Mode change failure

[Juanccps]

Hey, your program is excellent! However, I’m running into an issue when trying to change the operating mode. The device doesn’t respond.

This happens when I power the board using a power bank connected to the ESP32’s programming port. However, when I connect the ESP32 to my notebook and use the Arduino IDE with the Serial Monitor open, I’m able to change the operating modes normally.

My setup:

• ESP32 DevKitC
• 0.96” OLED display
• 2x nRF24 antennas

[LandoBandoGlitchy762]

Hey, your program is excellent! However, I’m running into an issue when trying to change the operating mode. The device doesn’t respond.

This happens when I power the board using a power bank connected to the ESP32’s programming port. However, when I connect the ESP32 to my notebook and use the Arduino IDE with the Serial Monitor open, I’m able to change the operating modes normally.

My setup:

• ESP32 DevKitC
• 0.96” OLED display
• 2x nRF24 antennas

" Hey buddy u should solder 2 capacitors to the nrf modules for them to work properly also it sounds like your power bank can't keep up with the power demand when transmission starts

[Juanccps]

Hi, my friend! Thanks for your comment.

I already have capacitors installed on both nRF24 modules, and the radio jamming functionality has been working very well so far.

My only issue is that I’m unable to switch between operating modes unless the ESP32 is connected to my computer with the Arduino IDE Serial Monitor open.

When the board is powered by a power bank through the ESP32’s USB/programming port, everything seems to work normally, including the radio jamming function, but I can’t change the operating mode.