Releases: DroneBridge/ESP32
Releases · DroneBridge/ESP32
Release v1.0
If the DroneBridgeESP32_v1_1
build does not work (no startup etc.) please choose the DroneBridgeESP32_v1_1_alt_UART_conf
. Some boards have the flash chip connected to pins 16/17. In that case the alt. UART conf. version has pins 32/33 configured.
If you are using a Pico board, like the TinyPico or M5Stack Atom Lite please use the alternative build. The other one will not work.
Changelog:
- re-write of the web interface
- re-base onto esp-idf 4.3
- fixed UDP bugs
- added REST:API for settings and status updates
Erase the flash of the ESP32 first!
To flash see the Github Readme or run:
esptool.py -p (PORT) -b 460800 --before default_reset --after hard_reset --chip esp32 write_flash --flash_mode dio --flash_size detect --flash_freq 40m 0x1000 bootloader.bin 0x8000 partition-table.bin 0x10000 db_esp32.bin 0x110000 www.bin
More config options
- Configure SSID
- Configure WiFi channel
UDP broadcast to all connected stations
- MSP & LTM UDP forwarding fix
- Auto broadcasting of messages to UDP:14550 to all connected stations. No config required for QGroundControl
UDP support. Performance improvements
- Fixed performance issues
- Added support for up to 5 UDP client connections. Clients must register to ESP by sending a packet to UDP port 14550
Use TCP connections. In sync with DroneBridge v0.6 Beta release
- Based on latest ESP-IDF
- Uses TCP instead of UDP (multiple simultaneous connections)
- Improved communication module
- Tested with MAVLink, DroneBridge for android v1.3 & QGroundControl
- Removed unnecessary settings
- Needs testing with LTM/MSP
- Synced to DB v0.6 Beta release
- Improved & tested installation guide
DroneBridge for ESP32
Support for MAVLink, MSP or LTM via a single serial port