Hmm - rst cause:1 sure looks like a power issue as you say.
You should be able to supply power straight to the 3.3v pin on the board - but perhaps you could stick a scope on it (and the VUSB line) first and see if it really does fluctuate?
I guess you're powering the board itself straight over USB? Could you try a different USB cable?
Sounds dumb, but the regulator should be able to handle 400mA peak, with the biggest issue being heat dissipation. I've never personally noticed any problems like this (and I've used the flow control before).
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rst cause:1
sure looks like a power issue as you say.You should be able to supply power straight to the 3.3v pin on the board - but perhaps you could stick a scope on it (and the VUSB line) first and see if it really does fluctuate?
I guess you're powering the board itself straight over USB? Could you try a different USB cable?
Sounds dumb, but the regulator should be able to handle 400mA peak, with the biggest issue being heat dissipation. I've never personally noticed any problems like this (and I've used the flow control before).