FTDI rot.jpg

J4 - Serial Source Selection Header

ESP-32 TERM J4 Rev1.PNG

  • 2x3 header
  • Select either RS-232 connector or FTDI connector
  • Silkscreen shows the appropriate side
    • Both left for TTL level signals (via FTDI connection)
    • Both right for RS-232 level signals

Software

  • FabGL ANSI Terminal
    • Using ANSI/VT Terminal for the ESP32 application
  • Programmed using Arduino IDE

FabGL Libraries

FabGL GPIOs assignment

  VGA
    HSync => IO23
    VSync => IO15
    R0    => IO21
    R1    => IO22
    G0    => IO18
    G1    => IO19
    B0    => IO4
    B1    => IO5

  Audio
    AUD   => IO25

  PS/2 - Keyboard
    DAT   => IO32
    CLK   => IO33

  PS/2 - Mouse (Not used)
    DAT   => IO27
    CLK   => IO26

  UART - UART2
    RX    => IO34
    TX    => IO2
    RTS   => IO13
    CTS   => I35

FabGL Arduino library

  • Using FabGL library v1.0.9

FabGL Library.PNG

Using Latest FabGL builds (not necessary to run the ANSITerminal)

  • Fabrizio does a nice job of keeping his Arduino libraries up to date but if you want a bleeding edge experience, you can download his code from GitHub. Note, he's in active development so things often change.

Here's how I did it

  • Install drivers via Arduino from the Library Manager
    • These are not necessarily the latest files
  • Move the FabGL from the Arduino libraries file folder to the desktop
  • Copy the FabGL from the GitHub download to the Arduino files folder (where you removed the other folder)
    • Examples will now be the latest.
  • Compile/download/test the new files. You know it works if you now get sound from Space Invaders.
  • Save as where you would normally save your Arduino sketches.

Arduino Programming

FabGL BoardMgr.PNG

  • Select the application
    • File, examples, FabGL, examples, VGA, AnsiTerminal

FabGL ANSITerminal.PNG

  • You may have to remove the module from the card to program it
    • Pins on the card collide with download
  • If you try to upload a new sketch to your ESP32 and you get this error message “A fatal error occurred: Failed to connect to ESP32: Timed out… Connecting…“. It means that your ESP32 is not in flashing/uploading mode
    • You will need to press the boot button on the ESP32 module and release it after the Connecting message appears in the IDE

WROOM Module BootButton.jpg

  • Press the “Upload” button in the Arduino IDE to upload your sketch
  • After you see the “Connecting….” message in your Arduino IDE, release the finger from the “BOOT” button:

Ardino ESP32.png

Other Builds

  • FabGL Serial Terminal - TTL and RS232

Checkout

Rev 1

  • Check 5V power/ground short at J1
  • Loopback Tx>Rx ant RTS > CTS
  • Power up board via USB-B P6
  • Lights will illuminate on ESP module
  • Set baud rate (38,400)
  • Enable RTS/CTS
  • Type on keyboard, loops back
  • Card works

Mechanicals

ESP32-TERM CAD REV1 bw.PNG

Assembly Sheet

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