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This is a makerspace instructional project, meant to teach the basics of soldering, and to serve as a platform for handheld game development. | This is a makerspace instructional project, meant to teach the basics of soldering, and to serve as a platform for handheld game development. | ||
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== Tools and Materials == | == Tools and Materials == | ||
* ESP32S2 Mini controller | * [[Www.amazon.com/dp/B0B2ZWZWLW|ESP32S2 Mini controller]] | ||
* Custom PCB | * Custom PCB | ||
* 240x240 TFT screen | * [https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256806871339622.html 240x240 TFT screen] | ||
* 3 tact switches | * 3 tact switches | ||
* 3D printed case | * 3D printed case | ||
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== Project Files== | == Project Files== | ||
* [https:// | * [https://github.com/CC-IS/24-001-Carlogotchi Tamogotchi Basic Program] | ||
* [https://a360.co/3XXU7rX Basic Tamogotchi Case] | |||
* [https://a360.co/3VSoGwc Circuit Board with Battery Charger] | |||
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== Step-by-Step Instructions == | == Step-by-Step Instructions == | ||
{{#widget:ProjectStep|inst=Solder headers to boards.|src= | {{#widget:ProjectStep|inst=Solder headers to boards.|src=1DUr8OsBSdP6r36oOmqFiERGiMb8EMzWk|show=img}} | ||
{{#widget:ProjectStep|inst= | {{#widget:ProjectStep|inst=Press in the three buttons to main board, and solder in place. Make sure to do this before attaching the esp32 s2 mini board. Insert ESP32 S2 Mini Board into main board and solder. |src=15JT8_HpsXldoidTXIHflY9Z0Rc4-gWjO|show=img}} | ||
{{#widget:ProjectStep|inst=Launch the Arduino IDE and open the Tamogotchi_Basic sketch. Connect the esp32 board via USB while holding down the boot button. Select the serial port which appears, choose Deneyap Mini S2, and click upload.|show=none|src=none}} | {{#widget:ProjectStep|inst=Download the sketch from the Github Repo above. Launch the Arduino IDE and open the Tamogotchi_Basic sketch. Connect the esp32 board via USB while holding down the boot button. Select the serial port which appears, choose Deneyap Mini S2, and click upload.|show=none|src=none}} | ||
{{#widget:ProjectStep|inst=Place circuit board into case, and close with two 4-40x1/4" machine screws.|src= | {{#widget:ProjectStep|inst=Place circuit board into case, and close with two 4-40x1/4" machine screws.|src=1LyHLteLTrUy5y2CgWAIezDCQffAQceHl|show=img}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:40, 20 March 2025
by Aaron HG
Project Overview
This is a makerspace instructional project, meant to teach the basics of soldering, and to serve as a platform for handheld game development.
Tools and Materials
- ESP32S2 Mini controller
- Custom PCB
- 240x240 TFT screen
- 3 tact switches
- 3D printed case
Step-by-Step Instructions
Download the sketch from the Github Repo above. Launch the Arduino IDE and open the Tamogotchi_Basic sketch. Connect the esp32 board via USB while holding down the boot button. Select the serial port which appears, choose Deneyap Mini S2, and click upload.
