ESP-IDF

Demo

The ESP-IDF demo is located in the ESP-IDF directory of the example.

Demo	Basic Program Description	Dependency Library
01_WIFI_AP	Set to AP mode to obtain the IP address of the access device	-
02_WIFI_STA	Set to STA mode to connect to WiFi and obtain an IP address	-
03_ADC_Test	Get the voltage value of the lithium battery	-
04_I2C_PCF85063	Print real-time time of RTC chip	SensorLib
05_I2C_SHTC3	Print temperature and humidity sensor data	-
06_SD_Card	Load and display the information of the TF card	-
07_Audio_Test	Play the sound recorded by the microphone through the speaker	LVGL V8.3.11
08_LVGL_V8_Test	LVGLV8 demo	LVGL V8.3.11
09_LVGL_V9_Test	LVGLV9 demo	LVGL V9.3.0
10_FactoryProgram	Comprehensive demo	LVGL V8.3.11

01_WIFI_AP

Demo Description

This demo can set the development board as a hotspot, allowing phones or other devices in STA mode to connect to the development board.

Hardware Connection

Connect the board to the computer using a USB cable

Code Analysis

In the file softap_example_main.c, find SSID and PASSWORD, and then your phone or other device in STA mode can use the SSID and PASSWORD to connect to the development board.
```
#define EXAMPLE_ESP_WIFI_SSID      "waveshare_esp32"
#define EXAMPLE_ESP_WIFI_PASSWORD      "wav123456"
```

Expected Result

After flashing the program, open the serial terminal, if the device is successfully connected to the hotspot, the MAC address and IP address of the device will be output, as shown in the figure:

02_WIFI_STA

Demo Description

This example can configure the development board as a STA device to connect to a router, thereby enabling access to the system network.

Hardware Connection

Connect the board to the computer using a USB cable

Code Analysis

In the file esp_wifi_bsp.c, find ssid and password, then modify them to the SSID and Password of an available router in your current environment.
```
wifi_config_t wifi_config = {
  .sta = {
  	.ssid = "PDCN",
  	.password = "1234567890",
  },
};
```

Expected Result

After flashing the program, open the serial terminal, if the device is successfully connected to the hotspot, the IP address obtained will be output, as shown in the figure:

03_ADC_Test

Demo Description

The analog voltage connected through the GPIO is converted to digital by the ADC, and then the actual lithium battery voltage is calculated and printed to the terminal.

Hardware Connection

Connect the board to the computer using a USB cable

Code Analysis

Adc_PortInit(void): Initializes ADC1, including creating an ADC one-time trigger unit and configuring channel 3 for ADC1
float Adc_GetBatteryVoltage(int *data): Reads the value from ADC1 channel 3 and returns the actual voltage value.
uint8_t Adc_GetBatteryLevel(void): Returns the battery percentage.
void Adc_LoopTask(void *arg): Creates an ADC task that reads the ADC value and prints it to the serial port every second.

Expected Result

After the program is compiled and downloaded, you can view the printed ADC values and voltage output by opening the Serial Monitor, as shown in the following image:

04_I2C_PCF85063

Demo Description

Through the I2C protocol, initialize the PCF85063 chip, set the time, and then periodically read the time and print it to the terminal

Hardware Connection

Connect the board to the computer using a USB cable

Code Analysis

void Rtc_LoopTask(void *arg): Create an RTC task to implement the RTC function, read the clock of the RTC chip every 1 second, and then output it to the terminal.

Expected Result

After the program is compiled and downloaded, open the serial port monitoring to see the RTC time of the printout, as shown in the following figure:

05_I2C_STHC3

Demo Description

Initialize the SHTC3 chip through the I2C protocol, and then print the temperature and humidity information read every 1 second to the terminal

Hardware Connection

Connect the board to the computer using a USB cable

Code Analysis

void Shtc3_LoopTask(void *arg): Create a SHTC3 sensor task that obtains temperature and humidity at intervals of 1 second.

Expected Result

Open the serial port monitor, you can see the printed temperature and humidity data, as shown in the figure below:

06_SD_Card

Demo Description

Drive the TF card through SDMMC, and print the TF card information to the terminal after successfully mounting.

Hardware Connection

Install a FatFs-formatted into the board before powering on

Code Analysis

Fatfs_LoopTask(void *arg): A task to test TF card read and write functionality. You need to uncomment the #define sdcard_write_Test macro definition.

Expected Result

Click on the serial port monitoring device, you can see the output information of the TF card, as shown in the figure below:

07_Audio_Test

Demo Description

Demonstrates how to get data from the microphone and then play it through the speaker

Hardware Connection

Connect the board to the computer using a USB cable

Code Analysis

CodecPort_SetInfo("es8311 & es7210",1,16000,2,16): Sets the sampling rate, number of channels, and bit depth of the Codec chip.
CodecPort_SetSpeakerVol(100): Set the playback gain to 100.
CodecPort_SetMicGain(35): Set the microphone gain to 35.
Codec_LoopTask(void *arg): Codec task, which implements recording, playback, and other functions.

Expected Result

After the program is flashed, as shown in the figure:
tip
1. Double-click the BOOT button to enter recording mode, speak into the MIC, and it will automatically end after 3 seconds
2. Click the BOOT button to play the sound you just recorded
3. Double-click the KEY button to play a piece of music
4. Click the KEY button to interrupt music playback

08_LVGL_V8_Test

Demo Description

Demonstrates how to display images using LVGL V8, helping users get started quickly with LVGL V8.

Hardware Connection

Connect the board to the computer using a USB cable

Code Analysis

/*Create an IMG1 control*/
ui->screen_img_1 = lv_img_create(ui->screen);
lv_obj_add_flag(ui->screen_img_1, LV_OBJ_FLAG_CLICKABLE);
lv_img_set_src(ui->screen_img_1, &_ein_alpha_400x300);
lv_img_set_pivot(ui->screen_img_1, 50,50);
lv_img_set_angle(ui->screen_img_1, 0);
lv_obj_set_pos(ui->screen_img_1, 0, 0);
lv_obj_set_size(ui->screen_img_1, 400, 300);
/*Create an IMG1 control*/
ui->screen_img_2 = lv_img_create(ui->screen);
lv_obj_add_flag(ui->screen_img_2, LV_OBJ_FLAG_CLICKABLE);
lv_img_set_src(ui->screen_img_2, &_2_alpha_400x300);
lv_img_set_pivot(ui->screen_img_2, 50,50);
lv_img_set_angle(ui->screen_img_2, 0);
lv_obj_set_pos(ui->screen_img_2, 0, 0);
lv_obj_set_size(ui->screen_img_2, 400, 300);
lv_obj_add_flag(ui->screen_img_2, LV_OBJ_FLAG_HIDDEN);

Expected Result

After the program is flashed, it is displayed alternately at intervals of 1.5 seconds, as shown in the figure:

09_LVGL_V9_Test

Demo Description

Demonstrates how to display images using LVGL V9, helping users get started quickly with LVGL V9.

Hardware Connection

Connect the board to the computer using a USB cable

Code Analysis

/*Create an IMG1 control*/
ui->screen_img_1 = lv_image_create(ui->screen);
lv_obj_set_pos(ui->screen_img_1, 0, 0);
lv_obj_set_size(ui->screen_img_1, 400, 300);
lv_obj_add_flag(ui->screen_img_1, LV_OBJ_FLAG_CLICKABLE);
lv_image_set_src(ui->screen_img_1, &_ein_RGB565A8_400x300);
lv_image_set_pivot(ui->screen_img_1, 50,50);
lv_image_set_rotation(ui->screen_img_1, 0);
/*Create an IMG1 control*/
ui->screen_img_2 = lv_image_create(ui->screen);
lv_obj_set_pos(ui->screen_img_2, 0, 0);
lv_obj_set_size(ui->screen_img_2, 400, 300);
lv_obj_add_flag(ui->screen_img_2, LV_OBJ_FLAG_HIDDEN);
lv_obj_add_flag(ui->screen_img_2, LV_OBJ_FLAG_CLICKABLE);
lv_image_set_src(ui->screen_img_2, &_2_RGB565A8_400x300);
lv_image_set_pivot(ui->screen_img_2, 50,50);
lv_image_set_rotation(ui->screen_img_2, 0);

Expected Result

After the program is flashed, it is displayed alternately at intervals of 1.5 seconds, as shown in the figure:

10_FactoryProgram

Demo Description

The driver board integrates all hardware components and provides comprehensive examples, enabling users to quickly understand the product.

Hardware Connection

Connect the board to the computer using a USB cable

Code Analysis

sdcardPort = new CustomSDPort("/sdcard"); // Initialize sdcard
Adc_PortInit();                           // Initialize Adc
Custom_ButtonInit();                      // Initialize buttons
Rtc_Setup(&I2cbus,0x51);                  // Initialize RTC
Rtc_SetTime(2026,1,5,14,30,30);      // Set RTC time
shtc3port = new Shtc3Port(I2cbus);         // Initialize SHTC3
espwifi_init();                           // Initialize WiFi STA mode
CodecGroups = xEventGroupCreate();
codecport = new CodecPort(I2cbus,"S3_RLCD_4_2"); // Initialize Codec
codecport->CodecPort_SetInfo("es8311 & es7210",1,16000,2,16);
codecport->CodecPort_SetSpeakerVol(100);         // Set the speaker gain
codecport->CodecPort_SetMicGain(35);             // Set the microphone gain

Expected Result

After the program is flashed, the main interface is displayed, as shown in the figure:
tip
1. Long press the KEY button to enter the image display interface
2. Long press the BOOT button to enter the music playback interface
Image display interface, as shown in the figure:
tip
1. Long press the KEY button to return to the main interface
Music playback interface, as shown in the figure:
tip
1. Double-click the BOOT button to enter recording mode, speak into the MIC, and it will automatically end after 3 seconds
2. Click the BOOT button to play the sound you just recorded
3. Double-click the KEY button to play a piece of music
4. Click the KEY button to interrupt music playback
5. Long press the BOOT button to go back to the interface

Demo​

01_WIFI_AP​

02_WIFI_STA​

03_ADC_Test​

04_I2C_PCF85063​

05_I2C_STHC3​

06_SD_Card​

07_Audio_Test​

08_LVGL_V8_Test​

09_LVGL_V9_Test​

10_FactoryProgram​

Demo

01_WIFI_AP

02_WIFI_STA

03_ADC_Test

04_I2C_PCF85063

05_I2C_STHC3

06_SD_Card

07_Audio_Test

08_LVGL_V8_Test

09_LVGL_V9_Test

10_FactoryProgram