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BiBoard V1 Guide

Introduction

Biboard V1 is a development board based on the high-performance ESP32 MINI 1 module. The module employs an Xtensa dual-core 32-bit LX6 processor featuring 4 MB of Flash memory, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth Low Energy. With its powerful computing capabilities and diverse expansion interfaces, it can meet various projects' personalized needs and complex embedded development requirements. It is widely used in fields such as the Internet of Things, industrial automation, and education and research. Biboard V1 is the ideal choice for any embedded developer.

Feature

  • Real-time high-load power supply

  • High-speed UART debugging IC

  • Flight Controller-Grade Six-Axis Motion Sensor

  • 12-channel PWM servo interface

Specifications

Specification
Details

Modules and functions

Part No.
Module & Function

[1]. BiBoard V1 supports 12 PWM servos by default, but if you need to read the feedback angle of the 12th servo (Pin 27), please disconnect JP1. After that, LED27 cannot be used.

[2]. The newest firmware has implemented the external EEPROM's functionality with the built-in flash. You can purchase it elsewhere and solder it to the mainboard if needed. Model: M24C64-FMC6TG.

[3]. If the firmware burning process is interrupted due to external factors, it may lead to a situation where the firmware cannot be burned again. In this case, you need to power off the mainboard, press and hold the BOOT button, and then power on the mainboard again to force the ESP32 into Download mode. After the burning process is complete, power on the mainboard again.

Universal extensible interface (Grove socket)
  • Stand-alone intelligent voice recognition with bilingual multi-word support

  • High-fidelity audio speaker

  • Zero-latency, high-sensitivity capacitive touch

  • Strong EMC anti-interference and anti-radiation performance

  • Operating voltage

    5V

    Operating current

    0.1 - 0.2A

    Baud rate

    115200

    Bluetooth protocol

    4.2 BR/EDR and low energy Bluetooth standard

    Wi-Fi protocol

    802.11b/g/n

    Onboard Grove expansion socket

    UART2, I2C, 4x Analog input

    Raspberry Pi port

    Support Raspberry Pi 3A+, 4, 5 (need to install a 5-pin socket)

    7

    Grove Sockets (G1: UART2; G2: I2C; G3: 2x Analog input; G4: 2x Analog input)

    8

    Speaker

    9

    2.54mm Battery Input

    10

    Raspberry Pi port

    11

    ESP32 Mini

    12

    CH343P serial chip

    13

    BOOT button [3]

    14

    Reset button

    15

    8.4V Power indicator (Yellow LED)

    16

    5V power indicator (Blue LED)

    17

    Touch pad socket

    Processor

    ESP32-U4WDH

    SRAM

    520KB

    ROM

    448KB

    Flash

    4MB

    External EEPROM

    Customizable

    Input Voltage

    7 - 9V

    1

    Programmable LED [1]

    2

    DC-DC chip

    3

    12 x PWM servo socket

    4

    MPU6050 gyroscope

    5

    Voice command Module

    6

    External EEPROM [2]