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[4]: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32815530502.html
[5]: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32977375539.html
> [!WARNING]
> \* *Due to the large number of possible hardware options a selection of 3 popular ESP development boards has been made for the precompiled binaries.*
!> \* *Due to the large number of possible hardware options a selection of 3 popular ESP development boards has been made for the precompiled binaries.*
> [!NOTE]
> Advanced users can build and compile custom configurations using PlatformIO, however this is not currently supported.
?> Advanced users can build and compile custom configurations using PlatformIO, however this is not currently supported.
## Recommended Display
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![TFT-LED PWM dimming](assets/images/tft-led-pwm.png)
> [!WARNING]
> Do *not* use D3 for backlight control because it is already in use for touch!
!> Do *not* use D3 for backlight control because it is already in use for touch!
> [!ATTENTION]
> It is also *not* recommended to use D4 for backlight control because it is already in use for PSram on the ESP32-Wrover.
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- Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266
- Lolin D1 Mini Pro ESP8266 V2.0.0
> [!NOTE]
> If you have a Lolin TFT 2.4" Display and a compatible ESP development board, you have all the hardware that is needed.
> In that case you can skip ahead to the [Firmware Installation](./installation.md).
?> If you have a Lolin TFT 2.4" Display and a compatible ESP development board, you have all the hardware that is needed.
?> In that case you can skip ahead to the [Firmware Installation](./installation.md).
## Alternative SPI Display
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- Documentation can be found on [GitHub](https://github.com/mcauser/BLACK_F407ZG)
> [!NOTE]
> The STM32F4 boards do not have network connectivity. You can use a compatible network adapter and configure it in PlatformIO.
?> The STM32F4 boards do not have network connectivity. You can use a compatible network adapter and configure it in PlatformIO.
<sub>Images of STM32 boards are [CC BY-NC 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/) from https://stm32-base.org/</sub>

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- hasp-lvgl-0.2.0-esp32_ili9341_spi.bin + boot files
- hasp-lvgl-0.2.0-esp8266_ili9341_spi.bin
> [!NOTE]
> If no precompiled firmware file is available for your board you can configure, compile and upload the firmware yourself using PlatformIO.
?> If no precompiled firmware file is available for your board you can configure, compile and upload the firmware yourself using PlatformIO.
## Install the firmware
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### STM32F407 devEbox
> [!NOTE]
> There is no precompiled firmware file available for STM32F4 boards. You will need to configure, compile and upload the firmware yourself using PlatformIO.
?> There is no precompiled firmware file available for STM32F4 boards. You will need to configure, compile and upload the firmware yourself using PlatformIO.
#### Using Serial

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## MQTT
All communication between **HASP Open Display** and your Home Automation service is done over MQTT. You will need an already working MQTT Broker.
:question: If you do not know what MQTT is you can find more about the protocol on [MQTT Essentials](http://www.hivemq.com/mqtt-essentials/)
![MQTT Settings](assets/images/settings/mqtt_settings.png "MQTT Settings")
![MQTT Settings](../assets/images/settings/mqtt_settings.png "MQTT Settings")
### MQTT Settings

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## HASP interface
You can configure the general look and feel for the interface by uploading you favorite fonts and selecting your favorite theme and color.
![HASP Settings](assets/images/settings/hasp_settings.png "HASP Settings")
![HASP Settings](../assets/images/settings/hasp_settings.png "HASP Settings")
### HASP Settings

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## Wifi
When using a wireless network adapter, you need to configure the SSID to connect.
![HASP Settings](assets/images/settings/wifi_settings.png "Wifi Settings")
![HASP Settings](../assets/images/settings/wifi_settings.png "Wifi Settings")
### Wifi Settings

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## Display
You can configure the general look and feel for the interface by uploading you favorite fonts and selecting your favorite theme and color.
![HASP Settings](assets/images/settings/hasp_settings.png "HASP Settings")
![HASP Settings](../assets/images/settings/hasp_settings.png "HASP Settings")
### HASP Settings

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## GPIO
You can configure the general look and feel for the interface by uploading you favorite fonts and selecting your favorite theme and color.
![HASP Settings](assets/images/settings/hasp_settings.png "HASP Settings")
![HASP Settings](../assets/images/settings/hasp_settings.png "HASP Settings")
### HASP Settings

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## Debug
You can configure the general look and feel for the interface by uploading you favorite fonts and selecting your favorite theme and color.
![HASP Settings](assets/images/settings/hasp_settings.png "HASP Settings")
![HASP Settings](../assets/images/settings/hasp_settings.png "HASP Settings")
### HASP Settings

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<!-- docs/_sidebar.md -->
- **Configuration**
- [HTTP](./configuration/30-http.md)
- [MQTT](./configuration/32-mqtt.md)
- [HASP](./configuration/33-hasp.md)
- [Wifi](./configuration/34-wifi.md)
- [Display](./configuration/35-display.md)
- [GPIO](./configuration/36-gpio.md)
- [Debug](./configuration/37-debug.md)
- [HTTP](./Configuration/30-http.md)
- [MQTT](./Configuration/32-mqtt.md)
- [HASP](./Configuration/33-hasp.md)
- [Wifi](./Configuration/34-wifi.md)
- [Display](./Configuration/35-display.md)
- [GPIO](./Configuration/36-gpio.md)
- [Debug](./Configuration/37-debug.md)

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25 |Module Ground |GND | |GND
26 |Touch Chip Select |GPIO22 |TOUCH_CS |TP_CS
> [!WARNING]
> (*)Only the WaveShare 4.0" RPi LCD Revision C has a solder jumper on the back to enable PWM backlight dimming.
!> (*)Only the WaveShare 4.0" RPi LCD Revision C has a solder jumper on the back to enable PWM backlight dimming.
Other revisions of this board do not have this feature.
SPI MISO, MOSI and SCLK are shared between the touch controller and the lcd controller.