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### IDF Version
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The following table shows the ESP-IDF versions supported by ESP-NOW at the current time. The lable means supported, and the lable means not supported.
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The following table shows the ESP-IDF versions supported by ESP-NOW at the current time. The label means supported, and the label means not supported.
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The ESP-IDF master branch is marked as not supported because the major feature changes it has introduced may cause conflicts with ESP-NOW. Yet, the ESP-NOW examples not affected by those feature changes can still run correctly on the IDF master branch.
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ESP-NOW can protect the data security with ECDH and AES128-CCM.
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1.**Quick Configuration**: 16 devices can be configurated in 5 seconds.
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1.**Quick Configuration**: 16 devices can be configured in 5 seconds.
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2.**Multiple Devices Handshake**: ESP-NOW initiator can support multiple devices handshake at same time.
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3.**Safety**:
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- ECDH and Proof of Possession (PoP) string used to authorize session and derive shared key
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*`CONFIG_BOOTLOADER_LOG_LEVEL_NONE=y`: Let bootloader logging level to none.
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*`CONFIG_BOOTLOADER_COMPILER_OPTIMIZATION_PERF=y`: Set bootloader optimization level to -O2.
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*`CONFIG_COMPILER_OPTIMIZATION_PERF=y`: Set application optimization level to -O2.
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*`CONFIG_ESP_PHY_RF_CAL_NONE=y`: This disables the RF calibration during bootup.
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*`CONFIG_ESP_PHY_RF_CAL_NONE=y`: This disables the RF calibration during boot-up.
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*`CONFIG_LOG_DEFAULT_LEVEL_NONE=y`: This disables all logs.
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*`CONFIG_ESPNOW_LIGHT_SLEEP=y`: This asks the device to enter light sleep before starting the next transmission.
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*`CONFIG_ESPNOW_LIGHT_SLEEP_DURATION`: After ```CONFIG_ESPNOW_LIGHT_SLEEP``` is enabled, the duration can be set with this configuration. Default is 30ms.
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> However, note that with V1 hardware, for each bind operation, the button needs to send one extra control, and for each unbind, the button needs to send one extra control and one extra bind.
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In control tranmission, we will calculate the power consumption for both one time transmission and three-time transmission. We will also calculate the power consumption for channel switching. The numbers will be taken from the measurements above.
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In control transmission, we will calculate the power consumption for both one time transmission and three-time transmission. We will also calculate the power consumption for channel switching. The numbers will be taken from the measurements above.
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In battery life calculation, we assume the coin cell button will be pressed 50 times a day, and there will be 1 channel switching per day.
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While the server is running, you may open this `http://localhost:8070/` in browse to check the build directory.
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> Note:
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1. If there are firewall softwares that prevent any access to the port 8070, please grant the access while the example is running.
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1. If there are firewall software that prevent any access to the port 8070, please grant the access while the example is running.
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### Step 3: Build & Flash & Run the responders
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Set following configurations under `Example Configuration` Options:
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* Set `ESP-NOW mode` to `Responder Mode`
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When downloading the flash, it's recommend to use `erase_flash` to erase the entire flash memory (all the remaining data in ota_data partition will be deleted as well) for the first time, and then write the followings via a serial port:
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When downloading the flash, it's recommend to use `erase_flash` to erase the entire flash memory (all the remaining data in ota_data partition will be deleted as well) for the first time, and then write the following via a serial port:
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```shell
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http://192.168.0.3:8070/hello-world.bin
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When downloading the flash, it's recommend to use `erase_flash` to erase the entire flash memory (all the remaining data in ota_data partition will be deleted as well) for the first time, and then write the followings via a serial port:
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When downloading the flash, it's recommend to use `erase_flash` to erase the entire flash memory (all the remaining data in ota_data partition will be deleted as well) for the first time, and then write the following via a serial port:
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