IoTuz Dev Environment - Revision history

Stuart Young at 08:56, 16 January 2017

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	The ~~IoTuz uses the ESP32 at its core, and hence the dev environment~~ for the IoTuz ~~is the standard ESP~~-~~IDF dev environment~~/~~framework. The dev framework is a complete cross~~-~~compiling environment which includes the necessary pieces to not only develop software for the ESP32, but to push it to the device as well.~~		The instructions for installing the IoTuz Dev Environment are now on Github at: https://github.com/CCHS-Melbourne/IoTuz/wiki/Software-Instructions

	~~=Installing the Dev Framework=~~		Note: These instructions were changed just before the [[OHC2017]] so if you haven't updated your install, please check them again.

	~~Instructions for installing the '''ESP-IDF''' dev framework are at https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf#setting-up-esp-idf~~

	~~Before the '''Open Hardware MiniConf''', it's recommended that you complete steps '''''1-3''''' of the specific setup guides for your OS.~~

	~~=USB Serial Drivers=~~

	The on-board USB Serial chip for the IoTuz is the CP2102, and you'll need support for this to communicate with the board. You can download drivers from http://www.silabs.com/products/mcu/pages/usbtouartbridgevcpdrivers.aspx if required.

	If you have a Linux 3.x or later kernel, these drivers are usually supplied by default with the OS Distro. If you roll your own kernel or are using a really stripped down system, you may need to build them from source.

	~~=ESP32 Developer Docs & Resources=~~

	~~Documentation on the ESP32 for developers is at http://esp-idf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html~~

	~~The docs cover everything from installing dev environments (covered above), general architecture information, a developer API reference and a technical reference for the ESP32 itself.~~

	~~The [http://esp32.com/ Espressif forum/website] is also a very useful resource.~~

	~~=IoTuz Specific Code=~~

	~~As part of the main [https~~://github.com/CCHS-Melbourne/IoTuz IoTuz repo], there is some [https://github.com/CCHS-Melbourne/IoTuz/tree/master/Software/Snippets Test code] for confirming that hardware on the IoTuz is working as expected.

	~~=ESP32 Enabled Arduino IDE=~~

	~~There are install~~ instructions ~~for getting~~ the ~~ESP32 running in the Arduino IDE at https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32#installation-instructions~~

	~~The~~ [[OHC2017~~\|Open Hardware Miniconf 2017~~]] ~~won~~'t ~~be using the ESP32 Arduino environment~~, ~~however it's still quite usable, especially for basic stuff and testing. Most functions in the ESP-IDF are exposed and available in ESP Arduino shortly after they appear in ESP-IDF~~.

Stuart Young at 04:57, 11 January 2017

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	The [http://esp32.com/ Espressif forum/website] is also a very useful resource.		The [http://esp32.com/ Espressif forum/website] is also a very useful resource.

			=IoTuz Specific Code=

			As part of the main [https://github.com/CCHS-Melbourne/IoTuz IoTuz repo], there is some [https://github.com/CCHS-Melbourne/IoTuz/tree/master/Software/Snippets Test code] for confirming that hardware on the IoTuz is working as expected.

	=ESP32 Enabled Arduino IDE=		=ESP32 Enabled Arduino IDE=

Stuart Young: /* ESP32 Developer Docs & Reosurces */

2017-01-11T03:11:06Z

ESP32 Developer Docs & Reosurces

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	If you have a Linux 3.x or later kernel, these drivers are usually supplied by default with the OS Distro. If you roll your own kernel or are using a really stripped down system, you may need to build them from source.		If you have a Linux 3.x or later kernel, these drivers are usually supplied by default with the OS Distro. If you roll your own kernel or are using a really stripped down system, you may need to build them from source.

	=ESP32 Developer Docs & ~~Reosurces~~=		=ESP32 Developer Docs & Resources=

	Documentation on the ESP32 for developers is at http://esp-idf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html		Documentation on the ESP32 for developers is at http://esp-idf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

Stuart Young: /* ESP32 Developer Docs */

2017-01-11T03:10:53Z

ESP32 Developer Docs

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	If you have a Linux 3.x or later kernel, these drivers are usually supplied by default with the OS Distro. If you roll your own kernel or are using a really stripped down system, you may need to build them from source.		If you have a Linux 3.x or later kernel, these drivers are usually supplied by default with the OS Distro. If you roll your own kernel or are using a really stripped down system, you may need to build them from source.

	=ESP32 Developer Docs=		=ESP32 Developer Docs & Reosurces=

	Documentation on the ESP32 for developers is at http://esp-idf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html		Documentation on the ESP32 for developers is at http://esp-idf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

Stuart Young at 03:10, 11 January 2017

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	The docs cover everything from installing dev environments (covered above), general architecture information, a developer API reference and a technical reference for the ESP32 itself.		The docs cover everything from installing dev environments (covered above), general architecture information, a developer API reference and a technical reference for the ESP32 itself.

			The [http://esp32.com/ Espressif forum/website] is also a very useful resource.

	=ESP32 Enabled Arduino IDE=		=ESP32 Enabled Arduino IDE=

Stuart Young at 04:24, 10 January 2017

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	There are install instructions for getting the ESP32 running in the Arduino IDE at https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32#installation-instructions		There are install instructions for getting the ESP32 running in the Arduino IDE at https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32#installation-instructions

	The [[OHC2017\|Open Hardware Miniconf 2017]] won't be using the ESP32 Arduino environment, however it's still quite usable, especially for basic stuff and testing.		The [[OHC2017\|Open Hardware Miniconf 2017]] won't be using the ESP32 Arduino environment, however it's still quite usable, especially for basic stuff and testing. Most functions in the ESP-IDF are exposed and available in ESP Arduino shortly after they appear in ESP-IDF.

Stuart Young at 02:40, 10 January 2017

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	The docs cover everything from installing dev environments (covered above), general architecture information, a developer API reference and a technical reference for the ESP32 itself.		The docs cover everything from installing dev environments (covered above), general architecture information, a developer API reference and a technical reference for the ESP32 itself.

			=ESP32 Enabled Arduino IDE=

			There are install instructions for getting the ESP32 running in the Arduino IDE at https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32#installation-instructions

			The [[OHC2017\|Open Hardware Miniconf 2017]] won't be using the ESP32 Arduino environment, however it's still quite usable, especially for basic stuff and testing.

Stuart Young at 09:59, 9 January 2017

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	If you have a Linux 3.x or later kernel, these drivers are usually supplied by default with the OS Distro. If you roll your own kernel or are using a really stripped down system, you may need to build them from source.		If you have a Linux 3.x or later kernel, these drivers are usually supplied by default with the OS Distro. If you roll your own kernel or are using a really stripped down system, you may need to build them from source.

			=ESP32 Developer Docs=

			Documentation on the ESP32 for developers is at http://esp-idf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html

			The docs cover everything from installing dev environments (covered above), general architecture information, a developer API reference and a technical reference for the ESP32 itself.

Stuart Young at 09:52, 9 January 2017

2017-01-09T09:52:34Z

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	The IoTuz uses the ESP32 at its core, and hence the dev environment for the IoTuz is the standard ~~ESP_IDF~~ dev environment/framework.		The IoTuz uses the ESP32 at its core, and hence the dev environment for the IoTuz is the standard ESP-IDF dev environment/framework. The dev framework is a complete cross-compiling environment which includes the necessary pieces to not only develop software for the ESP32, but to push it to the device as well.

	=Installing the Dev Framework=		=Installing the Dev Framework=

Stuart Young at 09:51, 9 January 2017

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	=Installing the Dev Framework=		=Installing the Dev Framework=

	Instructions for installing the ESP-IDF dev framework are at https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf#setting-up-esp-idf		Instructions for installing the '''ESP-IDF''' dev framework are at https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf#setting-up-esp-idf

	Before the '''Open Hardware MiniConf''', it's recommended that you complete steps '''''1-3''''' of the specific setup guides for your OS.		Before the '''Open Hardware MiniConf''', it's recommended that you complete steps '''''1-3''''' of the specific setup guides for your OS.