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Installation using the official GUI tool (ESP8266)
You can find precompiled .bin files on the release page. Be sure to download the latest version. This file looks something like this:
WLED_[...]_ESP[...].bin
If you are not sure what binary you should use look at this page: What binary should I use?
Espressif has an official GUI tool for Windows.
It has a lot of options and can be used for the ESP8266 and ESP32.
You can find it on Espressif's download page here: https://www.espressif.com/en/support/download/other-tools
(if the link changed, just search for esp flash download tool
)
![](https://github.com/WoodyLetsCode/ESP-RGB-Controller/raw/master/images/ESP%20Flash%20Download%20Tools.png)
After downloading the file, unzip it and start flash_download_tools_v3.6.8.exe
.
After starting
flash_download_tools_v[...].exe
there should pop up two small windows. Now just click on the Developer Mode
andESP8266 DownloadTool
button.
Now a new window opens.
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Under the SPIDownload section select the
WLED_[...]_ESP[...].bin
file by clicking on the first...
button -
In the Textfield next to the "@" char put in this adress:
0x0
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Than make sure that the file is checked (click on the checkbox)
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Click on the
Default
button -
Set SPI Speed to
80Mhz
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Set Flash Size to
32Mbit
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Select the COM Port of your ESP (usually it's not
COM1
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BAUD can be set to
921600
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Verify that everything looks like the two picture below
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(optionally) click on ERASE to erase the entire flash chip
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click on
START
Now the firmware will be flashed to the ESP. When the firmware flashing was successful you see this: . Finally restart your board.
Next steps: Quick start guide
- List of effects and palettes
- Macros & Button
- Multi strip
- Presets
- Segments
- Webserver sitemap
- Control a relay
- Blynk
- DMX Output
- E1.31 (DMX) / Art-Net
- UDP Realtime / tpm2.net
- HTTP Request API
- Infrared
- JSON API
- MQTT
- Philips hue sync
- WebSocket
- WLED UDP sync