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How to compile AirGradient firmware on Arduino IDE
Prequisite
Arduino IDE version 2.x (download)
For AirGradient model ONE and Open Air, the codebase WILL NOT work on the latest major version of arduino-esp32 which is 3.x . This related to when installing "esp32 by Espressif Systems" in board manager. Instead use version 2.0.17, please follow the first step carefully.
Steps for ESP32C3 based board (ONE and Open Air Model)
- Install "esp32 by Espressif Systems" in board manager with version 2.0.17 (Tools ➝ Board ➝ Boards Manager ➝ search for
"espressif"
)
- Install AirGradient library on library manager using the latest version (Tools ➝ Manage Libraries... ➝ search for
"airgradient"
)
- On tools tab, follow settings below
Board ➝ ESP32C3 Dev Module
USB CDC On Boot ➝ Enabled
CPU Frequency ➝ 160MHz (WiFi)
Core Debug Level ➝ None (or choose as needed)
Erase All Flash Before Sketch Upload ➝ Enabled (or choose as needed)
Flash Frequency ➝ 80MHz
Flash Mode ➝ QIO
Flash Size ➝ 4MB (32Mb)
JTAG Adapter ➝ Disabled
Partition Scheme ➝ Minimal SPIFFS (1.9MB APP with OTA/190KB SPIFFS)
Upload Speed ➝ 921600
- Open sketch to compile (File ➝ Examples ➝ AirGradient Air Quality Sensor ➝ OneOpenAir). This sketch for AirGradient ONE and Open Air monitor model
- Compile
Steps for ESP8266 based board (DIY model)
- Add esp8266 board by adding http://arduino.esp8266.com/stable/package_esp8266com_index.json into Additional Board Manager URLs field (File ➝ Preferences ➝ Additional boards manager URLs)
- Install esp8266 board on board manager with version 3.1.2 (Tools ➝ Board ➝ Boards Manager ➝ search for
"esp8266"
)
- Install AirGradient library on library manager using the latest version (Tools ➝ Manage Libraries... ➝ search for
"airgradient"
)
- On tools tab, set board to
LOLIN(WEMOS) D1 R2 & mini
, and let other settings to default
- Open sketch to compile (File ➝ Examples ➝ AirGradient Air Quality Sensor ➝
<Model Option>
). Depends on the DIY model, eitherBASIC
,DiyProIndoorV3_3
andDiyProIndoorV4_2
- Compile
Notes
To modify codes from examples
Possible Issues
Linux (Debian)
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named ‘serial’
Make sure python pyserial module installed globally in the environment by executing:
$ sudo apt install -y python3-pyserial
or
$ pip install pyserial
Choose based on how python installed on your machine. But most user, using apt
is better.
How to contribute
Please follow github contributing to a project tutorial to contribute to this project.
There are 2 environment options to compile this project, PlatformIO and ArduinoIDE.
- For PlatformIO, it should work out of the box
- For arduino, files in
src
folder and also fromExamples
can be modified atDocuments/Arduino/libraries
for windows and mac, and~/Arduino/Libraries
for linux