Revision as of 07:09, 18 February 2019

Program with ESPBlocks

The development tools

use Windows click here to download.
use Python source code click here to download, the need to build Python depend on the environment, you don't go into here.

Windows for example, in any location directly run, it is recommended that there is no Chinese path.

Double-click to open ESPblocks. Exe and wait for a moment while it releases the resource

Whether or not there is a Connect board, the Connect search board will pop up once, or you can click on the Connect to pop up the window.

Now we connect the board through the wire, it will automatically find the current connected board serial port and display, as shown in the figure below.

Then click the button in the figure to confirm that it is their own board can be connected.

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 *use Windows [https://github.com/BPI-STEAM/BPI-BIT-MicroPython/releases/tag/BlocksTools click here to download].
 *use Python source code [https://github.com/junhuanchen/ESPBlocks click here to download], the need to build Python depend on the environment, you don't go into here.
+=Connect the board=
+*Windows for example, in any location directly run, it is recommended that there is no Chinese path.
+*Double-click to open ESPblocks. Exe and wait for a moment while it releases the resource
+*Whether or not there is a Connect board, the Connect search board will pop up once, or you can click on the Connect to pop up the window.
+[[File:Index_(1).png]]
+*Now we connect the board through the wire, it will automatically find the current connected board serial port and display, as shown in the figure below.
+[[File:Search.png]]
+*Then click the button in the figure to confirm that it is their own board can be connected.
+*the connection is completed as shown below:
+[[File:Connected_(1).png]]
+*Wireless connection is not supported now