How to filter MicroPython devices? #11272
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How i can help you? I have some micropython compatible card, how do I recover that data? |
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No. Most of the ESP32 devices I own use a generic USB/UART converter like the CH340 or CP210x and report as such (regardless whether micropython is installed or not), with the exception of an ESP32-C3 board which reports as an "Espressif USB JTAG/serial debug unit". |
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However, if I remember correctly, most ESP32S3 and ESP32S2 devices use the USB-CDC function provided by the Integrated USB as the micropython REPL output port. Here is the information I have obtained:
I highly recommend that you first identify the VID( idVendor) to determine if it is an available device. The VID of all Espressif equipment is 303A, but the PID is customized by the manufacturer: And during the firmware compilation of microsython, the manufacturer can also be customized, such as this board: @Ma7moud3ly This should help you a bit. |
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Dears,
As I'm working on Android MicroPython IDE micro-repl, I need to filter the connected devices.
Here are the device details of the Raspberry Pi Pico board which is the only board I have 😅:
So the question is: ManufacturerName=MicroPython for all MicroPython ports?
I know that I can use the vendor id, but I need to find the vendor id for all supported ports 😐
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