Downloads

Everything the tutorials and reference pages hand out, in one place. Each file links back to the page it belongs to, because a zip with no context is a zip nobody opens twice.

Quick references

A product on one or two A4 pages: the pinout, a sketch that works, and what to check when it does not.

Pinouts

A dev board's header on one A4 page: every hole, what its GPIO can do, and the ones the board has already spent.

  • ESP32-S3 Gold Edition, pinout (PDF)PDF540 KB · updated 2026-09-18

    One A4 page to print: all 44 holes as the silkscreen names them, each GPIO's ADC, touch and strapping role, the three the N16R8's PSRAM takes, the six the board has already used, the 24 that are free with nothing to know, and Arduino's default bus pins.

    Used by ESP32-S3 pinout

  • ESP32 Gold Edition, pinout (PDF)PDF601 KB · updated 2026-09-18

    One A4 page to print: all 38 holes as the silkscreen names them, each GPIO's ADC, touch, DAC and strapping role, the four input-only pins, the six holes wired to nothing, the 15 GPIOs that are free with nothing to know, and Arduino's default bus pins.

    Used by ESP32 Gold Edition pinout

Example code

Every sketch from the tutorials, in Arduino and MicroPython.

Datasheets and references

Vendor datasheets and references, linked where the vendor keeps them.

3D files

The boards themselves, and the enclosures and mounts around them.

Mechanical drawings

Board outlines, mounting holes and part heights, dimensioned in millimetres, for a panel or an enclosure.