ESP32 (classic)
The original dual-core Xtensa ESP32 — the workhorse of the catalog, with WiFi and Bluetooth available in the simulator.
| Board | Highlights |
|---|---|
| ESP32 DevKit V1 | The standard 30-pin devkit; built-in LED on GPIO2 |
| ESP32 DevKit-C V4 | Official Espressif devkit, 38 GPIO |
| ESP32-CAM | ESP32 + 2 MP camera module + microSD slot |
| Wemos Lolin32 Lite | Compact, LiPo charger footprint |
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What works
Section titled “What works”- WiFi: join
Velxio-GUESTand reach the real internet — see ESP32 WiFi. - Peripherals: GPIO, PWM (LEDC), ADC, I2C, SPI, UART, and the timer/interrupt machinery — your firmware boots with the real ROM log.
- ESP32-CAM exposes its camera and microSD in the simulator’s component panels.
- Web flash: push the same binary to a physical ESP32 over USB — how.
- The first ESP-IDF/Arduino compile of a session is the slow one; later builds cache.
- The built-in blink example (your first project) targets the DevKit V1.
Board art and pinouts
Section titled “Board art and pinouts”Each board’s canvas art and full pin map, generated from the simulator:
ESP32 DevKit V1 · ESP32 DevKit-C V4 · ESP32-CAM · Wemos Lolin32 Lite