Note: To create a fleet with multiple containers, you'll want to use the Starter or Microservices fleet type. The Starter fleets are full-featured and free for all users, with a limit of up to 10 total devices across all Starter fleets. After the fleet has been created, you will be redirected to the dashboard for the newly created fleet, where you can add your first Asus Tinker Board.
To connect with balenaCloud, your Asus Tinker Board needs a balenaOS image configured for your device type, fleet, and network. Start by clicking Add device in your fleet dashboard:.
For most fleets, you will have the option to select a device type. By default, the device type you chose when you first created the fleet will be selected. Fleets can, however, support any devices that share the same architecture , so you can choose another device type if needed. After selecting a device type, select an OS type of balenaOS , and you will see a list of available balenaOS versions. In general, you should use the most recent version available. You can also select whether to use a Development or Production edition with the respective toggle:.
Note: When you're getting started, a Development image is the most useful, as it permits many testing and troubleshooting features. For production use, be sure to switch to a Production image. More details on the differences between Development and Production images are detailed here. Clicking Advanced presents the option to select the rate at which your device checks for updates:.
Once you have finished your image configuration, click the Download balenaOS button. When the download completes, you should have a zipped image file with a name like balena-First-Fleet Alternatively, by clicking on the toggle section of the download button, you also have the option to download just a configuration file config.
The next step is to flash the downloaded image onto your SD card using Etcher , a simple, cross-platform SD card writer and validator. Once you have Etcher installed, start it up. To give Etcher access to your SD card, your system may prompt you to grant administrative privileges.
Etcher will prepare a bootable SD card and validate that it was flashed correctly. This can take roughly 3 or more minutes, depending on the quality of your SD card. You'll receive a notification when it completes, and Etcher will safely eject the SD card for you. Note: You can burn several SD cards with the same image file, and all the devices will boot and provision into your fleet.
You can also disable the auto-ejecting or validation steps from the Etcher settings panel. Moving all the files back up to the esp32 directory has got it working, and I can load and run the suggested example.
Not sure why the sub-directory is added, but it did it again after un-installing everything and starting again too. I have had two of these in my parts box now since they came out, and never could get them running. I have been to dozens of sites with step-by-step instructions and although I can build a computer from scratch, and have done so, on a dare, and I have beat lawayers in court when acting as a paralegal, I could not get the blasted things to work. This one has guided me, and works great.
The first unit I tried, both brand new, failed to work at all, and I thought, well just like the rest of the instructions, but just for shits and giggles, I grabbed my second unit, and IT WORKS!!!! Took me about a week to get the dang cams working. I think the Arduino IDE or maybe its in the code should be able to not only detect the camera it dos but if the wrong drivers are loaded, Install the drivers that WILL work.
I mean, It detects the camera… I read a lot of posts that huddle around … where to get information. Thanks for helping folks out. When I open the get. Do I just have to wait a very long time or did I do something wrong? I followed this excellent how-to to the end and everything appeared to be ok. Hi George. This should solve your problem. Before I was really lost even I followed some other instructions in the Web.
Your tutorials are so clearly clear and you never forget any step. And your layout earns an award! We try to make the instructions as clear as possible, so that anyone can get it working. Hi Dzandaa. Maybe the best thing to do is trying to get some documentation or information from the vendor. Hi Robert. Our ESP32 course is available both in video and eBook.
When you buy the course, you get both versions. Thank you this is an excellent guide and help. I only want to inform about a key item from my point of view: CPx Driver Issue v Any solution? Hi Michael. Hi Rui, Thanks for the instructions.
I was having difficulties installing but when I wrote exactly what I had done I realised my mistake. Wow Do I feel stupid. I suggest to all those having difficulties that they write down exactly what they are doing and perhaps the problem will solve itself.
Configuring for the ESP solved my issue, naturally. Throwing this out there in case this same thing happened to others. Just observing….. Sara asks a good question. As I gain experience with this board I am finding that not all boards are built and configured in the same way, even though they are labeled the same. There is no communication with the Serial Monitor. The antenna attaches on a different side of the board.
But, the provider of that board is highly suspect. Trying to track things down, I find that their website link is dead and they are located in China.
Lessons learned. Have ordered a new board from a different vendor. Establishing a reliable vendor is essential. I finally got an ESP Better late than never. I tried using this instructional to get it up and running. The board is a Node32s. I can see the port in the IDE; but when I try it upload the example sketch, I get an error that says it failed to connect to ESP Timed out waiting for packet header. Any thoughts? Hi John. Muito obrigado. An Arduino sketch can be used for the ESP32 with some changes.
That happened to me a few days ago. The solution was to unnistall Arduino IDE and install again. Then, install the ESP32 add-on. Regards, Sara. Installing 1. Make sure you put the new library source under your preferences, Additional Boards Manager box shown above in blue, if you have a one already there separate by commas. I am using the latest Arduino IDE version 1. I am using a MacBook Pro. So I selected it. This is the error message that I received.
Have some ESP32 devices since a log time, but had troubles on my mac when compiling, like many others. I Installed the same board library as you and even newer ones. The WiFi Scan sample works. Will I be able to get all out of my ESP32 even when there is an other board selected or how can I get the right board. Hi Sara, ok but when i upload the sketch all goes fine ending with the text you can see bellow. The i push the reset button and the serial console shows:.
When uploading the test sketch, I get the following error:. Arduino: 1. Hi Terry. The port can be different. It is the port that shows in your Arduino IDE. Hi I try to install esp32 and esp in arduino ide, i follow your instuctions, my laptop is a lenovo g with ubuntu The esp is running whithout any problem.
This is the message from arduino ide Arduino: 1. What can i do? Thank you Sara for your kind and quick responce. I was tried all these thinks but nothing was happen. I am really tired with this situation and i think that i will quit of these boards. Thanks again. Many times, new problems appear when one updates to a newest version of Arduino IDE that happens to have some bugs.
The solution is to get back to the previous working version. Everything always worked fine for me on a Windows computer. The Serial Monitor Output is pasted below.
C Munque, if baud rated does not much, you will see strange characters on the Serial Monitor. My problem was that the board would not be uploaded with sketch. See my comment. Post by eunaumtenhoid » Tue Jan 14, pm. Post by 3Di » Tue Jan 14, pm. Post by Midway » Tue Jan 14, pm. Post by andr3wx86 » Wed Jan 15, am. Quick links. Any abandoned Extensions will be moved to this forum.
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