lemmingDev

Feel free to get it working and do a pull request 😉

So, it's working apart from this problem (which seems to have a known workaround)? I don't have one of those boards

/***************************************** * ESP32 GPS VKEL 9600 Bds ******************************************/ #include TinyGPSPlus gps; /********* don't use restricted name like serial****/ /****** prevents compilation problems ********/ HardwareSerial GPSSerial1(1); void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); GPSSerial1.begin(9600,...

This link seems to have it covered - if your GPS module is genuine https://github.com/JoepSchyns/Low_power_TTGO_T-beam

Will be fine if it's 3.7V

Here is the full listing for those who want it, with all options enabled such as CPU frequency ``` ############################################################## t-beam.name=T-Beam t-beam.upload.tool=esptool_py t-beam.upload.maximum_size=1310720 t-beam.upload.maximum_data_size=327680 t-beam.upload.wait_for_upload_port=true t-beam.serial.disableDTR=true t-beam.serial.disableRTS=true t-beam.build.mcu=esp32 t-beam.build.core=esp32 t-beam.build.variant=t-beam...

Seems there are 2 buses we can access IOMUX pins for SPI controllers are as below: Pin Name HSPI VSPI GPIO Number CS0* 15 5 SCLK 14 18 MISO 12...

I was able to connect an SPI display to the T-Beam and get the NES emulator working on it. The SPI pins can indeed be changed...

Can't almost any pin can be used for SPI on the ESP32?

https://rntlab.com/question/esp32-spi-port-switching/