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Should GPIO2 have a pull-up? #55
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Hi, This project was based on the ESP32-C3-DevKitM-1. The GPIO2 is floating on the DevKitM and on the Rust Board is connected to the RGB LED. Are you facing some unexpected behavior when using the GPIO2 pulled down during the boot? |
I have my own PCB that I used the rust board as a reference for. I'm having USB problems (present in my v0.3.0 but not v0.1.0 strangely, and yet no modifications to the USB part of the circuit were made), and I thought that maybe the GPIO2 was the cause. Hence the question - I see in section 6 of the esp32-c3-mini reference that they connect GPIO2 to a pull-up, so I thought that maybe my v0.1.0 and the rust board both got lucky, but my v0.3.0 was unlucky. I am not an EE just a hobbyist btw, I could be totally wrong. Is it true that a floating pin is fine? |
In the reference manual for the ESP32-C3, the strapping pins are as follows:
It looks like GPIO2 should be pulled up, but this board appears to not do so. Is this intentional?
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