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Esphome as an App on the MCH2022 badge

Very much a work in progress. Based on esp-idf.

Working features

  • Wifi
  • RGB Leds in the kite
  • I2C
  • Bosch bme680 climate sensor
  • Display
  • Buttons (internal only)

Not working (yet?)

  • All the other I/O connected to the rpi204, USB charging, voltages, IR Led, LCD Backlight, etc
  • Audio
  • The BNO055 accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer sensor (no component in esphome for this (yet))
  • FPGA connected i/o: RGB Led, pmod pins.
  • Other GPIO

Building

  • Create a new esp32dev device in esphome
  • Modify the generated yaml to include the sections from the mch2022-badge.yaml file in this repo.
  • Make sure to upload the mch2022-partitions.csv file to the same folder as the yaml
  • Install and select the manual upload option
  • When done select the "OTA format" version of the binary. This will download the file mch2022-badge.ota.bin.
  • Rename it to main.bin and use the mch2022-tools package to upload it to the mch2022 badge you have connected to your machine. Something like ./mch2022-tools/app_push.py -r esphome/main.bin esphome Esphome 1 should do the trick.
  • This should run the application but you can also see the Esphome app in the Apps section of the BadgeOS launcher.