I just love seeed… can you say again what you are talking about… what product exactly?
Hey there, been a while.
So, this kit seems somewhat superior to a Heltec rig, based on my experience in the field and home.
One problem though. Even though disabled in M3shtastic, an attached L76K GNSS module is constantly kicking out a TELEMETRY_APP onto the local mesh, every thirty seconds. Pretty annoying.
Some details elude me in re powering and the L76. Any pointers would be appreciated.
Hello, thank you for the post. I learn a lot from you.
I am fabricating a node for Meshtastic. I have a problem with my battery.
I soldered at the 2 recommended points under the esp32s3 board for the battery, and it works well for power and charging with USB is also fine, but in the Meshtastic app, it always shows 0.00 V and the plugged-in icon.
The firmware I am using is 2.6.10.9ce4455 Beta for XIAO ESP32S3 and Wio-SX1262.
What could be the problem?
Thank you.
The XIAO has no voltage sensing capability… this is frustrating… I do not know how to solve the problem
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Hi there,
and Welcome Here…
SO have you Updated, they came that way ?
2.6.10 /11
on here , like these?
or here…
it’s a little buggy or laggy ? but it works.
HTH
GL 
PJ 
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It’s like second image
I have changed the firmware several times, I have left it for several days but still the same problem persists. Right now I am resetting it to factory settings to test.
Oh crap… are you using android? just be advised the iPhone version of the App is 180deg different so this can cause communication difficulties… so the XIAO does have a voltage sensing capability?
Hello, I connected the GPS module (L76K GNSS Module for Seeed Studio XIAO) to the XIAO ESP32S3 & Wio-SX1262 Kit, but it doesn’t seem to be recognized.
Is there any additional setting I need to do?
Is there any way to test it?
The GPS’s LED won’t light up.
check your solder joints
i think you may have it installed up side down
make sure the upper right corner is the 5V GND and 3V3 pins aligned
actually I think they had a problem that some of the pins were not compatable with multiple sandwitch… i an sending it to my guy
Thank you for your reply!
Is this the correct connection when flipped over in this state?
If power is supplied to the L76K, the LED should light up, right?
I measured the voltage on the side of the board, and it was 5V.
Is this still not working?
The LED on the L76K isn’t lighting up.
it is still hard to say… i am not trying to be difficult the ground pin should mate to the ground pin… 3v3 and one board call it 5 the other says VUSB or someting… I have some seeed engineers checking into it as well
I am sure you understand you have to solder the pins
Hi itaru, a small arrow on the edge of the PCBA indicates the orientation of the Type-C interface after assembly. You can align the module according to this arrow. Your connection is correct.