PIN CHANGE? Labels? about ospcontroller HOT 7 CLOSED

Not your bad. My lack of follow through left you without help and guidance or at least good documentation.

Can I order you a new esp32?

The trouble with the pins is how un-transparent they are and how much they subtly change mapping between boards or just don’t exist at all. It always seems like the pins that are broken-out most & most-consistently on boards are all actually needed by WiFi :|

Making things user-configurable and easily testable would be a far better way. Let’s see here.. (grabs test setup)

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It took me a while to understand line 31 :)

It is the esp32 pin 32 to which you should connect the voltage divider's output.

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Great to hear you’re working on a system! Sorry for not getting the documentation up to snuff to get you going easily.

What board did you get? The one I linked or another esp32 board? Send me a link and I’ll Try and verify pins.

It really sounds like I need to make the pins be user-selectable ASAP.

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I got the board listed but fried it somehow but not before getting the pins right I think and i even got it up and running for a day before I foolishly blew a fuse on the drok and with it the esp32s so my bad for sure.
So delighted am I to have reached you that I am doubling down my efforts to reproduce the working setup but I still have a hankering for a neat pin to pin labeled unambiguous as heck, could perhaps just add some tags to your existing photo if you see fit
A thousand times thank you
Got my replacement esp32s now and am rarin' to go!

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A search for the integer 32 showed word for word (sorry)

So what I want to know is what pinInvolt is on line 31

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Hey @mrstuff!

I've been working with @austrisv on the project and getting it up to par. Are you still interested in getting it running? I made a discord channel that's been really nice and active. Come join!

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