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ESP-Hosted-MCU provide drivers to act any ESP chipset as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth co-processor.
19 examples
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host_bluedroid_bt_hid_mouse_device
This example shows how to implement a Bluetooth HID mouse device using Classic Bluetooth APIs, enabling it to send reports to a remote host.
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host_bt_controller_mac_addr
This example shows how to change the MAC Address for the Bluedroid Beacon, allowing it to be identified by a BLE scanner.
7.60 KB
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host_gpio_expander
This example demonstrates how to use the ESP-Hosted solution to control the GPIOs of the slave (co-processor) from the host MCU.
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host_hosted_cp_meminfo
This example enables a memory monitor on the co-processor to track heap usage and provides various reporting options.
11.73 KB
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host_hosted_events
This example uses ESP-Hosted events to manage connectivity with the co-processor, detecting resets or hangs.
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host_manage_copro_ext_coex
This example demonstrates configuring and using External Coexistence (EXT_COEX) in the ESP-Hosted co-processor, allowing the host MCU to control the slave's PTA for managing 2.4 GHz ISM band access.
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host_network_split__power_save
This example demonstrates using Network Split and Host Deep Sleep to maintain WiFi while saving power on the host MCU.
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host_peer_data_transfer
This example demonstrates how to send and receive raw binary data between a host device and a coprocessor, allowing maximum control over data format.
5.72 KB
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host_performs_slave_ota
This example demonstrates ESP-Hosted Transport OTA for updating slave firmware through an existing connection without additional hardware.
36.98 KB
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host_sdcard_with_hosted
This example demonstrates using an SD card on an ESP32-P4 dev board with ESP-Hosted communicating via SDIO.
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host_transport_config
This example demonstrates how to configure ESP-Hosted transport interfaces (SDIO, SPI, UART) before initialization.
6.63 KB
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host_wifi_easy_connect_dpp_enrollee
This example shows how to configure ESP devices as an enrollee using Device Provisioning Protocol (DPP). DPP provides a simple and secure way to onboard ESP devices to a network.
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host_wifi_itwt
This example shows how to use itwt of wifi, which works only in station mode and requires AP support.
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slave
The ESP-Hosted MCU Slave Example demonstrates how slave firmware provides Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity to host MCUs via ESP32 chips.
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