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Solved the problem. Hardware issue - when one side is in a breadboard - even with nothing connected - wireless doesn't connect. The other side was fine. Both Dev Kits had the same problem. Works when not attached to breadboard. 16 hours of my life I'll never get back smdh |
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I'm trying to get NightDriver Demo to work on the ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1 N16R8 boards I just bought from Dorhea on Amazon - https://a.co/d/4zHDwXD
So far I've:
To get site/src/main.jsx to compile I had to replace:
import { createRoot } from 'react-dom/client';
with
import { render } from 'react-dom' ;
I have a 12V 360W supply feeding a buck converter (5V) connected to the 5V pin and GND of my ESP32-S3 board.
I have Pin 5 of my board going to a level shifter. Level shifter is powered by 3.3V from ESP32 and 0E is connected to common ground. Reference voltage comes from the 5V supply that powers the board.
I have a BTF Lighting WS2812B IP66 100LED/m 5m strip driven by the 12V power supply through a fuse block.
When I connect power to the WS2812B with no data line I get blue lights on the first part of the strip. I assume this is normal?
If I build demo-esp-s3-n16r8 and install it to the board, my LED strip does not appear to get the signal as it does not change the LED colors, and my board is not connecting to WiFi. I've tried 3 different SSIDs with WPA2 personal and WPA3 personal with no success.
I've been making progress over the last couple of days, but can't seem to figure out what's up with the SSID or the signal not making it over Pin 5.
Any troubleshooting suggestions or anyone else already solved these problems?
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