Good Day Hippies........
Finally, I *have* to get to grips with B4R.
BANG hit a problem before getting to work.
I've followed through Klaus's booklet on Getting Started the B4R section.
I have a good notion why this problem has cropped up. But, the details >
Installed latest Arduino CLI.
Opened B4R and configured paths.
Selected Board Selector -> the Ugly One (W10) found the/a device as below.
A bunch of hunting followed. Then, the next image below appeared.
Now, this is a newish board from Arduino being ESP32-C3. I deduce that this is the key not found in the dictionary. Klaus's dialogue shows Ardunio Uno (so between B4R and CLI it must have found a dictionary entry).
Obviously,, my project stalls here.
Any, thoughts on how to get around this? (That is, short of using some other board - haven't pulled one out the box yet to try - the C3 is just the right thing for what I want to do, so it would be a wasted to put an UNO or whatever "older" board there. I know we can't always get what we want - to quote a famous Stone...........but we can try.)
Thanks in advance.
[EDIT PS sorry didn't read this until I had finished, it seemed to be the same question but I haven't even got that far yet with just an empty project at this time ...... https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/esp32-bluetooth.169435/]
[EDIT2 it incidentally occurs to me that the C3 code can be done with the Arduino IDE and then see if I can do a B4A that will connect and provide the functionality I need - seems like the long way around, though, for essentially a push button interface ........ ]
Finally, I *have* to get to grips with B4R.
BANG hit a problem before getting to work.
I've followed through Klaus's booklet on Getting Started the B4R section.
I have a good notion why this problem has cropped up. But, the details >
Installed latest Arduino CLI.
Opened B4R and configured paths.
Selected Board Selector -> the Ugly One (W10) found the/a device as below.
A bunch of hunting followed. Then, the next image below appeared.
Now, this is a newish board from Arduino being ESP32-C3. I deduce that this is the key not found in the dictionary. Klaus's dialogue shows Ardunio Uno (so between B4R and CLI it must have found a dictionary entry).
Obviously,, my project stalls here.
Any, thoughts on how to get around this? (That is, short of using some other board - haven't pulled one out the box yet to try - the C3 is just the right thing for what I want to do, so it would be a wasted to put an UNO or whatever "older" board there. I know we can't always get what we want - to quote a famous Stone...........but we can try.)
Thanks in advance.
[EDIT PS sorry didn't read this until I had finished, it seemed to be the same question but I haven't even got that far yet with just an empty project at this time ...... https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/esp32-bluetooth.169435/]
[EDIT2 it incidentally occurs to me that the C3 code can be done with the Arduino IDE and then see if I can do a B4A that will connect and provide the functionality I need - seems like the long way around, though, for essentially a push button interface ........ ]
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