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Hi! On the source code, lines 86 to 90, you find the default pin assignment for a regular W5500 module. It is this: #define MO 23 So, on the pin module, you will have the pins labeled as MO, MI, CL, CS, and INT. You should connect those to the respective pins on ESP32 per the defines (23, 19, 18, 5 and 25). Don't forget to uncomment line 39, which will enable W5500 ethernet functionality: // #define ETHERNET_ENABLED The current version is not coded for two screens, you will need to pick this specific code from the "Dual-Display" branch, merge and test, or write your own code. Hope this helped. Regards,
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Thank you for your answers, have you planned a new version? |
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Welcome! Yes, planning new features. However, the current version is very "fresh"; for the last 6 months, I added several new features, like Ethernet support, enriched webpage, OTA upgrade, on-boot diagnostics, RTOS optimizations, new 3D printable case on OpenSCAD, etc. I am working now on continuous integration on Github. Thanks!
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thank you, keep me informed when the new version is made available. Best regards. |
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Good morning,
how to connect the module (W5500 hardwired TCP/IP embedded Ethernet controller)
at esp32?
in the current version is it possible to add the second screen.
Sincerely.
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