I'm working on implementing a driver for the WiFi ESP Click Board on my LPC55S28-EVK development board using MCUXpresso IDE. The Click board features an ESP32 module and can connect to existing networks or create its own. While the manufacturer provides a library and SDK, my board isn't supported by their SDK.
Hardware Setup:
- LPC55S28-EVK development board
- WiFi ESP Click Board connected via MikroBUS interface
- Connections:
- UART TX/RX routed to mikroBUS header pins P24[3] (PIO0_13, pin 71) and P24[4] (PIO0_14, pin 72)
- RST on PIO1_2 (pin 61)
- CS on PIO0_26 (pin 60)
Current Status:
I need to implement my own hardware abstraction layer (HAL) since I can't use the manufacturer's SDK. The original library uses functions like digital_out_high(), uart_write(), etc., which I need to implement using the MCUXpresso SDK's native functions.
From my testing, i determine that the driver is working.
Technical Details:
- Using FLEXCOMM1/USART1 for UART communication
- UART Configuration: 115200 baud, 8N1
- Pin Configuration:
- RX: PIO0_13 configured as FC1_RXD_SDA_MOSI_DATA (ALT5)
- TX: PIO0_14 configured as FC1_TXD_SCL_MISO_WS (ALT6)
Questions:
I have tested the communication and my driver by connecting my UART bridge (TX/RX) to P19[9] and P19[11]. The communications seems to work and i can see the AT commands being send. If I go into the pin config tool and route the RX/TX signals to the MikroBus Header (P24[3] & P24[4]) my UART bridge does not pick up the AT commands.
Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated!
Hello, my name is Pavel, and I will be supporting your case, I recommend reviewed the example on the SDK.
Best regards,
Pavel
