Difference: UART (1 vs. 2)

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Using a second UART

On the ESP32 UART0 is normally reserved for interactive use with REPL. Sometimes we need a UART to communicate with external devices. Typical examples are:

  • fingerprint readers using a serial communication protocol
  • GPS modules
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Connect the USB to Serial adapter to the ESP32 as shown in the table below

USB to Serial adapter ESP32 GPIO
Tx 16
Rx 17
Gnd Gnd
  -- Uli Raich - 2020-05-09

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Using a second UART

On the ESP32 UART0 is normally reserved for interactive use with REPL. Sometimes we need a UART to communicate with external devices. Typical examples are:

  • fingerprint readers using a serial communication protocol
  • GPS modules
The ESP32 has 3 UARTs of which however UART1 is reserved for used

-- Uli Raich - 2020-05-09

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