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ESP Wordclock

Setup

Install the firmware on the ESP: The ESP must be set into the bootloader mode, like this

The firmware can be downloaded with the following script:

cd os/
./flash.sh ttyUSB0

Reboot the ESP, with a serial terminal, format the filesystem with the following command and reboot it:

file.format()
node.reboot()

Then disconnect the serial terminal and copy the required files to the microcontroller:

./tools/initialFlash.sh /dev/ttyUSB0