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| - | ====== ESP32-C3-1U-1.28inch Screen | + | ====== ESP32-C3-1U-1.28 inch screen |
| + | **Welcome to the QSZNTEC Workshop! ** | ||
| + | ===== Table of contents ===== | ||
| - | Welcome to the QSZNTEC Workshop! | + | === 一、Introduction === |
| - | **Table of contents** | + | === === |
| - | 一、Introduction | + | === 二、Installing using Arduino IDE === |
| - | 二、Installing using Arduino IDE | + | === === |
| - | 三、sample program usage | + | === 三、sample program usage === |
| - | **__ Getting Started__** | + | === === |
| - | **Introduction** | + | ===== Getting Started ===== |
| - | The objective of this post is to explain how to upload an Arduino program to the ESP32-C3 | + | ===== Introduction ===== |
| - | module, from QSZNTEC . | + | |
| + | The objective of this post is to explain how to upload an Arduino program to the ESP32-C3 module, from QSZNTEC . | ||
| The ESP32-C3-MINI-1U WiFi and Bluetooth chip is the latest generation of Espressif products. It has a | The ESP32-C3-MINI-1U WiFi and Bluetooth chip is the latest generation of Espressif products. It has a | ||
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| Single Core 32-bit MCU, which Supporting IEEE 802.11b/g/n (2.4 GHz WiFi) and Bluetooth® 5 (LE). | Single Core 32-bit MCU, which Supporting IEEE 802.11b/g/n (2.4 GHz WiFi) and Bluetooth® 5 (LE). | ||
| - | ESP32-C3-MINI-1U series of SoCs is an ultra-low-power and highly-integrated MCU-based solution | + | ESP32-C3-MINI-1U series of SoCs is an ultra-low-power and highly-integrated MCU-based solution |
| that supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth ® Low Energy (Bluetooth LE). The block diagram of | that supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth ® Low Energy (Bluetooth LE). The block diagram of | ||
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| flash. | flash. | ||
| - | + | ===== Installing using Arduino IDE ===== | |
| - | **Installing using Arduino IDE** | + | |
| Programming the ESP32-C3-MINI-1U | Programming the ESP32-C3-MINI-1U | ||
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| installation was in “C/ | installation was in “C/ | ||
| - | https:// | + | [[https:// |
| 2,This is the way to install Arduino-ESP32 directly from the Arduino IDE. Add Boards Manager Entry | 2,This is the way to install Arduino-ESP32 directly from the Arduino IDE. Add Boards Manager Entry | ||
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| Here is what you need to do to install the ESP32 boards into the Arduino IDE: | Here is what you need to do to install the ESP32 boards into the Arduino IDE: | ||
| - | (1) Open the Arduino IDE. | + | === (1) Open the Arduino IDE. === |
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| - | {{: | + | === (2)Click on the File menu on the top menu bar. === |
| + | === (3)Click on the Preferences menu item. This will open a Preferences dialog box. === | ||
| - | (2)Click on the File menu on the top menu bar. | + | {{: |
| - | (3)Click on the Preferences menu item. This will open a Preferences dialog box. | + | === (4)You should be on the Settings tab in the Preferences dialog box by default. === |
| - | {{: | + | === (5)Look for the textbox labeled “Additional Boards Manager URLs”. === |
| + | === (6)If there is already text in this box add a coma at the end of it, then follow the next step. === | ||
| - | (4)You should be on the Settings tab in the Preferences dialog | + | === (7)Paste the following link into the text box : === |
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| - | (5)Look for the textbox labeled “Additional Boards Manager URLs”. | + | |
| - | (6)If there is already text in this box add a coma at the end of it, then follow the next step. | + | Stable release link: [[https:// |
| - | (7)Paste the following | + | Development release |
| - | Stable release | + | === (8)Click the OK button to save the setting. The textbox with the JSON link in it is illustrated here: === |
| - | https:// | + | |
| - | Development release link: | + | {{:developmentboard:3-4.png}} |
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| - | (8)Click | + | === (9) In the Arduino IDE click on the Tools menu on the top menu bar. === |
| - | {{:developmentboard: | + | === (10) Scroll down to the Board: entry === |
| - | (9) In the Arduino IDE click on the Tools menu on the top menu bar. | + | === (11) A submenu will open when you highlight |
| - | (10) Scroll down to the Board: entry | + | === (12) At the top of the submenu is Boards Manager. Click on it to open the Boards Manager dialog box. === |
| - | (11) A submenu will open when you highlight | + | === (13)I n the search box in the Boards Manager enter “esp32”. === |
| - | (12) At the top of the submenu is Boards Manager. Click on it to open the Boards Manager dialog box. | + | {{: |
| - | (13)I n the search box in the Boards Manager enter “esp32”. | + | === (14) You should see an entry for “esp32 |
| - | {{: | + | === Install button. This will install the ESP32 boards into your Arduino IDE === |
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| - | (14) You should see an entry for “esp32 by Espressif Systems”. Highlight this entry and click on the | + | |
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| - | Install button. This will install the ESP32 boards into your Arduino IDE | + | |
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| Once the installation completes, we need to select the correct board options for the "ESP32 Arduino" | Once the installation completes, we need to select the correct board options for the "ESP32 Arduino" | ||
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| Set and In the programmer entry of the same tab, we choose “esptool”. | Set and In the programmer entry of the same tab, we choose “esptool”. | ||
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| It’s important to note that after the code is uploaded, the device will start to run it. So, if we | It’s important to note that after the code is uploaded, the device will start to run it. So, if we | ||
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| guarantee that it enters flashing mode again. | guarantee that it enters flashing mode again. | ||
| - | First program | + | First program Since this platform is based on Arduino, we can use many of the usual functions. As an example for the |
| - | Since this platform is based on Arduino, we can use many of the usual functions. As an example for the | + | |
| first program, the code bellow starts the Serial port and prints “hello from ESP32” every second. | first program, the code bellow starts the Serial port and prints “hello from ESP32” every second. | ||
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| If everything is working fine, we will see the output in the serial console shown. | If everything is working fine, we will see the output in the serial console shown. | ||
| - | void setup() { | + | ** <font 16px/ |
| - | Serial.begin(115200); | + | ** <font 16px/ |
| - | } | + | ** <font 16px/ |
| - | void loop() { | + | ** <font 16px/ |
| - | Serial.println(" | + | ** <font 16px/ |
| - | delay(1000); | + | ** <font 16px/ |
| - | } | + | ** <font 16px/ |
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| Again thank you for so much concern.. Hopefully, it's the beginning of a wonderful relationship! | Again thank you for so much concern.. Hopefully, it's the beginning of a wonderful relationship! | ||
| - | + | ===== Sample program usage ===== | |
| - | **Sample program usage** | + | |
| At present, only a preliminary explanation and introductory use are given to the samples displayed on | At present, only a preliminary explanation and introductory use are given to the samples displayed on | ||
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| the screen, and the corresponding examples in the data center are found, as shown in the figure: | the screen, and the corresponding examples in the data center are found, as shown in the figure: | ||
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| The examples in the red circle are all based on the LovyanGFX library as the basic application. This | The examples in the red circle are all based on the LovyanGFX library as the basic application. This | ||
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| Open the library manager in Arduino, search for LovyanGFX, and click instal . | Open the library manager in Arduino, search for LovyanGFX, and click instal . | ||
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| Although the Arduino_GFX library has many advantages, it may also have a troublesome place for | Although the Arduino_GFX library has many advantages, it may also have a troublesome place for | ||
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| ordinary users, that is, after the installation | ordinary users, that is, after the installation | ||
| - | **About the use of Factory_samples** | + | ==== About the use of Factory_samples |
| Find the data center 1_1_Factory_samples | Find the data center 1_1_Factory_samples | ||
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| As shown: | As shown: | ||
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| Download library files . | Download library files . | ||
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| LovyanGFX library | LovyanGFX library | ||
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| After compiling, you can run 1_1_Factory_samples normally. | After compiling, you can run 1_1_Factory_samples normally. | ||
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