In this short guide I will explain how to use the Arduino IDE version 1.8+ with SiFive RISC-V based boards.
Start the Arduino software and open the file menu, preferences.
Click the button right of the Additional Board Manager URLs field.
Add the following address to a new line in the (empty) list:
Save and close the list
Go to the menu tools –> board –> board management
Select as type: contributed
Now you should have the possibility to install support for RISC-V boards
In this short guide I will explain how to use the Arduino IDE version 1.8+ with ESP8266 based boards.
Start the Arduino software and open the file menu, preferences.
Click the button right of the Additional Board Manager URLs field.
Add the following address to a new line in the (empty) list:
Save and close the list
Go to the menu tools –> board –> board management
Select as type: contributed
Now you should have the possibility to install support for ESP8266 boards
In this short guide I will explain how to use the Arduino IDE version 1.8+ with ESP32.
Start the Arduino software and open the file menu, preferences.
Click the button right of the Additional Board Manager URLs field.
Add the following address to a new line in the (empty) list:
Save and close the list
Go to the menu tools –> board –> board management
Select as type: contributed
Now you should have the possibility to install support for ESP32 boards
This month I`ve sold my Arduino Robots RobotBjorn 1 and 2. Both were not used for more than a year. I might start building a new robot in the near future.
The source will always remain available on github.com/ramoonus/robotbjorn