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Sign Firmware

This is the firmware for the Sign. It features Lightning Time and self-updating firmware.

Important

  • There are credetials stored in the GitHub action secrets that need to be updated whenever the .env file is updated.

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Caveats and Workarounds

Reference the ESP to Pico repo for more details into hardware problems.

The current revision of the ESP to Pico PCB (rev 2) has some problems:

  • While the EEPROM code works, the current revision of the ESP to Pico PCB has a misconfigured line that prevents the EEPROM from being accessed. The ESP32 has enough flash that it can be used instead if needed.
  • The button LED and switch lines are reversed in code compared to the Sign Mainboard since I accidentially assigned the LED to an input-only pin.
  • I failed to use the correct serial chip that allows for automatic resets and programming. In order to program the PCB manually, you must:
    • Unplug the PCB
    • Hold down the wire-attached button
    • Plug in the PCB still holding the button
    • Wait a few seconds
    • Release the button
    • Attempt to program (cargo run --release)
      • If this fails, repeat the process
    • Once the PCB issue is fixed, the runner command in .cargo/config.toml will need to be reverted to the original.