I dont know how tha bworks on Windows though. With Tasmota&#39;s previous versions with same MacBook using Platformio i have uploaded many devices, but now i have started to receive follow. So its important to solve this within a default platformio.ini or other common project file in the distribution. Q&A for work. Put together a quick arduino sketch in PIO, configured for your board. I'm about to go absolutely insane with this problem. Here is my config, When I run avrdude through terminal it will happily accept usb or nothing at all as an upload port, when running set fuses it will also find my board without any trouble. But the serial monitors monitor_port does not auto-detect and instead I have to type in the COMx port. After the installation is finished, click Restart IDE. Not sure if this belong here or not, but here goes. http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html - I assume your student has privileges etc to install software? Unless USBDVIEW helps? Any suggestion of where to start troubleshooting would be appreciated, It is an ATMEGA 2560 board purchased via Amazon from EGLOO. I think it will be quite a while before we are normal again. In your platformio.ini file, set the upload_port and monitor_port to the COM port to which your ESP32 is connected. When running Platform IO, I checked the platform.ini file and it looked . The path that I enter into my platformio.ini is the correct one but I get an error when I am trying to build and it will fail with the error in the second graphic. I have temporarily solved the issue by specifying the exact monitor_port COMx value in platformio.ini. I was fiddling around with that config earlier in great anger and somehow screwed it up. Like this: monitor_port = COM . I checked her device manager, and there is no indication that it recognizes the Ardiuno COM port. Press the 'Arrow' button on the right corner & you should have WiFiScan.ino compiled & uploaded to the board. But specifying a fixed COMx is problematic since port usage can vary with the other project members. If upload_portisn't specified, then PlatformIOwill try to detect it automatically. Indeed the switch to that was confusing for many users (https://github.com/platformio/platformio-vscode-ide/issues/2412) and not properly communicated in e.g. Platformio IDE 1.10.0 installed My monitor port and upload port issues are resolved. You will be prompted to install the Ini plugin, which provides code insight for platformio.ini files. I just can not get platformio to accept any port. Happy coding with PlatformIO! However be patient and give it a little longer and it will load. instead of /dev/ttyUSB0. Either way, you should be able to copy the firmware.bin out of the .pio/build/LPC1768 folder. The OP for that thread was on linux, so instead turned the ports on and off programatically to get around the issue. Ive continued my experimentation with the USB port problem. Don't forget to Like and Subscribe & Share This Video & comment below. Serial upload won't work over the FT232, of course, but you'll be able to see which device PIO uses. This is what my laptop reports: I suspect its not a genuine Arduino, regardless, but I can see that plugging it in has registered in the system. Not following the Marlin instructions, it seems. Try swapping. I wish I could swap the cable, because that is the easiest thing. Uploading the code with Arduino IDE works well, so it shouldn't be a driver-related problem. Im running Fedora 34. But the Serial communication doesn't work, and it's not possible to re-upload using Platformio. Actually that is a path to a folder on my desktop but I have also tried the path to the sd card with the same result. through pio device list I can see my programmer is connected to /dev/ttyS0 but using that will give me. Platform is espressif32 V1.11.1, building on a lolin_d32_pro board. Working on a Platformio project using Arduino and MegaCoreX, I am unable to upload to an official Arduino.cc brand Nano Every board. Operating system: Tested on Windows 10, Ubuntu and Gitpod cloud. TimeoutError: Could not automatically find serial port for the `Espressif ESP-WROVER-KIT` board based on the declared HWIDs=[['0x0403', '0x6010']] Error: Please specify `upload_port` for environment or use global `--upload-port` option. Use Upload button in your Platformio status bar to start uploading your project to the board. Verify it uploads normally with only the native USB port in play. As follows: (1) Unlike the Upload port, the Monitor port does not use auto-detection. PlatformIO IDE. USB cable seems very important. ; Upload options: custom upload port, speed and extra flags. To print all available serial ports please use pio device listcommand. I have observed odd behavior with the Serial Monitor port auto-detection. Is this possible (or is there another solution)? However, does she have a smart phone/eReader/Kindle/music player that she knows works? Requirements The bootloader shows up, the code is uploaded, and then the normal serial port goes on. While the Microsoft Visual Studio Code (MVSC) is quick to load, sometimes PlatformIO can take a bit longer and may appear not to be working. But now when I do a flash upload it auto-detects COM10! Open the Serial Monitor and it should print the content of your file. your ESP32s CH340 Serial port), assign it to a specific out of the way COM port number, and then lock that in explicitly as your upload and monitor ports. Ive a SKR1.4 Turbo with display attached. Does anyone have a solution for this? I tried specifying the COM port with a wildcard in platformio.ino. Platform is espressif32 V1.11.1, building on a lolin_d32_pro board. After longtime search ive read somewhere that if the display has an SD card reader and is attached to the Board it will deactivate the onboard SD Card reader from SKR board. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, [SOLVED] Serial Monitor port is not auto-detected, github.com/platformio/platform-espressif32, [Moved] Serial Monitor Port Auto-Detection Issues. Or at the very least, these steps should help you debug at which step of the setup process something went wrong. the thread is very old but here my simple sulution. If more than one are detected then the user must manually choose the port. Once you see your board in the ports menu, don't forget that in order to upload code, you need to set the board to flash mode (I forget to do that a lot). JuanPerez February 26, 2022, 5:55pm #1. Re-ARM specific hardware and software setup. When running Platform IO, I checked the platform.ini file and it looked correct. You can configure a custom port using upload_port option in platformio.ini. Re-ARM specific hardware and software setup. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, PlatformIO tries to upload to wrong port (even if declared in platformio.ini), https://github.com/platformio/platformio-vscode-ide/issues/2412, https://github.com/platformio/platformio-vscode-ide/issues/2410. I would say that the board is ok based on that. No problem. custom commands - pass any debugging client command (GDB, etc.) It&#39;s a very nifty featur. Thank you alot! So at this point it looks like the behavior follows what I saw when the COM5 device was present. If I use arduino ide the code is uploaded without problem. A student of mine cannot upload her code to an EGLOO dev board. Are you double-sure that youve selected the right one? Further for reading. I would look that up before plugging in the board and see what/how many entries there are. Other than that, plug it into a Linux computer with dmesg --follow running and check that the comms chip is being recognised. Adding "upload_port = /dev/ttyUSB0" in the platformio.ini does change just as little as un- and reinstalling VSC and/or PIO (with also deleting the settings in my /~ Directory). As it says in the documentation, and in the Marlin uploader script for the LPC1768, it is looking for either a file called FIRMWARE.CUR or for the volume label of the disk to be REARM if either of those two cases are met, the script considers the drive found, and it will auto-copy the firmware to the SD card. I have Windows 8.1. But putting usb (as in my config) it will spit out Credit goes to Dust for outlining the existence of the custom upload script in another thread. Here is a upload of an image of her device manager list. Description of problem "pio remote run -t nobuild -t upload" not working but "pio run -t nobuild -t upload" works fine I tried specifying the COM port with a wildcard in platformio.ino. What port does it open when not specifying monitor_port explicitly? update pages theres ongoing discussion at https://github.com/platformio/platformio-vscode-ide/issues/2410. Adding upload_port = /dev/ttyUSB0 in the platformio.ini does change just as little as un- and reinstalling VSC and/or PIO (with also deleting the settings in my /~ Directory). To ensure a clean start I rebooted the PC and launched the VS Code IDE. You've successfully uploaded files to the ESP32 filesystem (SPIFFS) using VS Code + PlatformIO. But I dont want to needlessly open an issue ticket until I have checked off all the boxes, so to speak. I would like to have monitor_port automatically copy the auto-detected COM port found by upload_port. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\DeviceClasses is apperently the place to go. The pulldown menu for tools on the Ardiuno IDE has Port greyed out. For a normal uploading, the IDE reset the board. Also Platform IO still didnt recognize any COM port on the older laptop. Uploading and serial monitoring. When its done you have successfully build and flash your ESPEasy with platformio! If so, I would suspect a missing driver for the comms chip on board the Mega 2560, if not, 99% certain its the cable. ), We are all doing this remotely due to COVID. Congrats, your working environment is now fully functional If everything works well you should see [SUCCESS] message. Log data to a file "platformio-device-monitor-*.log" located in the current working directory. This sounds like the multi-board issue that was raised on the forum, which stems from the Teensy Loader not allowing a port to be specified, hence any port you specify via platformIO upload_port won't take. The IP address we entered ( 192.168.178.166) is just an example. Connect your ESP8266 board. Copy the following code to the main.cpp file and upload it to your board. Im beginning to wonder if Ive uncovered a oddball port detect bug. After a reboot, the Arduino Language/System disconnects the RX and TX pins and disables the USART. It appears to work now. My platformio.ini file is copied below: ; PlatformIO Project Configuration File. . This tutorial shows you how to install VS Codes PlatformIO extension for Arduino development. Even using an empty code I can't upload it. There is an other device that shows up that is related to bluetooth device and her USB ports work on with other devices such as a mouse. Board flashings upload_port auto-detect is working correctly. Since a while (i dont know, if it appears with a patch or something didnt use PIO for some time) i cant upload code to my ESP32-boards any more. Im an Android man myself. I dont think there is a way to determine if the cable is a 4 wire data cable by inspecting it? The good news is that this automatically launches the monitor terminal after each flash upload, but it chooses the wrong port for the monitor. Covid is an effing nightmare. Platformio shows the board connected via USB COM 4, but it simply will not send the data. It was assigned COM10. If problems with PlatformIO Build System: ; Library options: dependencies, extra library storages. For example, the ESP32 board is on COM4, but the monitor_port wildcard is picking COM5. Here is my config [env:ATmega1284P] platform = atmelavr board = ATmega1284P framework = arduino upload_port = usb upload_protocol = atmelice_isp upload_flags = -e When I run avrdude through terminal it will happily accept usb or nothing at all as an upload port . I dont think there is a way to determine if the cable is a 4 wire data cable by inspecting it? I plugged my Mega2560 R3 Clone into my laptop and thats what mine does as well. This is some awesome work. Im seeing some interesting behavior. Alternatively, you can also click on the PIO icon to see all the PlatformIO tasks. PlatformIO automatically detects upload port by default. Maybe the driver hasnt been loaded/found? Hi guys, You can switch between debugging Tools & Debug Probes using debug_tool option in "platformio.ini" (Project Configuration File). Like this: monitor_port = COM*. This option can also be set by global environment variable PLATFORMIO_UPLOAD_PORT. @pfeerick: Your workaround would be functional, but the build is an open source project. The pulldown menu for tools on the Ardiuno IDE has Port greyed out. Running VSCode with Ubuntu Linux, PIO always tries to upload code to /dev/cu.SLAB_USBtoUART (which is the standard port for Mac, as my research showed?) Please note that you can use patterns: Example Im about to go absolutely insane with this problem. handle-both-ota-and-serial-uploadplatformio-ini.ini Copy to clipboard. Advertisement Despite this, when the PlatformIO plugin is loaded, click on the Ants head icon on the toolbar on the left hand side. Those two pins become D0 (RX) and D1 (TX) on an Uno, but are RX0 and TX0 on a Mega 2560 R3 as that little beauty has three Serial interfaces. Unless Apple are using proprietary connectors of course. Using /dev/ttyS0 in terminal will give the same error. Here, it doesn't, even after manual reset. I removed the COM5 USB adapter and everything works perfectly; Both upload and serial monitor are correctly auto-detected. So ive just disconnected the display and it just working. this indeed solved my problem I have a similar kit with no issues as do other students. But the serial monitors monitor_port does not auto-detect and instead I have to type in the COMx port. You only get TX and RX when the USART is working/in use. Not sure what I am doing wrong. There isnt an unknown device found in her device manager. I'm running Fedora 34. I have Platformio IDE 1.10.0 installed on VSCode (WIN10). board_upload.use_1200bps_touch = yes board_upload.wait_for_upload_port = yes. She has Windows 10 Home installed as her OS. She did plug her board and cable into another older and slower laptop that she had and the Arduino IDE recognized the port but it timed out when uploading the sketch to the board. Hi everyone, I'm upgrading my printer to use a skr v1.4 turbo, but every time I try to upload the firmware after changing some things I get an error that says "error: Please specify 'upload_port' for environment or use global 'upload-port' option." But when I followed the guide made by platformio it didn't change. It needs to be a 4 wire data cable. Ive been trying to get platformio to ignore the upload_port and send it through to avrdude anyways since it seems it can handle it but very unsuccessfully. Is that really the path to the SD card that youre going to load the firmware onto? But if it was only that easy. Arduino Due (Programming Port) does not have on-board debug probe and IS NOT READY for debugging. In this case, firmware loading using debugging client is disabled. pio run -t upload --upload-port 192.168..255 pio run -t upload --upload-port myesp8266.local Or use the upload_port option in "platformio.ini" . Build Environment: So this hinted that maybe the issue was caused by the COM5 device. We are all doing this remotely due to COVID, so it makes it harder to try swapping out cables and boards. We took a snapshot of her device manager list. Unfortunately, Im not able to tell you how to do this on Windows. Some background details: extends = env:d1_mini. First, let&#39;s just say that this project is awesome. i suggested that she order a new cable and new board ($20 from Amazon), so that will be something that she will try. Also note that depending on the name of your original build target, change. After plugging in the board, F5 (I think) to refresh and see if anything comes up. This works great for me. Make sure that your board's COM port by going to Menu -> PlatformIO -> List Serial Ports. Apologies for language. Path of least resistance is probably to go into the Device Manager, open up COM4 (i.e. Read on . A student of mine cannot upload her code to an EGLOO dev board. After plugging in the USB cable, I get a Windows eeror message "unknown usb device (device descriptor request failed)". So I installed a random FT232RL USB adapter from a desk drawer. I can flash the DFU bootloader, and select dfu as upload method in PIO. If only one COMx port has a VID:PID tag in its description then it will be automatically chosen. (Apologies if Grandma already knows how to suck eggs! Please note that you can use patterns for serial ports: Pattern. PlatformIO Home Build/Compile Upload Clean Serial Monitor New Terminal If you hover your mouse over the icons, it will show what each icon does. She also tried uploading a sketch from the Arduino IDE and it wouldnt recognize any port. 3.3V Pro Micros will show up as 0x9203 and 0x9204 for bootloader and sketch, respectively. Thanks Subscribe RADAS : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXNr5itLlJ6aWltWPcK7vyQ. The upload via plattform.io running without problem. PlatformIO is a cross-platform build system that can be used to develop software platforms for Arduino, ESP32, PIC32, and AVR. Board flashing's upload_port auto-detect is working correctly. ; ; Build options: build flags, source filter. 5V Pro Micros lay claim to PIDs 0x9205 and 0x9206 (one for the bootloader, one for the sketch). I have no clue as to what to do to resolve it. PlatformIO can be used with VS Code to provide a powerful set of tools to assist you in development. But the serial monitor's monitor_port does not auto-detect and instead I have to type in the COMx port. I can cope with it most of the time, being a hermit (or so my wife says!) PlatformIO: Upload ESP32 Connecting To print all available serial ports please use pio device list command. -t nobuild not working on a remote run but works fine on a local run. Details to this are discussed in the issue ticket mentioned above. I checked her device manager, and there is no indication that it recognizes the Ardiuno COM port. I removed the COM10 USB device and flash Upload correctly auto-detects COM4. However, if I try to send some data over the emulated USB port, it doesn't work. I have Platformio IDE 1.10.0 installed on VSCode (WIN10). (Or, a duff comms chip!). Sounds about right! Like this: monitor_port = COM4. Solved: add these lines to platformio.ini under the desired environment. Also, when trying to upload using DFU, things go wrong. WIN10 Pro/64 No such file or directory: usb I mentioned running dmesg --follow i=on a Linux device. She also tried uploading a sketch from the Arduino IDE and it wouldn't recognize any port. You will need to use/buy one of external probe . avrdude command I used to check connection. Alternatively, can she access the registry? In upload_port you need to enter either the IP address or the mDNS name of the board that shall be flashed. If it works with Arduino IDE but doesn't work with PlatformIO, then please file a new issue with attached information: test project/files. Unless the board itself is dead/not communicating, Im wondering if the USB cable is one of those which onlynhas power connections? preload command instructs PlatformIO Core (CLI) to load program/firmware using development platform "upload" method (via bootloader, media disk, etc) (empty value, debug_load_cmds = ), disables program loading at all. Possibly theres an unknown device in device manager? #include <Arduino.h> void setup () { // put your setup code here, to run once: } void loop () { // put your main code here, to run repeatedly . Learn more about PlatformIO Toolbar and other commands (Upload, Clean, Serial Monitor) below. For now I am using monitor_port = COM4 in my platformio.ini. but shes a sociable person and its driving her nuts. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled, http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/usb_devices_view.html. Search for PlatformIO for CLion and click Install. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled. Learn more about Teams . Tutorials and Examples (step-by-step tutorials with debugging and unit testing). Now when I choose serial monitor the list looks like this: Choosing COM4 enables the ESP32s serial monitor. And the Fio v3 has 0xF100 and 0xF101. One feature that I missed moving from ion was the automatic detection of upload port. It might be the cable. After building you can upload the firmware, also via the F7 menu. To see what your ESP is doing go the Platformio menu and choose Serial . After a flash it automatically opens a monitor terminal for my serial debugging. Swap the cable for one that works elsewhere and see? AVAILABLE: espota, esptool CURRENT: upload_protocol = esptool Looking for upload port Auto-detected: COM3 Uploading .pio\build\esp07\firmware.bin esptool.py v2.8 Serial port COM3 Connecting Chip is ESP8266EX Features: WiFi Crystal is 26MHz MAC: 5c:cf:7f:33:a6:e6 Uploading stub Running stub Stub running Configuring flash size Uploading the code with Arduino IDE works well, so it shouldnt be a driver-related problem. If monitor_port is not specified in platformio.ini then this is what I see when I open the serial monitor terminal: My ESP32 is on COM4, so I have to manually enter it to select the monitor port. Click Install. The newest extension version introduced explicit switching of the project and environment. I've dug through the files, looking for port settings, and have found nothing that works. She could use the cable to test it and see if the device is recognised? As it says in the documentation, and in the Marlin uploader script for the LPC1768, it is looking for either a file called FIRMWARE.CUR or for the volume label of the disk to be REARM if either of those two cases are met, the script considers the drive found, and it will auto-copy the firmware to . The board has the power light and the L light on , but no TX and RX. Install the PlatformIO plugin Go to Settings / Preferences | Plugins and switch to Marketplace. All SparkFun ATmega32U4 boards share the same VID - 0x1B4F, and they all have unique PIDs. You can change upload protocol using upload_protocol option: . That lead is definitely a data lead. Big thanks! This will save other project builders from having to perform special customizations. Everytime trying to upload the firmware.bin i got a fail message that the upload port has to be defined. Powered by Discourse, best viewed with JavaScript enabled. \o/. The board has the power light and the L light on , but no TX and RX. I just can not get platformio to accept any port. Actually, does she have a Kindle? I'm trying to upload firmware to my new MKS Gen L board and cannot get a connection to send the data. But instead of "PIO ' Build' ." you use, for example "PIO ' Upload' (dev_4096)". You may need to change the following line depending on the name of your file. e.g., [env:esp32dev] platform = espressif32 board = esp32dev framework = arduino upload_port . JTAG2UPDI unable to upload from Platformio. Configure platformio.ini to use a hard-coded serial port. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. Not by looking at it - unless its transparent and you can count the 4 wires. I do not see ATMeGA or USB-UART converter on my computer. (2) The incorrectly chosen Upload port was solved by adding an extra_scripts file to platformio.ini. I can not upload any code to any arduino. Expected Results. As mentioned, if I use the wildcard in platformio.ini, auto-detect chooses COM5. PlatformIO Version (platformio --version): PlatformIO, version 4.1.0. PlatformIO is not detecting automatically upload port. The file contains the USB PIDS / VIDS of my boards EPS32. Serial Port Monitor "platformio.ini" (Project Configuration File) (change upload_port, configure build_flags, add library dependencies lib_deps, etc.) Step 2: Compiling & Uploading an Example Project.
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