Another way, you can catch some print log from the serial port, I can help you to check the problem, it is easy to find out the problem from the printout info.
@skimans
The baudrate is not 921600, it is 115200, you first try 115200, it should be connect to missionplanner correctly;
1.Not the printout log of the missionplanner, you should use a serial port monitor software, it can catch and show the string direct from the serial port of esp32 at the begin of power on(baudrate:115200), it looks like this:
@skimans It looks like your module can not startup corectly, there a WIFI Failed happen at the begining of the startup, I havenât seem this before, I think you should check that if your module is the same with mine, you can compare the string of the module with the pic in the reply i push before.
Or you can try to do a erase before install the firmware.
@Leon90 you can indicate to me one link for test best and fine my board ESP32 ?
becouse the strings of before was in Arduino.
You can tell me another way for test my board ?
@skimans On the Arduino IDE, there many example demo for ESP32, it looks like a WIFI failed on your board before, so you should try some demo about wifi to check if it is good on your module.
@skimans Look at this info, it can confirm that we are using the same module, I look the datasheet of my module(esp32 wroom 32), and the chip is ESP32-D0WDQ6 too, and it is look so good that when you install the firmware from ESP Tools Web:
One more thing you can try is that: use the ESP Tools Web to install the ardupilot firmware and use a serial port monitor software to catch some printout info when it startup, the printout will tell everything.