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## Building and flashing ## Building and flashing
```bash ```bash
# Build (S3 DevKit) # Build
pio run -e esp32-s3-devkitc-1 pio run -e esp32dev
# Flash # Flash firmware
pio run -e esp32-s3-devkitc-1 --target upload pio run -e esp32dev --target upload
# Upload filesystem image (logo, etc.) — only needed when data/ changes
pio run -e esp32dev --target uploadfs
# Serial monitor (115 200 baud) # Serial monitor (115 200 baud)
pio device monitor pio device monitor
``` ```
> **Note:** close the serial monitor before uploading — it holds the serial port exclusively.
Board targets: `esp32dev`, `esp32-s3-devkitc-1`
## First-time Wi-Fi setup ## First-time Wi-Fi setup
On first boot the device opens an access point named **Rotary-Dial**. Connect with any phone or laptop; a captive portal will appear. On first boot the device opens an access point named **Rotary-Dial**. Connect with any phone or laptop; a captive portal will appear.
1. Enter your Wi-Fi credentials. 1. Enter your Wi-Fi credentials.
2. Optionally set the **Device hostname** (default: `rotary-dial`). 2. Optionally set the **Device hostname** (default: `rotary-dial`, max 63 characters).
3. Save. The device joins your network and restarts. 3. Save. The device joins your network and restarts.
Reachable at `http://rotary-dial.local` or the IP shown in the serial monitor. Reachable at `http://rotary-dial.local` or the IP shown in the serial monitor.
### Factory reset ### Factory reset
Power-cycle or press EN **5 times in quick succession** (before boot completes). All settings are cleared and the device restarts into the Wi-Fi portal. Power-cycle (or press EN) rapidly before the 3-second boot window expires. The reset counter accumulates across rapid reboots:
| Cycles | Effect |
|--------|--------|
| 5 – 9 | Clears hostname, auth, and MQTT config; restarts into normal Wi-Fi |
| 10+ | Clears all of the above **plus** stored Wi-Fi credentials; restarts into captive portal |
Serial output shows the accumulated count:
```
[BOOT] reset count 3
[BOOT] reset count 4
...
[BOOT] reset count 5, triggering factory reset
[BOOT] factory reset triggered (clearWifi=0)!
[BOOT] factory reset complete, restarting...
```
## Web UI ## Web UI
Browse to the device address to configure hostname, authentication, and MQTT. Browse to the device address to configure hostname, authentication, and MQTT. The logo in the header is served from `data/logo.png` in the filesystem image.
Click **Save** to persist settings. Changing the hostname automatically restarts the device. Click **Reset Device** to restart immediately.
## HTTP API
| Method | Path | Description |
|--------|------|-------------|
| `GET` | `/` | HTML configuration page |
| `GET` | `/logo.png` | Logo image served from LittleFS |
| `POST` | `/config` | Save configuration; redirects to `/`. Restarts if hostname changed |
| `POST` | `/reset` | Restart the device immediately |
## MQTT ## MQTT
@@ -67,7 +101,7 @@ Default prefix: `dial`
### Home Assistant ### Home Assistant
On MQTT connect the device publishes a discovery payload so HA automatically creates a **sensor** entity (`sensor.<hostname>_dialed_number`) that shows the last dialled number. On MQTT connect the device publishes a discovery payload so HA automatically creates a **sensor** entity that shows the last dialled number.
Example automation: Example automation: