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old version example
new version(2021-12-18 V1.0) example
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Install the current upstream Arduino IDE at the 1.8 level or later. The current version is at the Arduino website.
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Start Arduino and open Preferences window. In additional board manager add url: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/espressif/arduino-esp32/gh-pages/package_esp32_index.json .separating them with commas.
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Select Tools -> Board Management -> Search for ESP32 and install
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Select Tools -> Board -> ESP32 Wrover Modelu Module
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Copy the folder in the 'lib' directory to '~Arduino/libraries'
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Need to install the following dependencies
- InstallVSCODEandPython
- Search for the PlatformIO plug-in in the VSCODE extension and install it.
- After the installation is complete and the reload is completed, there will be a small house icon in the lower left corner. Click to display the Platformio IDE home page
- Go to file - > Open folder - > Select the LilyGO-T-A7670X\examples\new_version\platformio folder and click the (√) symbol in the lower left corner to compile (→) for upload.
Product | Product Link |
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T-A7670X | AliExpress |
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pin VIN is a USB input, if a battery is being used to power the device there will be no voltage output from VIN meaning 3.3v is the only power output.
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When using the built-in battery pack the on/off switch will function as normal, supplying/cutting off power to the board, However, if an external battery pack is used and attached to the VBAT pin the on/off switch will be bypassed meaning the only way to shut off will be to disconnect the batteries.
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On/off switch is for battery use only, it will not function when plugged into USB.
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Battery voltage can not be read when plugged into USB using the onboard BAT ADC(35)
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Recommended solar panels are 4.4v to 6v DO NOT EXCEED OR BOARD MAY BE DAMAGED
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When an SD card in you can not upload software in Arduino IDE since the SD card uses IO2 as CS, the SD card must be removed when uploading a new sketch.
Current consumption from 3.7 Volt battery:
Mode | Average current |
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Active | 170 mA |
Sleep | 0.18 mA |
Operating time from a full charge depends on your actual battery capacity.