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## Raspberry Pi Pico W Installation (C++) | ||
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1. Download the `flipper_http_pico_c++.uf2` file. | ||
2. Press and hold the `BOOT` button on your Pico W for 2 seconds. | ||
3. While holding the `BOOT` button, connect the Pico W to your computer using a USB cable. | ||
4. Drag and drop the downloaded file onto the device. It will automatically reboot and begin running the FlipperHTTP firmware. | ||
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Here's a video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdzKDCjbZ4k |
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## Raspberry Pi Pico W Installation (MicroPython) | ||
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1. Download the `main.py`, `urequests_2.py`, `EasySD.py`, and `FlipperHTTPPico.py` files. | ||
2. Press and hold the `BOOT` button on your Pico W for 2 seconds. | ||
3. While holding the `BOOT` button, connect the Pico W to your computer using a USB cable. | ||
4. The Pico W should appear as a storage device on your computer. | ||
5. Download Thonny from [https://thonny.org](https://thonny.org). | ||
6. Install MicroPython: | ||
- Go to `Run -> Configure interpreter`. | ||
- Select `MicroPython (Raspberry Pi Pico)` in the `Which kind of interpreter...` field. | ||
- Click `Install or update MicroPython`. The target volume and MicroPython family should appear. If not, ensure your Pico W is connected. | ||
- Choose `Raspberry Pi - Pico W / Pico WH` in the `Variant` field. | ||
- Click `Install`. When the installation is complete, your Pico W will automatically reboot and start running MicroPython. | ||
7. Click `OK` to close the dialog and return to the main window. | ||
8. Add the Files: | ||
- Click `Load`, then `This computer`, and select the `FlipperHTTPPico.py` file you downloaded earlier. | ||
- Go to the `File` menu, select `Save copy`, then choose `Raspberry Pi Pico`. Name the file `FlipperHTTPPico.py` and click `OK`. | ||
- Repeat the steps above for `main.py`, `EasySD.py`, and `urequests_2.py`, saving it to the Raspberry Pi Pico with the name `main.py`, `EasySD.py`, and `urequests_2.py`. | ||
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You're all set! When you reboot your Pico W, it will run the FlipperHTTP Flash. Here's a video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdzKDCjbZ4k |
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## Raspberry Pi 2 W Installation (Python) | ||
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## WiFi Devboard Installation | ||
1. Install the ESP Flasher app on your Flipper Zero from the Apps catalog: https://lab.flipper.net/apps/esp_flasher | ||
2. Download the `flipper_http_bootloader.bin`, `flipper_http_firmware_a.bin`, and `flipper_http_partitions.bin` files. | ||
3. Disconnect your WiFi Developer Board and connect your Flipper Zero to your computer. | ||
4. Open up qFlipper. | ||
5. Click on the `File manager`. | ||
6. Navigate to `SD Card/apps_data/esp_flasher/`. If the folder doesn’t exist, create it yourself or run the ESP Flasher app once. | ||
7. Drag all three bin files you downloaded earlier into the directory. | ||
8. Disconnect your Flipper from your computer then turn off your Flipper. | ||
9. Connect your WiFi Developer Board into the Flipper then turn on your Flipper. | ||
10. Open the ESP Flasher app on your Flipper, it should be located in the `Apps->GPIO` folder from the main menu. | ||
11. In the ESP Flasher app, select the following options: | ||
- `Reset Board`: wait a few seconds, then go back. | ||
- `Enter Bootloader`: wait until the 'waiting for download' message appears, then go back. | ||
- `Flash ESP`: if you do not see this option at the top of the main menu, then click `Manual Flash`. | ||
13. Click on `Bootloader (0x1000)` and select the `flipper_http_bootloader.bin` that you downloaded earlier. | ||
14. Click on `Part Table (0x8000)` and select the `flipper_http_partitions.bin` that you downloaded earlier. | ||
15. Click on `FirmwareA (0x10000)` and select the `flipper_http_firmware_a.bin` that you downloaded earlier. | ||
16. Click on `FLASH - slow` to flash the firmware to your Developer Board. Wait until the process is complete. If successful, the LED of the Developer Board will flash GREEN three times. | ||
17. Lastly, on the Developer Board, press the RESET button once. | ||
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You are all set. Here's a video tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZfbrLKJMpM |
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