Installing Ringo For Arduino PDF
Installing Ringo For Arduino PDF
Installing Ringo For Arduino PDF
Arduino
Setting up
Installation
To start programming your own things on Ringo phone you're going to need a
software called CircuitBlocks, which is our program developed specifically for
Ringo phone. Alternatively, you can download Arduino IDE, which is a program
you are already familiar with if you're into IoT.
If you already have it installed on your computer, you can skip this step.
Download the installation file according to the OS you own. If you have Windows
8.1 or later, you can also download Arduino IDE over Microsoft Store. That version
of the software will be considered to be a completely different program than the
regular version by your system so keep in mind that your libraries will not be in
sync. Other than that, these two versions work the same.
Now when you have installed Arduino we can go to the next step.
NOTE: You can also click the little window button by the bar and enter it there,
then click OK.
NOTE: Main board package and a few tools will now download and install on your
system.
It all takes up about 200 MB so the time of download will depend on your internet
connection.
6. When it's all finished it will write out
'INSTALLED' next to the version mark
NOTE: The board file will be updated from time to time so make sure to check the
version from time to time.
When there is an option 'Update', please click it in order to stay in touch with the
latest firmware.
Again go to Tools -> Board and in the dropdown menu under category 'ESP32
Arduino' find 'Ringo by CircuitMess'.
Go to 'Tools' and under 'Board' section select 'Port' and find the port on which
Ringo is connected.
NOTE: If 'Port' is greyed out it means the phone is not correctly connected.
1 Serial.begin(115200);
Now click on the little 'Upload' arrow in the upper left corner.
10. After a few moments, the text should say
'Done uploading'
Now the only thing left to do is to check if everything is working properly.
Click the magnifier icon in the upper right corner of the screen.
If the text says the line that you wrote in the print function, then everything works!
Library and restoring firmware
12. Installing Ringo library
There is also a Ringo library in Arduino Library Manager that allows you to use all
the important functions and libraries from the Ringo firmware when writing your
own programs. Printing out things on the screen and pressing buttons won't be
possible without this one.
Go to Sketch-> Include Library -> Manage Libraries.... Enter the keyword 'Ringo'
in the search bar and click the 'Install' button to download and install the library.
'Ringo Firmware'.
Now go to Tools -> Burn Bootloader and you will have the latest default firmware
on your Ringo as soon as
Now let's get to business and start creating some cool apps and games!