Tinkerforge/warp-charger

This is stars and forks stats for /Tinkerforge/warp-charger repository. As of 29 Apr, 2024 this repository has 45 stars and 7 forks.

WARP Charger You can find more information, technical details etc. about WARP Chargers at http://warp-charger.com. This repository contains the source of this web site, all released firmwares, the manual and some additional information. The main software of WARP Chargers is running on a ESP32. It can be found found at https://github.com/Tinkerforge/esp32-firmware More information about the hardware can be found here: ESP32 Ethernet Brick: https://github.com/Tinkerforge/esp32-ethernet-brick EVSE Bricklet: https://github.com/Tinkerforge/evse-v2-bricklet Repository Content documents/: Contains test reports, data sheets and manuals for the WARP Charger itself and used components firmwares/: All released firmwares as well as their .elf files used for decoding stack traces and further debugging hardware/: Contains KiCad project files for some custom PCBs used in the WARP Charger label/: Scripts and other files used to create and print the type label sticker manual/: LaTeX source and used resources for the manual warp-charger.com/: The source of the WARP Charger web site Firmwares The firmwares folder contains all released firmwares as bin files. These can be flashed using the web interface or over USB using https://github.com/espressif/esptool/ at offset 0x1000. The folder also contains the ELF files with debug information. Hardware Parts of the hardware are designed with the open source EDA Suite KiCad (http://www.kicad.org). Before you are able to open the files, you have to install the Tinkerforge kicad-libraries (https://github.com/Tinkerforge/kicad-libraries). You can either clone them directly in hardware/ or clone them in a separate folder and symlink them into hardware/ (ln -s kicad_path/kicad-libraries project_path/hardware). After that you can open the .pro file in hardware/ with KiCad and from there view and modify the schematics and the PCB layout.