TUTORIAL: Quickly getting started with ESP32 / ESP32S in 5 - 10 minutes! Beginner Friendly! Arduino!

My website link for downloads (if any are present), etc:

A short video, introducing the ESP32! Hopefully, you'll like it. It's concise as possible!

Please Note: The ESP32, like it's predecessor, it's picky about power! Make sure you have a stable power source or it simply won't work!

Schematics for the DOIT ESP32 board:

[DavidJJJ]

If you're using the Huzzah32 Feather ESP32, the Pin will be 13, so change led 2 to led 13, it's written on the board so thankfully only took me a minute to figure out.

[Ben-bjev]

I can't tell you how much time you saved me first time doing anything like this. Spot on video subscribed.

[theohim]

It's so admirable that you make such great tutorials alongside your family. .... The baby is always more important....You definitely know it

[maxly]

It worked out very well. It has been a while trying to find anything to fit my esp-32

[ctbully]

This is the most concise video on getting started PERIOD. Thank you young man.

[artmanus]

Without a doubt The Best Tutorial on ESP32 on YouTube or anywhere else!!!!

[WistrelChianti]

Great just what I was after (a simple "Hello World" in LED terms), nice intro too, hit all the bases.

[KuTee]

Brilliant tutorial - got me going in 5 minutes. Thanks.

[abobobo]

It's very clear and helpful video . I juste bought one.
Thank you very much

[jamescomben]

Amazing, it works! Brilliant simple to understand, thanks very much for endeing a week of frustration.

[milany]

Antony, i just cant thank you enough for the setup tutorial. I have been trying many things to get it to work to no success, but with this clear tutorial the board worked flawlesly. Now for the people that have this or similar type of error popping up in the Arduino IDE:
warning: espcomm_send_command: didn't receive command response
warning: failed
error: espcomm_upload_mem failed
error: espcomm_upload_mem failed

This means your esp32vroom isnt set up correctly, follow this video to set it up.
I think that many people choose NodeMcu 1.0(ESP 12E) in Tools-> Boards which false for Esp32vroom. For Esp32vroom you have to select ESP32 Dev Module (as in the video).
The confusion probably comes from the fact that many users think they have Nodemcu (ESP 12E) board, while in fact they don't its Esp32Vroom (myself included here).

[adifoto]

Thanks for your tutorial, i finally managed to to make it work.
Only thing will be grate if you include links in the description to what you access.
Is almost impossible to see what you tipped on your browser.
Thanks

[edvinas]

I have problem my LED always blinking even if there is no write LOW, only idicator on board blinks as programed. Help

[mehmetkilic]

Thank you very much. Finally I found the solution.

[JayDAnderson]

The EN pin is the Enable pin. When pulled to GND (ground) it resets the ESP32.

[hfe]

Nice tutorial, by the way it has built can bus? I want to use it do you have tutorials for that?

[baodo]

i have the esp32 room-32d, which pin is the LED? can't get it to blink, no errors but I get "sketch uses x bytes"

[stonedDawg]

hi, thanks a lot for this video! I have also esp32-S, now this is weird which board is this -S? i tried to browse around and all I found is this esp32-S share the same footprint as esp32-wroom02 and also I found some people say to use the node32s (nodemcu)...I am really confuse, I am afraid of the different memory addressing it might have.. can you help?

[sulimanmohammadashraf]

@antony Cartwright Thank you for the video. i dont have any programmer, what do you suggest?

[s]

Great easy and fast tutorial!
The get.exe took quite some time, so for the rest finishing this tutorial: be patient :)

Also, I ran into two errors:
1) " Invalid AzureIoT and Invalid BLE Libraries", I deleted them
2) "A fatal error occurred: Failed to connect to ESP32: Timed out waiting for packet header", I fixed this by pressing the "boot" button while uploading (until the uploading was completed)