ESP32 WROOM - Revision history

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	{{DISPLAYTITLE:Introduction to ESP32}}		{{DISPLAYTITLE:Introduction to ESP32}}This is Carleton's repository for all things related to Espressif's System-on-a-chip ESP32.
	~~[[CATEGORY:Electronics]]~~
	~~[[Category:Tutorials]]~~

	This is Carleton's repository for all things related to Espressif's System-on-a-chip ESP32.

	== Installation ==		== Installation ==

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	Serial.println(WiFi.macAddress());		Serial.println(WiFi.macAddress());
	}		}
	Then, once you have the MAC address for your ESP32, [https://clearpass1.carleton.edu/guest log into the Carleton Network Registration system] with your credentials, click "create", and add an entry with the number you found using the above sketch.		Then, once you have the MAC address for your ESP32, [https://clearpass1.carleton.edu/guest log into the Carleton Network Registration system] with your credentials, click "create", and add an entry with the number you found using the above sketch. Once you have done this, connecting to the wifi network should be as easy as:
			#include <esp_wifi.h>

			setup(){

			WiFi.begin("CarletonGuests");

			while (WiFi.status() != WL_CONNECTED) {
			delay(500);
			Serial.print(".");
			}
			Serial.println(" CONNECTED");
			}

	== IO ==		== IO ==
	[[Category:Microcontrollers]]		[[Category:Microcontrollers]]

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 There are two methodologies for using an ESP32 on Carleton's networks; either using eduroam (which may cause headaches, but is possible) or using CarletonGuests, which is the preferred method.
 == IO ==
 [[Category:Microcontrollers]]

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	== IO ==		== IO ==
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	== Installation ==		== Installation ==

	The easiest way to work with ESP32 microcontrollers is by using the [https://arduino.cc Arduino IDE].		The easiest way to work with ESP32 microcontrollers is by using the [https://arduino.cc Arduino IDE]. After installing the Arduino IDE, open the application, and go to File -> Preferences, and add the following to the 'Additional Boards Managers URLs' field:
			<nowiki>https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/gh-pages/package_esp32_index.json</nowiki>
			After adding the URL, close the preference panel, and go to "Tools -> Board -> Boards Manager...", and search for ESP32 in the dialog window that appears. Click the "Install" button to download the latest version of the tools required to work with the ESP32.

	== Networking ==		== Networking ==

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	== Installation ==		== Installation ==

	The easiest way to work with ESP32 microcontrollers is by using the Arduino IDE.		The easiest way to work with ESP32 microcontrollers is by using the [https://arduino.cc Arduino IDE].

	== Networking ==		== Networking ==

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Introduction to ESP32}}
[[CATEGORY:Electronics]]
[[Category:Tutorials]]

This is Carleton's repository for all things related to Espressif's System-on-a-chip ESP32.

== Installation ==

The easiest way to work with ESP32 microcontrollers is by using the Arduino IDE.

== Networking ==

=== Using ESP32 controllers on Carleton's Networks ===

There are two methodologies for using an ESP32 on Carleton's networks; either using eduroam (which may cause headaches, but is possible) or using CarletonGuests, which is the preferred method.

== IO ==