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Espressif Firmware for OpenShock.

Controlling shockers via Reverse engineered proprietary Sub-1 GHz Protocols.

Compatible Hardware

You will need a ESP-32 and a 433 MHz antenna attached to it.

For more info about buying such hardware see here OpenShock Wiki - Vendors: Hardware.

Guide for assembly can be found here OpenShock Wiki - DIY: Assembling

Confirmed working boards:

  • PiShock
    • 2021 Q3
    • 2023
  • Seeed
    • Xiao ESP32S3
  • Wemos
    • D1 Mini
    • Lolin S2 Mini
    • Lolin S3
  • OpenShock (Legacy)
    • Core V1
  • DFRobot Firebeetle 2 ESP32-E

Flashing

Refer to OpenShock Wiki - Guides: First time setup on how to set up your microcontroller.

To flash a build of your own, see docs/DEVELOPING.md: python scripts/build.py <board> flash, or the "Firmware: flash" task in VS Code.

Contribute

Building, flashing, testing and updating dependencies are covered in docs/DEVELOPING.md. You will need ESP-IDF v6.1, Python, Node with pnpm, and a compatible ESP32 board with a 433 MHz transmitter.

Support

You can support the openshock dev team here: Sponsor OpenShock

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