ESP32-C6-DevKitM-1
BoardSpecifications
Radiosinherited from ESP32-C6
- Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi 6 · 2.4 GHz
- Bluetooth LE
- BLE 5.3
- Bluetooth Classic
- no
- 802.15.4
- Zigbee 3.0, Thread 1.3, Matter
USB
- Native USB
- yes
- Connector
- usb-c
Board
- Form factor
- devkit
Display & extras
- Extras
- rgb-led
Compact ESP32-C6-MINI-1 board with dual USB-C (UART bridge + native USB) and a GPIO8 addressable RGB LED.
Firmware for this board
Unverified
- WLEDUnverified
Flash WLED
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Notes
- Two USB Type-C ports: a UART-bridge port and the native ESP32-C6 USB port
- Bridge chip model not named in the official user guide (omitted)
- Carries ESP32-C6-MINI-1 or -1U module built on the ESP32-C6FH4 chip, 4 MB flash integrated in the chip package; no PSRAM
- Addressable RGB LED on GPIO8
- Wi-Fi 6 / BLE 5 / Zigbee 3.0 / Thread 1.3 (802.15.4)
- Dimensions only in a separate Dimensions PDF (omitted)
- io.gpio_free=17 DERIVED, not quoted (SPEC-io-power.md §5.3). Headers J1+J3 break out 22 pads total (quoted from the user guide pin tables: J1 = GPIO 0-8,14; J3 = GPIO 9,12-13,15-23). Subtracting esp32-c6's soc.reserved_pins that are exposed -- strapping {8,9,15} exposed out of {8,9,10,11,15} (3) and usb_flash_tied {12,13} (2) -- gives 22 - 3 - 2 = 17. Math not vendor-stated; verify before treating as exact.
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Serial monitor
Not connected.

