Oh yeah it looks like the pins have been switched. I’ve designed a revised version of the board here: OSH Park ~
Changes:
- Fixed the issue where TX/RX have been flipped
- Added an LED connected to GPIO4 for ESP32
- Added an on-off switch to enable/disable the wifi module (to save power)
- Replaced programming header with a PCB jumper, so that in theory the ESP32 could be flashed using the Flipper USB-UART bridge by pressing something conductive against it while turning on the module
- Added space for another bypass capacitor for better power stability
It hasn’t come in yet, so I don’t know if it’ll work
As for why the ESP Marauder doesn’t seem to be compatible, this module uses an ESP32-S instead of an ESP32-S2 (which is what the Wifi Dev Board) uses. I suspect that it should be possible to recompile ESP Marauder to work on the ESP32-S.