Martin you are brilliant, Now I've downloaded the file from the Matrix website and I get a whole other screen when I execute the file. Message to all: don't download the 2.3 version from the ESP link because this will lead you to version 2.9 (that is named 2.3). I hope this may solve problems for ot...

I downloaded the file in the path of the document and the name of the downloaded file is "esp-idf-tools-setup-2.3.exe"

I saw that too, but I guess that I downloaded the right file?

I've been trying to install the ESP32 toolchain as described in "Flowcode ESP32 Toolchain Installation guide". Used version 2.3 on a (genuine) Windows 7 PC. The installation always get stuck on "checking certificates". This stays running for ever. esp-idf.jpg If I (after a few hours) click "next" th...

Hi MJU As per my reply to your v8 post, the PIC automatically switches to it's 31KHz Osc when you issue a sleep command (used by WDT) so your ratio of sleep / awake could negate any concerns of power consumption running at a higher speed when awake. Just for the sake of argument a clock running at ...

Hello, That looks pretty good yes. The only problem I see is this. Snip.. Thanks BenR So when I tell the oscillator that (for non time critical time features), he can slow down, he will, and reduce it's power? What if I slow it down and put it asleep. Will the watchdog timer increase it's time also...

Thank you BenR, My goal is to get a certain low power PIC sample a temperature, compare it with other measurements, and if the difference is a certain value, send it via UART to an other device. Then the PIC must go to sleep for a while and with the internal watchdog timer wake up and perform the ac...

In the datasheet for the 16F1827 ( http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/d ... 41391d.pdf ) as from page 299, I see tables with different BAUD rates with different Xtal's. "BAUD RATES FOR ASYNCHRONOUS MODES" I want to use a PIC that consumes as less power as possible, and then I see the 32khz XTAL c...

Happy new year to all!

What components do work with the ESP32 chippack?
Now and in the future?

My idea is that most components will work with this chip?