[Solved] Which board for AtomS3U in Arduino IDE?
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Hey folks,
Been trying to set up an AtomS3U in Arduino IDE and I'm not too sure which Board to set it up with.
There looks to be a board for the ATOM (which works great with my AtomU) or the ATOMS3 which allows me to upload successfully, but nothing outputs to the Serial Monitor.
Anyone manage to get it working?
Thanks
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@froyomuffin AtomS3
The important detail is the 'S3'
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ESP32 S3 Development Board.
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@teastain Hey! For some reason it started working today. Using M5AtomS3!. Thanks a bunch!
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@ajb2k3 Can't seem to find this. Is there a manager that I need to install?
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@froyomuffin If you install the Espressif libraries in arduino then it should be there.
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@ajb2k3 Hey, managed to find a dev module which seems to work without Serial Monitor. I think I'll stick to M5AtomS3 unless there's something particular about "ESP32 S3 Development Board"?
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@froyomuffin 'The ESP32 S3 Development Board" is a generic board type for run of the mill AliExpress cheapie boards. It actually appears as ESP32S3 Dev Module in the Arduino IDE ver2.2.1 list of boards:
I use M5AtomS3 and use the <M5AtomS3.h> library API. It just works better with more M5Stack custom features.
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@teastain Awesome. Thanks for confirming. I'll use M5AtomS3 going forward. :)
I'm still fairly new to Arduino so might have a bit of a silly question: How did you conclude that "ESP32 S3 Development Board" just meant the "ESP32S3 Dev Module"? Is it a convention or is there somewhere I missed?
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@froyomuffin I am a ten year Arduino IDE guy, you just absorb things!
And...yes the board searach engine is very 'literal' ESP<space>32<space>S3...sends you down a deep rabbit hole.
LilyGO T-Display S3 products are S3 and use the generic ESP32S3 Dev Module, that's how I know.
Use Arduino IDE v2.2.1, it's easy to use and very modern.
-teastain@me.com
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@teastain Aahhh. Thanks! I'll know from now on! :D
