Hardware test on v2 PCB

[chumleychuff]

Sorry if this is a dumb question but how to you do the hardware test on a v2 PCB?

I can't see the same pins as the v1 image on the hardware test page.

[visualapproach]

The picture is just for reference. It works the same as long as you have configured correct pcb. Just connect the cables to each other and provide power.

[chumleychuff]

Thanks for the prompt response - I have connected a 5v power to pins H1B and it powers the board however I cannot pass the hardware test - I assumed it was my cable / soldering so tried a different board with just the ESP8266 and

attached breadboard cables to the right pins D1 to D6 etc.
checked continuity with my multimeter - which confirmed D1 to D6 , D2 to D4, D5 to D3 and NC to D7.
ensured the hardware config page has the right pin out
but the hardware test still fails :(

could I have uploaded the software incorrectly? or is the hardware checker not working correctly maybe?

[visualapproach]

image on your setup?

[chumleychuff]

ESP8266 is running build from Master (v4) from Saturday
I have tried v2 and v2b boards - pics of my v2b board - excuse the tape it was just helping to keep the pins in place when soldering #embarrassed_face

[visualapproach]

The level converter is missing...

[chumleychuff]

would that fail the hardware test? I just wanted to ensure the pins are correct before putting all the other stuff on.

[visualapproach]

Certainly! No connection from esp to wires

[chumleychuff]

haha i'm so dumb - thank you!

Coffee ☕ sent!

[visualapproach]

Thank you @chumleychuff 🤗