Besides the main pin header there are also other connections: Three pins for the SPI ports, two for the ESP32-C3’s ISP pins and two for an external battery.
Pin Name | Description | Features |
---|---|---|
GND | Negative Pole | Ground |
VCC | 3.3V Output1 | Power Out |
P0 | Connected to ESP32-C3 GPIO | ADC, PWM |
P1 | Connected to GPIO Expander P1_1 | CCR |
P2 | Connected to GPIO Expander P1_0 | CCR |
P3 | Connected to GPIO Expander P1_7 | CCR |
P4 | Connected to GPIO Expander P1_6 | CCR |
P5 | Connected to ESP32-C3 GPIO3 | ADC, PWM |
SCL | I2C Serial Clock22(connected to ESP32-C3 GPIO9) | PWM |
SDA | I2C Serial Data22(connected to ESP32-C3 GPIO8) | PWM |
VBAT | Connected to the on-board Charging Module | Charger |
MISO | SPI Master in Slave out3 | PWM |
MOSI | SPI Master out Slave in3 | PWM |
SCK | Serial Wire Data Line3 | ADC, PWM |
TX | Receive line of the ESP32-C33 | UART, PWM |
RX | Transmit line of the ESP32-C33 | UART, PWM |
VCC is meant to be an output. If you want to use it as an input, do not connect any other source (battery/USB) to it.
Not recommended to be used as normal GPIO ports. All modules on the Pocuter will be inactive when using them.
Not recommended to be used as normal GPIO ports. If used anyway, neither the OLED screen nor SD card fill function.