ESP32-S3-USB-OTG HID keyboard example error with bluescreens (AEGHB-879)

[lukasboss99]

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General issue report

Hi, I have an ESP32-S3_USB-OTG and have tried to receive data via the USB_Host interface by connecting a keyboard to the USB_Host port with the help of the documentation. For this I used the HID Keyboard Example. Before that I tested the display with the other examples in the ESP IDF, which all worked. However, I could not get the HID Keyboard Example to work. As soon as I opened the Serial Monitor and plugged the USB OTG in and out a few times, I got a blue screen. I am also very confused because there is no 5 volts at the USB host port, as 5 volts is standard for USB, and this is needed to use the connected keyboard. Does anyone else have these problems or am I using the example incorrectly? Maybe my USB OTG is also broken?

[lijunru-hub]

Please provide the path to the example code you are using. Are you using the usb_otg development board as a USB host to connect to a keyboard? This development board has a USB switch that requires separate GPIO control, and it is configured as a USB device by default.

You can quickly configure it to USB host mode using the BSP:
ESP32-S3-USB-OTG Component

[lijunru-hub]

use bsp_usb_mode_select_host & bsp_usb_host_power_mode

[lukasboss99]

I used this code esp-idf/examples/peripherals/usb/host/hid. Yes, I would like to use the USB Otg as a Usb host to connect a keyboard to it. But I have no idea how to configure it as a USB host. I have already tried to manually set the GPIO's in the Arduino IDE to enable the USB host. It was GPIO18 on high