Author CETECH11 | Last edit 24/02/2024 by CETECH11
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The Beetle ESP32-C3 is based on the ESP32-C3, a RISC-V 32-bit single-core processor. Despite its tiny size (only 25×20.5 mm), it packs a punch with up to 13 IO ports broken out, making it ideal for various projects without worrying about running out of IO options.
Ultra-Small Size: The Beetle ESP32-C3 measures just 25×20.5 mm (0.98×0.81 inch), making it perfect for space-constrained projects.
Built-in Lithium Battery Charging Management:
Easy Screen Connectivity:
Dual-Mode Communication:
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First, we need to add the ESP addon to our Home Assistance system. Open the home assistance.
Next, navigate to the settings and open the add-ons.
Here selects ESP home and install it.
Then open the web ui.
ESPHome is an open-source firmware that allows you to configure and manage your ESP devices easily.
Open the ESP home web UI and add a new device.
Then open the ESPHOME web and follow the instructions to flash ESP Home firmware.
Next, connect Beetle to the PC and select then burn.
Wait until it finishes.
Next, enter the WiFi credentials to configure with WiFi.
Then click visit device, you can see this kind of web page.
Once your FireBeetle ESP32 C3 is online with the ESPHome firmware, Home Assistant will automatically discover it.
You can see the device under the settings menu.
Next, open the ESP home and add a new device
Then enter all the details, and next select the wireless option.
You can see the device status as Online.
Here you can edit the beetle behavior.
With the Beetle ESP32 C3 integrated into Home Assistant, you can:
switch:
- platform: gpio
name: "test_lights Onboard light"
pin: 10
inverted: True
restore_mode: RESTORE_DEFAULT_OFF
Here is the complete sketch.
Then install it.
Next, open the devices again and select the esp home.
Here you will see your device details and it will show the switch status.
From here you can control the onboard LED.
If you encounter issues:
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