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Revision as of 23:11, 17 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.
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.
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- 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.
- the connection is completed as shown below:
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- Wireless connection is not supported now
Use the Editor to run the program
- Prepare a piece of code and copy it into the white box.
print('\n')
print('test')
print('\n')
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