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cspencer49519 avatar cspencer49519 commented on September 26, 2024

There are some example sketches in the MFRC522 library that will allow you to test communications between your RF module/NTAG and your arduino. Have you tried to test these example sketches to verify that everything is connected properly? Also, did you flash the firmware as someone suggested on GBA?

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peacepenguin avatar peacepenguin commented on September 26, 2024

Check out this readme and associated fork that I've created from this repo. The readme describes my process for manually installing the Arduino IDE and making the arduino ide work with my "clone", esp32 board.

Most important was to change the pins used by amiibombuino firmware, the change for my esp32 board is also available in my forked repository.

Instructions for esp32:
https://github.com/peacepenguin/AmiiBomb-uino/blob/master/README-esp32.md

Modified arduino sketch that allows the esp32 to work with amiibomb windows app:
https://github.com/peacepenguin/AmiiBomb-uino/blob/master/AmiiBombuino/AmiiBombuino-esp32.ino

I want to make some more commits to getting the esp32 in the dropdown and flashable from within amiibomb, but for now you should be able to take my work in progress manual steps to get your clone duino working.

Biggest challenge will be:

  1. Mapping the ports correctly for interfacing to the mfrc522 board
  2. Getting the cloneduino working in the arduino IDE (this should be easy if it is a true "clone" duino, esp32 requires manuall steps, so knowing that i had success with esp32 should be encouragement enough that yiu can get a clone working!)

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AcK77 avatar AcK77 commented on September 26, 2024

Hi

@urherenow if you want to know if AmiiBombuino was flashed good inside your Arduino clone, just try to dump an Amiibo and you have a status at the bottom of the windows (a Red or Green dot).
I can't support all of Arduino Clone, it's too much works to do that... You can simply use XLoader if the internal flasher don't works or use the Arduino IDE and compile the AmiiBombuino source code to your clone.

@peacepenguin
Great job done!! We can include the ESP32 to AmiiBomb together if you want ;)! It's better to have an all in one app instead of multiple fork :)! Let me know if you are interested to add support of the ESP32 inside AmiiBomb. It's certainly possible to add the ability of use the ESP32 without the Serial, send and receive informations through TCP connection by example. With that, we can get a wireless AmiiBombuino :)!

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peacepenguin avatar peacepenguin commented on September 26, 2024

Yes I would love to get the esp32 integrated! I just forked for now to have an area to publicly experiment with your code until I got something actually working to offer back to the main repo!

Wireless amiibomb sounds awesome, great project to push these esp32 boards to their full potential!

I finally got VS installed to actually attempt compiling from source to really start experimenting now that I know the esp32 board can work when manually flashing via the arduino ide!

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urherenow avatar urherenow commented on September 26, 2024

Thought I commented and closed a long time ago. I first (after this issue) flashed it with the arduino ide, and it seemed to work. I then tried to flash it using v0.2 of this app and that worked. v0.3 is (was) the problem, I think.

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