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Revision as of 19:51, 25 August 2022
Project: WiPhone | |
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Featured: | Yes |
State | Active |
Members | Vicarious, Stuiterveer, xopr |
GitHub | WiPhone build |
Description | |
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Yay, WiPhone!
Be cautious charging the WiPhone on a Xiaomi Mi Power Bank 3 Pro
xopr's WiPhone broke down: his guestimates are that the device in USB-A port 1 that supported adaptive charging might bring the second USB-A port to 9V or 12V (out of spec), which in this scenario will fry the CP2104 USB-UART chip when you would plug it in second, no matter how short the time frame would be.
custom firmware
you can use the ACKspace modified firmware by setting https://ackspace.nl/WiPhone/WiPhone.ini
into the ota.ini file (or via the telephone)
Current applied patches:
- LoRa 868MHz
- ackspace.nl fake NAPTR (hardcoded IP)
- fix fiddly unlock (mentioned here)
Work in progress:
- LoRa menu (currently crashes the phone, don't use)
notes
- read documentation here
- report bugs at https://github.com/ESP32-WiPhone/wiphone-firmware/issues
- enable/disable automatic firmware settings at
Menu
»Settings
»Firmware settings
- before you use LoRa, make sure to edit
Hardware.h
, look forRF95_FREQ
and set it to 868MHz for EU:
#define RF95_FREQ 868.0
(See this (somewhat sparse) issue)
- enable UDP by adding
u=UDP_SIP
to an account indata/sip_accounts.ini
(not yet tested)
Get started
- download source code
- run
V="0.8.30"; unzip WiPhone-$V && rm -fr WiPhone && mv WiPhone-$V WiPhone
- open
WiPhone/WiPhone.ino
using Arduino - once: set up IDE (see documentation for details):
- Open preferences (CTRL+,) and add https://wiphone.io/static/releases/arduino_platforms/package_WiPhone_index.json (comma separated) into Additional Boards Manager URLs
- go to Tools » Boards » Board Manager and install
WiPhone
- Arduino option Tools » ESP Sketch Data Upload: download ESP32FS-1.0.zip into the ~Arduino/tools directory with
mkdir -p ~/Arduino/tools && unzip ESP32FS-1.0.zip -d ~/Arduino/tools
- TODO: esptool.py serial:
sudo pip install pyserial
(check your default python version)
- Select Tools » Boards » Wiphone » Wiphone arduino
- compile with (CTRL+r)
custom mods
The provided repo contains patches and a semi-automated build/upload process to create your own custom binary (without opening the Arduino IDE)
- LoRa frequency settings
- FSBrowser "app" (work in progress)