Welcome to the Documentation!
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Here you can find more details about how the 8 Bit WiFi Visualizer works, how it was designed, and find instructions to assemble your own!
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Hardware
This is a custom designed Printed Circuit Board, so there are a few parts needed to go from abstract connections to components on copper.
Schematics | The circuit design starts here, take a look to see how all the parts connect together and what their values are. |
Layout | Here you can find the size and shape of the board, mounting hole locations, and more details about the physical properties of the PCB. |
Assembly | Want to build your own? Here you can find the instructions on how to hand solder the surface mount components. |
Components | Here you can find the Bill of Materials, and more information of the specific components that are on the board. |
Firmware
The ESP82266 WiFi module can be programmed with the Arudiuno language and IDE. This makes getting up and running a snap with plenty of existing libraries for complicated functions.
Setting Up | Learn how to set up the Arduino IDE for developing on this specific board, and how to load sketches onto the board. |
Blank Sketch | Want to create your own code? Here’s a starting off point with the board specific settings. |
Packet Visualizer | Learn more about how the Packet Visualizer sketch works. |