ESP32-P4 10.1 school bell project compilation in Arduino IDE 2.3.8

Commission, pay to do a bell design program


Hi everyone,

I have ordered an ESP32-P4 10.1" development board with the plan to turn it into a school bell system.

Link

I have used AI to create a project/program to upload to the device, but unfortunately this has proved too complicated for me and errors occur when trying to compile the sketch in the Arduino IDE 2.3.8 program

I would like the school bell to have the following functions:

Clock with countdown timer
On-screen weather display
Automatic time setting via Wi-Fi
Support for abbreviated lessons
On-screen "Ring now" button
Holiday bell schedule
Holidays, summer schedule
Different ringtone for each season
Easy uploading of new ringtones in MP3 or other formats
The board will be connected to an audio amplifier - when the ringer is activated, a relay will switch on, which will activate the amplifier and the sound will be played on the speakers

The manufacturer provides the sources here:
Download source:
http://pan.jczn1688.com/directlink/1/HMI%20display/JC8012P4A1C_I_W_Y.zip

Below is a link to a package with my school bell project, based on the manufacturer's source files:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19YIyaq5SQEL3TCUk37QNtzkSPerca-gG/view?usp=drive_link

Please help me get this project up and running - maybe someone can compile it into a .bin file ready for uploading.

Thank you!

Ey ay didn't make it? Impossible
You might find a deer who will do the work for you, but if you want to learn something and increase your chances of getting help from real people for free, then my advice is to break the project down into small functions / programs and start running them piece by piece. Once you have working pieces then get on with putting the whole thing together.

>>21869086 No need to be unkind. I'm not looking for a sucker, I thought it wouldn't be that hard, I thought I'd find a finished project and just upload it. I'll probably give it away and give myself a break.

Hmm well it looks what it looks like, put yourself on the other side of the screen and look at it. You can't see much of your work here.

As if you wouldn't give up and want to put your work into it though, instead:

info-tech wrote:

I'll probably give it up and give myself a break.

then you have the instructions above - the stages.
Take your ej-aja and have it do that timer or simple button and screen operation - you press it and "hello" appears. Then expand that to include audio instead of hello and you have "call now".
Or have it make a simple program that just plays a short sound. Once you've heard it, then get on with the rest.

And if your programme and problems are short, then post it here using SYNTAX syntax formatting (full editor) with a description of what error is in which line and there is a chance that someone will then help you.

ps. it is customary to start programming by flashing an LED or hello world and this is not a silly rule, and if you are not in microcontrollers I will tell you that an LED can be flashed in several ways.

I already know that there are smarter people who can do this for a fee . Maybe you can do it?

Oh noooo, I'm doing the KSEF, I don't have one at home and I've redone several rigs and I don't know if I want another one. But because of those experiences I've learned to start small and then try to put things together into a bigger whole.
Also, you'd probably want someone to pre-price it for you, I don't know how to price a job like this and I work on an hourly basis and I know it's always a barrage of problems and for a school project I think you'd quickly run out of budget.
But if you're looking for paid help, or rather want to outsource it then that's cool, then the form of post#1 is more to the point.
You've taken a tough one to start with as you've got audio, timers, threading or writing in a non-blocking way and network (wi-fi) support.