Week 12 - Wildcard Week

1.1. A Week of full-of Unresolved Troubleshooting
1.2 Individual Assignment
Right after the Networking and Communications class, I went to the lab and tried programming my new board with ESP32 and ATSAMD11C. I was able to program the ATSAMD11C with Quentin's programmer, since I did not have a 2x2 header programmer. (Later this week, I both made the programmer and a cable that allows 2x5 and one 2x2 header connection). Unfortunately, one of my LED's was not lighting up. After giving another look at my schematic, I have realized that I had to jump two wires; one for the ground, and one for the voltage connection.
When it came to programming the ESP32, there was one constant error, implicating that I did not have Python installed. Installing it three times did not work. So, i decided to switch to Windows. I was able to program ESP32 successfully on Windows.
1.2 Individual Assignment

I have tried many other tutorials, however, connecting Arduino to ESP 32 through Bluetooth LE for iOS, tvOS and Android that I have purchased from the Unity Asset Store demanded a lot of additional coding.

