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Updated Installing the software (markdown)

Marek Farkaš
2023-07-21 09:31:13 +02:00
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@@ -30,7 +30,8 @@ Now extract your previously downloaded code to folder named TEF6686_ESP32
- In this step you need to download 3 ZIP libraries (TFT_eSPI, TimeLib, Hash). Links to them are included in the code (at the beginning of INO file)
- Don't extract downloaded ZIP files. Move to Arduino IDE and select Sketch > Include Library > Add .ZIP library
- Select downloaded libraries. After adding 3 libraries you can move to the next step.
2. Modifying TFT_eSPI configuration. If you done that before please move to the next step.
2. In the Arduino IDE Board Manager set the Partition scheme to Huge APP. (3MB APP / 1MB SPIFFS)
3. Modifying TFT_eSPI configuration. If you done that before please move to the next step.
- Open your User_Setup.h file (located in Documents/Arduino/libraries/TFT_eSPI folder) with these values:
```
#define ILI9341_DRIVER
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#define SMOOTH_FONT
```
- **ALL OTHER SETTINGS SHOULD BE REMARKED!**
- If you experience QRM noise nearby 90 MHz please concider lowering SPI_FREQUENCY value.
3. Now we are ready to compile the code. Click "Verify" button (first on the top left) to verify our code. It should compile your sketch and give "Done compiling" message.
4. Select proper COM port. Tools > Port (If you are not sure which port should you select move to step 4a).
- If you experience QRM noise nearby 90 MHz please consider lowering SPI_FREQUENCY value.
4. Now we are ready to compile the code. Click "Verify" button (first on the top left) to verify our code. It should compile your sketch and give "Done compiling" message.
5. Select proper COM port. Tools > Port (If you are not sure which port should you select move to step 4a).
- Press WIN+R and type ``devmgmt.msc`` or just run your Device Manager.
- Hold your BOOT button* on your ESP32 and plug USB cable from ESP to your computer
- Your ESP32 should pop-up in Ports section with port name in the brackets that you need to select in Arduino IDE