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General| Brand | Wireless-tag |
|---|---|
| Model | WT32-SC01 |
| Category | Motherboard |
| Language | English |
Details the physical dimensions and mounting hole specifications of the WT32-SC01 development board.
Describes the ESP32-WROVER-B module, its Wi-Fi/BT capabilities, and memory configuration (Flash/PSRAM).
Specifies the capacitive touchpad interface, including I2C, pin count, and spacing.
Details the 3.5-inch LCM display, its SPI interface, resolution, and screen model.
Explains the board's 3.3V power supply and its isolation for system stability.
Defines the external power input, specifying voltage range (5-9V) and current recommendations.
Describes the function of the RST key, used to reset the ESP32 EN pin.
Details the USB Type-C interface for power, UART communication, and firmware downloads.
Covers the 2x20Pin expansion interfaces for adding functionality.
Explains the red LED power indicator that lights up when the USB cable is connected.
Describes the TXD and RXD indicators that flash during UART data flow.
Specifies the suitability of SMD-RAP for M3 screws and provides dimensions.
Recommends input current for USB-C (1A/2A) and external power (5-9V, >2A).
Advises on FPC cable insertion and testing TestPad voltages for abnormal behavior.
Specifies operating conditions: 25°C ambient temperature and 5.0V voltage ripple < 100mA.
Lists normal working current (240mA) and sleep current (<18mA) as average values.
Connect WT32-SC01 to PC via USB-C for automatic firmware download.
Configure download tool: address, clock, flash size, SPI mode, COM port, baud rate.
Press the reset button to run the newly burned firmware.
Control LCD backlight on/off or brightness using GPIO23 via PWM modulation.
Develop GUIs using an online platform similar to MIT App Inventor for rapid development.
Refer to the provided link for the Blockly development manual for visual programming.
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