Please note – this product has been retired:
https://wiki.wemos.cc/products:lolin32:lolin32_lite
The current models can be found here.
The LOLIN32 Lite is a low-budget ESP32 board that, like other ESP32 boards, has a 32-bit dual core microcontroller that runs at 240MHz, has 4MB of flash storage, and can be programmed in a range of languages, including microPython, LUA, and Arduino. It can be powered via micro USB or lithium polymer batteries with a 500mA max charging current. A set of matching headers are included, that can be soldered to the board, for mounting on a breadboard.
By default, the firmware that comes with this board accepts AT commands.
Documentation:
A schematic is located here.
Downloads:
MacOS and Windows drivers can be found here. Linux will detect the board out of the box.
You can download the micro Python firmware under ‘Firmware for ESP32 boards’ here. This can be installed on your LOLIN32 Lite using the Python esptool, which is available here. If you’re just getting started, we recommend enabling on the device, and downloading the WebREPL web interface to upload edited files. You can also use Adafruit’s commandline tool, ampy.
Specifications:
- Hardware version: 1.0.0
- Operating voltage: 3.3v
- Digital I/O pins: 19
- Size: 50mm x 25.4mm
- Weight: 4g