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Aideepen ESP32-CAM WiFi Bluetooth Board ESP32-CAM-MB Micro USB a puerto serie CH340G con módulo de cámara OV2640 de 2MP
Parámetros:
Voltaje de funcionamiento: 4.75-5.25VSPIFlash: 32 MbitRAM predeterminado: Interno 520 KB + externo 8 MB PSRAMWi-Fi: 802.11b/g/n/e/iBluetooth: Bluetooth 4.2BR/EDR y el estándar BLEInterfaz de soporte (2 Mbps): UART, SPI, I2C, PWMSoporte TF tarjeta: soporte máximo 4GIO puerto: 9Velocidad de puerto serie: 115200bpsRango de espectro: 2400 ~ 2483.5MHzForma de la antena: antena PCB integrada, ganancia 2dBiImage Formato de salida: JPEG (solo soporte OV2640), BMP, GRAYSCALE
Módulo de conversión serie ESP32-CAM + USB-TTL
Características:
Utilizando CPU de 32 bits de doble núcleo de baja potencia, que se puede utilizar como procesador de aplicaciones. La frecuencia principal es de hasta 240 MHz, y la potencia informática es de hasta 600 DMIPS SRAM de 520 KB integrado, PSRAM externo de 8 MB Compatible con UART/SPI/I2C/PWM/ADC/DAC y otras interfaces Compatible con cámaras OV2640 y OV7670, flash integrado Soporte de imagen Carga WiFI Soporta múltiples modos de suspensión. Lwip y FreeRTOS embedded Support STA/AP/STA+AP Modo de trabajo Compatible con Smart Config/AirKiss configuración de red con un solo clic Soporte para desarrollo secundario
El paquete incluye:
1 módulo de cámara ESP32-CAM-MB, 1 módulo adaptador serie USB-TTL
Jeronimo
Comentado en Brasil el 20 de junio de 2024
O produto chegou funcionando perfeitamente pela porta USB (a câmera funcionando corretamente e com a rede WIFI aberta pra todo mundo acessar), mas após gerar um novo código (no atual arduino IDE) e depois dar o RESET no "ESP32 CAM" é exibido (pelo Serial Monitor ) o erro 0x105 (erro gerado por não acessar a câmera). Não há suporte e nem forum para resolver o problema. Incluindo que não há informações do "Firmware" e a empresa "Aideepen" não está vendendo a versão deste produto.
honest review
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de diciembre de 2024
I was trying these for a project. Followed the video instructions. Was able to connect to WiFi, but could not get the web server to respond to the 192.268.4.1 as shown. Tried with 2 iPhones,Android phone, and a Chromebook. No joy. As there are no instructions to reload software, I will be returning Monday. Would not recommend these unless you are willing to do programming. Nice HW, lousy SW.
Cody Knutson
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de agosto de 2022
This was much easier to get up and running than I thought it would be. I was expecting compiling errors and whatnot, but it all went smoothly. I recommend following the guide at DRONEBOTWORKSHOP. I used arduino IDE/code since the libraries seem more robust. The steps are as follows:1. Plug it in > open device manager to make sure it enumerates correctly as a COM port.2. Go to DRONEBOTWORKSHOP and follow directions to download correct board settings and libraries3. Open arduino IDE and select correct board, and COM port as shown in my screenshot. Your COM port may differ.4. Open sketch "CameraWebServer"5. Change the wifi settings in the code, near the top. This is your WiFi credentials.6. Upload7. Open COM port serial while in arduino IDE, set baud to 115200. I had to power cycle the board before I started receiving correct serial communication.8. Copy the IP/URL shown in the serial terminal. Paste the address in a browser. I used Chrome.9. The camera interface should come up. Click start stream and your camera should start producing video.Voila! $10 wifi security camera that doesn't need a subscription, and isn't easily exploitable by said subscription company.
P. Larsen
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de abril de 2022
Your challenge with the ESP32-CAM module is "how to connect and upload code". It does not come with a USB plug - and even if you plan to use OTA you need to do the initial upload. FTDI is definitely an option, and I would recommend you simply use this - the "-MB" board here is just not worth it.Using ESPHOME there was no way to get the upload to start automatically - pushing reset/EN (GPIO0) buttons on the -MB board doesn't do anything. And the reviews here makes you think the CAM/ESP32 doesn't work. Not the case - but you do need to use the RESET button on the ESP32-CAM module - not the -MB key. Once i used that, the upload worked just fine. Once OTA was enabled, I no longer need the USB board as long as I provide power.The ESP32-CAM isn't the greatest resolution or fastest video processor. It's great taking still pictures and you can take a few a second no problems.
jonny randall
Comentado en Australia el 22 de julio de 2021
The esp32 cam board is good quality. It is easy to flash with the shield and the camera quality is good. I have found there has been a variation for esp32 camera quality.The only thing is that you need to install a driver. The driver that comes with Arduino IDE won't recognise the ftdi chip on the shield. The fix (driver reference and installation) is described in a number of forums and instruction sights.
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