not working on esp32 with arduino about sds011 HOT 11 CLOSED

I can't think of a reason, the lib really doesn't do anything special.

Although, why are you defining sds011Serial? By default, all the hardware serial objects are already defined as Serial, Serial1 and Serial2.

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I can't think of a reason, the lib really doesn't do anything special.

Although, why are you defining sds011Serial? By default, all the hardware serial objects are already defined as Serial, Serial1 and Serial2.

i did this because in the esp32 example in the main.cpp it is also done like this.
I tried to take the example and rewrite it for arduino IDE. actually i did not really write anything.... just copied the code together since it looked quite straight-forward.

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Oh, you're right. I wonder why I did it...

You're using the latest Arduino core, right? Because Platformio is lagging a few version behind and Hardware serial has been completely refactored.

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Oh, you're right. I wonder why I did it...

You're using the latest Arduino core, right? Because Platformio is lagging a few version behind and Hardware serial has been completely refactored.

yes i am using the latest version - i try to stay up do date :)

is this maybe correlated to my problem?

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I changed the sketch as i could not identify any other dealbreakers in the library itself.... unfortunatly no change... :(

#include <SDS011.h>



SDS011 sds011;

void setup() {



  
  Serial.begin(115200);
  sds011.setup(&Serial1, 15, 2);  // Rx on GPIO14; Tx on GPIO12
    
  sds011.onData([](float pm25Value, float pm10Value) {
    Serial.println("Data arrived: PM2.5 = " + String(pm25Value, 1) + " μg/m³; PM10 = " + String(pm10Value, 1) + " μg/m³");
  });

  sds011.onResponse([](uint8_t command, uint8_t set, uint8_t result) {
    Serial.println("Response to command 0x" + String(command, HEX) + " received: 0x" + String(result, HEX));
  });

  sds011.onError([](int8_t error) {
    Serial.println("Error occurred: 0x" + String(error, HEX));
  });

  sds011.setWorkingPeriod(1);
  Serial.println("Data should appear on the default serial port in less than a minute");
}

void loop() {
   
  sds011.loop();
}

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And you are sure the pins you assign are correct? Because your comment gives the gpio numbers but in the code you use other numbers.

Are you using a premade board or your own design?

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i am using an esp32 from az-delivery. - yes i am aware of the different gpio numbers i am using. the wiring works. with different libraries i can measure without any problem... but i did not find any non-blocking libraries that work - therefor yours is so interesting to me.

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I'll start my setup but I can only test with an esp8266. I only got one device and it is soldered.

Now, there should be no difference between 32 and 8266.

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this would be so great... in case i can help by ordering a device for you i will gladly do that and i am keen on testing whatever you find out :)
thank you so much!

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i am terribly sorry...

i just rewired everything again after another library failed too... and apparently one of the pins was loose and kind of fiddly... i fixed that and it started working... sorry if this occupied your time.

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No worries. I'm happy it works.

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