Readme: Added some improvements suggested by @Kraego

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Thomas Basler 2023-03-27 17:01:11 +02:00
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* upload_port
* monitor_port
* Select the arrow button in the blue bottom status bar (PlatformIO: Upload) to compile and upload the firmware. During the compilation, all required libraries are downloaded automatically.
* Under Linux, if the upload fails with error messages "Could not open /dev/ttyUSB0, the port doesn't exist", you can check via ```ls -la /dev/tty*``` to which group your port belongs to, and then add your user this group via ```sudo adduser <yourusername> dialout```
* Under Linux, if the upload fails with error messages "Could not open /dev/ttyUSB0, the port doesn't exist", you can check via ```ls -la /dev/tty*``` to which group your port belongs to, and then add your user this group via ```sudo adduser <yourusername> dialout``` (if you are using ```arch-linux``` use: ```sudo gpasswd -a <yourusername> uucp```, this method requires a logout/login of the affected user).
* There are two videos showing these steps:
* [Git Clone and compilation](https://youtu.be/9cA_esv3zeA)
* [Full installation and compilation](https://youtu.be/xs6TqHn7QWM)
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Users report that [ESP_Flasher](https://github.com/Jason2866/ESP_Flasher/releases/) is suitable for flashing OpenDTU on Windows.
#### Flash with [ESP_Flasher](https://espressif.github.io/esptool-js/) - web version
It is also possible to flash it via the web tools which might be more convenient and is platformindependent.
It is also possible to flash it via the web tools which might be more convenient and is platform independent.
## First configuration
* After the initial flashing of the microcontroller, an Access Point called "OpenDTU-*" is opened. The default password is "openDTU42".