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Module Lookup

Check before you buy

Page 47 of 64 MCP / API open OTA updates

Page 47 answers a very practical question: you hold a module and are not sure the box supports it, or which pin it goes to. The page carries an offline support table (model / page / pin / address / caveats) that works without a network.

If the model is not listed, the online AI path sends the part number out and shows the answer on the same screen.

Screen

On-screen interface

A recreation of this page on the 2.41-inch AMOLED display (600 × 450). Actual interaction and layout follow the latest firmware.

Module Lookup Offline list + online AI
SHT30p.37 · I²C 0x44Yes
BMP280p.38 · I²C 0x76Yes
VL53L0Xp.44 · I²C 0x29Yes
AHT20p.54 · 0x38 collidesConflict
Entries64 pages · 30+ modules
Online AIneeds WiFi (p.10)
Ask online if missing — answers appear here
Screen · Page 47
May differ from the actual interface; the screen of the real device is the final reference.
Highlights

Key capabilities

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Offline table

Baked into the firmware, no network needed.

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Pin and address

Tells you the exact header and I²C address.

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Online AI

Ask about anything the table does not cover.

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Conflict flags

Address clashes and UART sharing are marked.

Specifications

Technical specs

SourcesBuilt-in table + server-side AI
NetworkOnly for the online AI path
ControlsScroll the list, tap an entry
Firmware pagePage 47
Use Cases

Typical scenarios

Before buying

Check a cheap module before it arrives.

At the bench

Read the pinout on the device instead of a laptop.

Commands

Related commands

page 47  Open module lookup
mods  List supported modules

Read the full API & command reference →

⚠ Boundaries & notes
  • The offline list only covers parts the firmware supports; absence means no driver, not that it is useless.
  • The online AI path needs the box to be connected (page 10).

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