Flash ESP32~
Online Installation~
With Chrome or Edge you can flash the ESP32 directly from within the browser window using the openHASP Web installer. If you have another browser then use the offline flash tools below to download and flash the ESP32.
Download Firmware~
Download the latest openHASP binaries from the openHASP Web installer or GitHub Releases page. You need to pick the correct binary files for your device:
- Get the full binary file for flashing over the serial port:
e.g.
d1-mini-esp32_ili9341_full_4MB_v0.6.3.bin - Get the ota binary file for updating the firmware from the Web UI:
e.g.
d1-mini-esp32_ili9341_ota_v0.6.3.bin
Note
You can also download the nightly openHASP development .zip files from the Actions tab on Github.
Flash ESP32~
Important
When flashing openHASP onto the ESP32 for the first time, you need to flash it over serial using the full firmware binary file.
You need to write the full binary to the ESP32 flash chip at address 0x0.
The full binary also contains a bootloader and partition scheme needed to properly boot the ESP32.
Before starting the flash process you have to put the ESP into flash mode:
- Connect
GPIO0toGNDbefore booting the devide - Power-on or reset the ESP while
GPIO0is connected toGND - Start the flash process
The actual procedure to flash the ESP32 depends on the tool used. Click on the tab below that matches your flash tool.
Note
ESPHome Flasher cannot flash the openHASP binary. Use one of the other tools below instead.
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Change COM1 to the correct port on your computer. If you get an error at the end of the flash procedure, you can try with a lower the baudrate eg. 460800.
Tasmota-PyFlasher is a simple GUI tool for flashing ESP32 firmware without any installation.
Change COM7 to the correct port on your computer.
Espressif provides their own Flash Download Tools for Windows.
Change COM90 to the correct port on your computer.