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Tutorial-Uploading The Factory Demo Program With Arduino IDE

The document provides steps to upload the ESP32 display factory program using the Arduino IDE. It details downloading the Arduino IDE and ESP32 package, installing required libraries, downloading the factory program, selecting the board and uploading the program to the ESP32 display.

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Tutorial-Uploading The Factory Demo Program With Arduino IDE

The document provides steps to upload the ESP32 display factory program using the Arduino IDE. It details downloading the Arduino IDE and ESP32 package, installing required libraries, downloading the factory program, selecting the board and uploading the program to the ESP32 display.

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How to upload the ESP32 display factory program by Arduino IDE?

Step 1 Download the Arduino IDE(https://www.arduino.cc/en/software)

Step 2 After downloading the Arduino IDE, click on"File-->Preference", and add the ESP32 S3
URL(https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/gh-pages/package_esp32_index.json)
to "Board Manager URLs" as follows：

Step 3 Click "Tool-->Board-->Board Manager", and search for "esp32". It is recommended to


install version 2.0.3 ESP32 package.
Step 4 Install the libraries provided by Elecrow

Firstly download the libraries files.

Then copy them to the Arduino libraries directory:

Here's the method to locate the libraries directory: open Arduino IDE→Click on "File"→Click
"Preference"→then you will see “Sketchbook location”:
Please note that different sizes of the ESP32 display require different UI libraries, you need to replace the
UI files when you using different displays.

And the User_Setup.h in TFT_eSPI library folder also needs to be modified according to their screen
driver(except for the 4.3''/5.0''7.0'' HMI display, which do not use TFT_eSPI library)
Step 5 Download and open the factory program.

Step 6 Choose the board and set the parameter on Arduino IDE

ESP Terminal RGB&SPI:


ESP32 HMI Display 2.4''&2.8''&3.5''

ESP32 HMI Display 4.3''

ESP32 HMI Display 5.0''&7.0''


Step 7 Choose the correct port number. Open the serial monitor. Press and hold the "BOOT" button and
press the "RESET" button, the serial monitor shows "waiting for download".

Step 8 Then click on "Upload" and wait for the compilation and download...

Step 9 When the progress finishes, press the RESET button then the program will run on ESP32 display.

Tutorial Video:

For ESP Terminal RGB&SPI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rstSmn_YKM

For ESP32 HMI 2.4’’/2.8’/’3.5’’ Display: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EARkhr3ABEY

For ESP32 HMI 4.3’’/5.0’’/7.0’’ Display: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKJesBu_cg4

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