Thank you for the vid! I only came across it a few days ago and as I wanted a T4, I ordered this one also. I’ll have to design a case for it. It’s odd there’s no mounting holes or anything that I could find but I guess I’ll have to just work around it. Have you written any of your own sketches yet? I’m currently jumping from the T-Display S3, the T-QT, The T-HMI and an ESP32 board with integrated 3.5” touch screen. I just cannot work on one thing at a time.
Thanks for your comment. Well, it is a developer board, is usually, sometimes, launch these products without case, but sometimes they launch the case separated. I remember seen a 3dprint enclosure for it, in this video: ruclips.net/video/1oaWRs2te68/видео.htmlsi=UQxGBdnTQ0VdOXzy But I'm going to make my own 3dprint enclosure :D
I pre-ordered this device two weeks ago. It says it is now being shipped to me. I was hoping to run meshtastic on it. My goal is to be able to make a standalone meshtastic device. Do you think this is possible?
@@hpsaturn I got my t-deck. Do you know anyplace I can download official or unofficial firmware that runs meshtastic and keyboard together? If nothing has been down in this regard I will find a coder who can help me with this.
@@johnrichards5049 yesterday I can seen that they, Meshtastic project, merged some branches on the master branch. I'm going to review the support on it. Thanks to comment.
Thanks to comment. Well, the connector itself is a grove connector, like a M5Stack 4 Pin connector, is the same. But sound like it is connected only to tx/rx pins. In the product page, that I added in the description, in the pin diagram, they put that it is Rx(44), Tx(43)
@@abdallahnatsheh1522 it is for i2c protocol, but also maybe these pins support UART protocol, or for normal GPIO pins and voltage output. Maybe you can review my channel, I have some videos using these kind of ports, like this: ruclips.net/video/i15iEF47CbY/видео.html
Thanks for your comment. I think that yes. I have a Odroid-GO that has the previous ESP32, and some emulators was working there. The ESP32S3 on the T-Deck is better, same CPU but better CPU cache and some internal modules improvements. For NES and SNES emulator works very well. The C64 emulator I think is more light. I found this: github.com/rpsubc8/ESP32TinyC64
The Meshtastic people is working on that. I'm in vacations, and I have it in my task list. I hope have Meshtastic too. Please follow me in Twitter (@hpsaturn), sometimes I put news about that, like this: twitter.com/TheMeshtastic/status/1681670540170280963
this device is the best device to start with , it have wifi , Bluetooth, touch screen, microphone, speaker , lora radio Module , sdcard , keyboard , trackpad it contains everything to study and experience embedded and iot development
@@abdallahnatsheh1522 Yes I agree, but it is a little bit fragile, if you know how to build a box, it will be better. On the other hand is a little expensive. But yes, it is a great board to start too.
@@hpsaturn This or go for the T-HMI. The T-Display is something you can outgrow quickly. The T-HMI will give you the same features of the T-Display with two side buttons, a touchscreen, speaker and a couple of other inputs. Once you outgrow the easy stuff, you can start learning to code the touchscreen, sound, SD card etc. All great boards. I have them all except for this one and the T4 which will be coming soon.
Thanks for your comment. At the 3 second are the specs. Also you can follow the link in the description of the manufacturer. Is possible run Linux on an ESP32 S3 but right now is only a exploration, follow my twitter account @hpsaturn and there I have some information for that. This device is more for development on C++ or Arduino Framework. You able to deploy any application on it, it is for development and learn iOT and embedded devices with LoRA.
Thanks for your comment. Only with the battery cable. You should soldier it to the battery or looking up for a battery with the same connector. This connector is a standard in many boards.
Maybe makers, developers too, because with the ESP32 core you can write code in different skill levels: MicroPython, Arduino IDE, PlatformIO + Arduino Framework, PlatformIO + IDF, IDF alone (Espressif official tool), and pure CMake with C++. I think that is a hobby where you could improve a lot.
@@TargaGameplays thanks for your comment. Of course, it is for coding. You able to do any app on it. Maybe is more easy in C++ or using Arduino Framework than Micropython, because this last one sometimes has less support and consume more memory, but anyway, you could use it for many things made with Micropython.
well, my videos are not for all world. 95% of people likes these kind of videos, sometimes is people in a next level, they are not beginners and they understand these videos without my voice. It is my hobby and I'm glad to share it. Then relax and keep looking for the missing information! We can't spoon-feed everything!
Thank you for the vid! I only came across it a few days ago and as I wanted a T4, I ordered this one also.
I’ll have to design a case for it. It’s odd there’s no mounting holes or anything that I could find but I guess I’ll have to just work around it.
Have you written any of your own sketches yet?
I’m currently jumping from the T-Display S3, the T-QT, The T-HMI and an ESP32 board with integrated 3.5” touch screen. I just cannot work on one thing at a time.
Thanks for your comment. Yes, I'm working on some project at the same time :P too. I hope have something with this T-Deck in some weeks..
top j en veut un 😃 merci pour la présentation
Overclock it till it dies!
abusers 😂
couldn't they add a simple back cover?
Thanks for your comment. Well, it is a developer board, is usually, sometimes, launch these products without case, but sometimes they launch the case separated. I remember seen a 3dprint enclosure for it, in this video:
ruclips.net/video/1oaWRs2te68/видео.htmlsi=UQxGBdnTQ0VdOXzy
But I'm going to make my own 3dprint enclosure :D
And a 3d printer
I pre-ordered this device two weeks ago. It says it is now being shipped to me. I was hoping to run meshtastic on it. My goal is to be able to make a standalone meshtastic device. Do you think this is possible?
Sure. But for now it isn't officially supported. We should help in the migration. I think that it will be possible without any doubts
@@hpsaturn I got my t-deck. Do you know anyplace I can download official or unofficial firmware that runs meshtastic and keyboard together? If nothing has been down in this regard I will find a coder who can help me with this.
@@johnrichards5049 yesterday I can seen that they, Meshtastic project, merged some branches on the master branch. I'm going to review the support on it. Thanks to comment.
@@hpsaturn that's great pls keep us updated with it! I'm excited.
@@hpsaturn any updates on using Meshfastic on this device (LilyGO T-deck) ? That's the ultimate dream for many...
Tiene muy buena pinta !!!! Lo que me sorprende es los pocos fps...
It kind of IS a DIY Blackberry. IF a Blackberry had WiFi, Bluetooth, and Lora! I have many plans for the one I have on order.
Only thing is it looks exactly like my Blackberry 9900 I still have form what nearly 10 years ago and that had wifi and bluetooth....
🆒️
Exijo un truco con un clip y un chicle!
thanks 👍🏻, do you what is this connector on top write corner of the device near esp ? 0:27
Thanks to comment. Well, the connector itself is a grove connector, like a M5Stack 4 Pin connector, is the same. But sound like it is connected only to tx/rx pins. In the product page, that I added in the description, in the pin diagram, they put that it is Rx(44), Tx(43)
do you know what it can be used for ? and with what ?
@@abdallahnatsheh1522 it is for i2c protocol, but also maybe these pins support UART protocol, or for normal GPIO pins and voltage output. Maybe you can review my channel, I have some videos using these kind of ports, like this:
ruclips.net/video/i15iEF47CbY/видео.html
@@hpsaturn thank you so much
Can it Emulate a C64/BBC Micro?
Thanks for your comment. I think that yes. I have a Odroid-GO that has the previous ESP32, and some emulators was working there. The ESP32S3 on the T-Deck is better, same CPU but better CPU cache and some internal modules improvements. For NES and SNES emulator works very well. The C64 emulator I think is more light. I found this:
github.com/rpsubc8/ESP32TinyC64
Is it possible to do the dame things with it as Meshtastic, but than without a mobile?
The Meshtastic people is working on that. I'm in vacations, and I have it in my task list. I hope have Meshtastic too. Please follow me in Twitter (@hpsaturn), sometimes I put news about that, like this:
twitter.com/TheMeshtastic/status/1681670540170280963
Did you film this with a toaster?
sure
I'd buy one, if I knew how to code better
step to step. Take it easy. A nice board to start is the TTGO T-Display, because it works for many things.
this device is the best device to start with , it have wifi , Bluetooth, touch screen, microphone, speaker , lora radio Module , sdcard , keyboard , trackpad
it contains everything to study and experience embedded and iot development
@@abdallahnatsheh1522 Yes I agree, but it is a little bit fragile, if you know how to build a box, it will be better. On the other hand is a little expensive. But yes, it is a great board to start too.
@@hpsaturn This or go for the T-HMI. The T-Display is something you can outgrow quickly. The T-HMI will give you the same features of the T-Display with two side buttons, a touchscreen, speaker and a couple of other inputs.
Once you outgrow the easy stuff, you can start learning to code the touchscreen, sound, SD card etc.
All great boards. I have them all except for this one and the T4 which will be coming soon.
What are the specs? does it run Linux out of the box?
Thanks for your comment. At the 3 second are the specs. Also you can follow the link in the description of the manufacturer. Is possible run Linux on an ESP32 S3 but right now is only a exploration, follow my twitter account @hpsaturn and there I have some information for that. This device is more for development on C++ or Arduino Framework. You able to deploy any application on it, it is for development and learn iOT and embedded devices with LoRA.
does it come with a battery or just that cable ?
Thanks for your comment. Only with the battery cable. You should soldier it to the battery or looking up for a battery with the same connector. This connector is a standard in many boards.
No back cover?
Thanks for your comment. I'm working on that, in a 3d print option, but yes, it hasn't a back cover.
youd think it would have, be keen on it if it had a hole for an SMA antenna too
Just wondering.. Why produce something like this? While cool, must be an extremely niche market for it.
Maybe makers, developers too, because with the ESP32 core you can write code in different skill levels: MicroPython, Arduino IDE, PlatformIO + Arduino Framework, PlatformIO + IDF, IDF alone (Espressif official tool), and pure CMake with C++. I think that is a hobby where you could improve a lot.
Until that nerd is selling you all a ton of these
what this is for? im curious
can i use it for coding? like doing those interview python test?
@@TargaGameplays thanks for your comment. Of course, it is for coding. You able to do any app on it. Maybe is more easy in C++ or using Arduino Framework than Micropython, because this last one sometimes has less support and consume more memory, but anyway, you could use it for many things made with Micropython.
Will it run Meshtastic?
Yes, I put some comments above around it. Thanks for your comment.
Hay que meterle mano
Absolutely infuriating video. Still have no idea what this thing is. And if you're not going to speak why record all that background hum and noise.
well, my videos are not for all world. 95% of people likes these kind of videos, sometimes is people in a next level, they are not beginners and they understand these videos without my voice. It is my hobby and I'm glad to share it. Then relax and keep looking for the missing information! We can't spoon-feed everything!