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Prepare the development environment

Please download ide from https://www.arduino.cc/en/software

Install the esp core according your target:

☛ If ESP8266

☛ If ESP32

Copy the content of the libraries directory and extra libraries directory (according your target ESP8266 or ESP32 ) to your arduino library directory

Open esp3d/esp3d.ino file in Arduino IDE

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ESP3D configuration

Open esp3d/configuration.h and set features you want.

You can also generate it, using the ESP3D configurator, which simplify a lot this step.

See configuration.

Configure Flash settings

For ESP8266 with 4MB of flash

Board: Generic ESP8266 Module
Upload Speed: 115200
CPU frequency: 160 MHz
Flash Size: 4M (2M SPIFFS)
Flash Mode: DIO
Flash Frequency: 40Mhz
Reset Method: CK
Debug Port: Disabled
Debug Level: None

For ESP8266 with 1MB of flash (this one may not support Web Update due to limited flash size)

Board: Generic ESP8266 Module
Upload Speed: 115200
CPU frequency: 160 MHz
Flash Size: 1M (128K SPIFFS)
Flash Mode: DIO
Flash Frequency: 40Mhz
Reset Method: CK
Debug Port: Disabled
Debug Level: None

For ESP32 with 4MB of flash

Board: ESP32 Dev Module
Upload Speed: 115200
CPU frequency: 240 MHz
Flash Frequency: 80Mhz
Flash Mode: QIO
Flash Size: 4MB
Partition Scheme: Default 4MB with SPIFFS
Core Debug Level: None
PSRAM: Disabled

For ESP32 with 4MB of flash and Camera

Board: ESP32 Dev Module
Upload Speed: 115200
CPU frequency: 240 MHz
Flash Frequency: 80Mhz
Flash Mode: QIO
Flash Size: 4MB
Partition Scheme: Default 4MB with SPIFFS
Core Debug Level: None
PSRAM: Enabled

Connect your board

Compile and flash your module

Select the port you device is connected to and select Upload from sketch menu to compile and flash.