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This is in general very similar to v1 or v2: https://www.sketching-with-hardware.org/wiki/ESP32_Web_Kit
 
This is in general very similar to v1 or v2: https://www.sketching-with-hardware.org/wiki/ESP32_Web_Kit
  
It uses a newer version of the chip ('''ESP32-S3'''), hence it requires a different micropython image - the firmware version with Support for Octal-SPIRAM: https://micropython.org/download/GENERIC_S3/
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It uses a newer version of the chip (ESP32-S3), hence it requires a different micropython image (the firmware version with Support for Octal-SPIRAM: https://micropython.org/download/GENERIC_S3/
  
 
To flash it use the follwing commands (you may have to change the port and need download the bin file, I also had to update esptool to support esp32s3):
 
To flash it use the follwing commands (you may have to change the port and need download the bin file, I also had to update esptool to support esp32s3):
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* <pre>python ./esptool --chip esp32s3 --port COM9 write_flash -z 0 C:\Users\recording\Downloads\GENERIC_S3-spiram-oct-20230816-unstable-v1.20.0-379-ga18d62e06.bin</pre>
 
* <pre>python ./esptool --chip esp32s3 --port COM9 write_flash -z 0 C:\Users\recording\Downloads\GENERIC_S3-spiram-oct-20230816-unstable-v1.20.0-379-ga18d62e06.bin</pre>
  
Also '''many pins have changed'''.  
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Also many pins have changed.  
  
 
I did not get the onboard [[LED]] to work. This should be Pin 35. But this seems to be used by the SPI interface.
 
I did not get the onboard [[LED]] to work. This should be Pin 35. But this seems to be used by the SPI interface.

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