| HW-597 Pin | ⇄ | ESP8266 Pin | | :--- | :---: | :--- | | (Transmit) | ↔ | RX (Receive) | | RX (Receive) | ↔ | TX (Transmit) | | 3.3V (or VCC) | ↔ | VCC (3.3V) | | GND (Ground) | ↔ | GND (Ground) |
GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM) GPIO.setup(RELAY1, GPIO.OUT) GPIO.setup(RELAY2, GPIO.OUT)
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⚠️ If your HW-597 has 4 pins (VCC, GND, SDA, SCL) and two visible LEDs, you likely have an optical sensor. If it has 6+ pins or a motor terminal block, stop and check your vendor’s datasheet.
Includes a standard USB-A male connector and gold-plated pins for better signal integrity.
The is a compact USB-to-TTL serial converter module that serves as a bridge between your computer and microcontrollers like the Arduino Pro Mini , ESP8266, or Raspberry Pi. It is built around the CH340G chip, which requires specific drivers to function correctly as a virtual COM port on your operating system. Core Identity: The CH340 Bridge | HW-597 Pin | ⇄ | ESP8266 Pin
Check your board’s voltage tolerance – 5V may damage some HW-597 variants. When in doubt, use 3.3V.
: Supplies 5-volt bus power directly from the computer's USB port.
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void loop() // Turn Relay 1 ON (Active LOW) digitalWrite(RELAY1, LOW); delay(1000);
Be aware that some "Blue Pill" boards on the market use cloned or fake STM32 chips (like GD32F103, CS32F103). These fake chips may have a , which means you won't be able to program them using the HW-597 over UART, even with correct wiring and drivers.
: It converts the USB signals from your laptop into the serial pulses that microcontrollers can understand.