hey fasani,
could you explain why you used a 5.1k pull down on the JtAG only on CC1 and left CC2 open?
And also the resistor at CC1 is not connected in delivery state.
Is the JTAG interface tested?
I would like to implement the same. The ESP32-S3 should also be supplied with power by the JTAG ...
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- Wed Mar 08, 2023 6:13 am
- Forum: Hardware
- Topic: ESP32S3 PCB design with 2 USB-C
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- Wed Apr 15, 2020 1:36 pm
- Forum: ESP32 Arduino
- Topic: Multiple Touch Interrupt Issue
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Re: Multiple Touch Interrupt Issue
Hi, with a little help I found the solution. As compact as the code in the interrupt function is, it is not compact enough. When an interrupt occurs, nothing should happen except setting a flag.
The correct way is to compare the time since the last touch with a delay value within the loop() function ...
The correct way is to compare the time since the last touch with a delay value within the loop() function ...
- Wed Apr 15, 2020 9:35 am
- Forum: ESP32 Arduino
- Topic: Multiple Touch Interrupt Issue
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Multiple Touch Interrupt Issue
Hi,
I attached 2 wires to Touch-Inputs T0 and T3. The touch of T0 shall decrease a value, the touch of T3 shall increase a value. Sound simple! But: Every time I touch one wire and then the other, an interrupt is executed for both (not only for the one that has been touched!).
If I touch one wire ...
I attached 2 wires to Touch-Inputs T0 and T3. The touch of T0 shall decrease a value, the touch of T3 shall increase a value. Sound simple! But: Every time I touch one wire and then the other, an interrupt is executed for both (not only for the one that has been touched!).
If I touch one wire ...