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ITUS101 : ICT Workshop ID No.

: 24DCS077

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Aim : Enable the Arduino IDE connect to the Arduino IDE and upload the code to
the ESP32 board through the Arduino IDE. Take the necessary steps for that.

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The ESP32 provides many GPIO pins that facilitate connection with and control of external devices

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and sensors. These pins support a variety of interfaces, including SPI, I2C, UART, and PWM. The
ESP32 is designed to be power efficient, thus enabling the development of energy-efficient IoT
applications

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Step 1 : Install Arduino IDE
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1. Download and install the Arduino IDE.

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Step 2 : Download the ESP32 Board Files

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1. Go to a trusted source, such as Espressif’s official site or community forums, and download the
pre-built ESP32 package in a ZIP format. This package should contain all necessary files for
the ESP32 board configuration.

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Step 3 : Extract and Place the Files

1. Extract the downloaded ZIP file.

2. Navigate to the Arduino IDE sketchbook folder:

• Open Arduino IDE, then go to File > Preferences.

• Note the path of the Sketchbook location.


3. Inside the sketchbook folder:

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• Create a new folder named hardware if it doesn’t exist.
• Inside the hardware folder, create another folder named espressif.
• Place the extracted ESP32 files into the espressif folder.

Step 4 : Install Required Drivers

1. Depending on your ESP32 board, install the appropriate USB-to-serial driver:

• CP210x Driver (for boards with the CP2102 chip): Download from Silicon Labs.

• CH340 Driver (for boards with the CH340 chip): Download from a reliable source
like WCH.

2. Install the driver, then reconnect the ESP32 to your computer.

Step 5 : Restart Arduino IDE

1. Close and reopen the Arduino IDE.

2. Go to Tools > Board, and check for the ESP32 boards (e.g., "ESP32 Dev Module") in the list.

Step 6 : Configure Board and Port

1. Select your ESP32 board from Tools > Board (e.g., ESP32 Dev Module).

2. Go to Tools > Port, and select the COM port corresponding to your ESP32.

Step 7 : Write and Upload Code

1. Write or open your code in the Arduino IDE. For example:

void setup()
{ pinMode(2, OUTPUT); // Set pin 2 as
output
}

void loop()
{
digitalWrite(2, HIGH); // Turn on LED
delay(1000); // Wait 1 second
digitalWrite(2, LOW); // Turn off LED
delay(1000); // Wait 1 second }
2. Click the Upload button (→) to upload the code.

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o If the upload process fails, press and hold the BOOT button on your ESP32 during the
upload.

Conclusion :
To connect the Arduino IDE with an ESP32 and upload code, you need to set up the IDE by
installing board support and the necessary drivers. Ensure the correct board and port are selected in
the IDE. Write or load your code and upload it to the ESP32, using the BOOT button if needed
during the process. This setup enables seamless programming of the ESP32 for various applications.
With these steps, you can confidently explore the ESP32's features for embedded and IoT projects.

Thank You…

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