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src_docs/source/compiling.rst

@@ -29,14 +29,9 @@ In the platformio config there are 3 targets defined
 
 * gravity-debug; Maximum logging for trouble shooting, deep sleep is disabled.
 * gravity-release; Standard release
-* gravity-perf; Standard release but contains code for measuring performance.
+* gravity32-release: Version for ESP32 mini.
-* gravity32-release: Version for ESP32.
+* gravity32-c3-release: Version for ESP32 C3 mini.
-* gravity32-perf: Version for ESP32 but contains code for measuring performance.
+* gravity32-s2-release: Version for ESP32 S2 mini.
-
-.. note::
-  There is an experimental ESP32 target but since platformio only supports SDK 1.0.6 and the WIFI connection is really slow compared to ESP8266, 
-  so the recommendation is to wait for support on 2.0.x branch. With the tested version an wifi connection takes 3-8s on a ESP32 compared 
-  to 0.5s on an ESP8266. There is also a bug in OneWire connected to ESP32 that has not been fixed in the main repository yet.
 
 .. warning::
   The debug target can be unstable and crash the device under certain circumstanses. Excessive logging to the serial port can cause corruption and crashes. 

src_docs/source/hardware.rst

@@ -3,36 +3,64 @@
 Hardware
 ########
 
-There are lots of resouces out there on how to build the hardware for an iSpindle so I will not go into details on that part. Here are two of my builds using the iSpindle PCB v4.
+iSpindle based on esp8266
+=========================
 
-.. image:: images/ispindel.jpg
+There are lots of resouces out there on how to build the hardware for an iSpindle so I will not go into details on that part. I typically use one of the 
+excellent pcb boards that, for example the iSpindel PCB v4.0 from Cherry Philip. Here is one of my standard builds using an esp8266.
+
+.. image:: images/ispindel_esp8266.jpg
   :width: 500
-  :alt: Builds of iSpindel
+  :alt: iSpindle esp8266
-
-It's possible to use this PCB and mount an ESP32 on top of that. It must be an pin compatible ESP32 and the one I used was called *ESP32 d1 mini*. Since this is the same width as the PCB you need to 
-mount it really close to the PCB in order for it to fit in the PET tube/container. I also had to smooth the edge of the ESP32 in order for it to fit. 
-
-I would suggest that you try how it fits into the PET tube before soldering it to the PCB. Make sure that the battery is attached since this will be a really tight fit.
-
-You also need to desolder (remove) the RED ON LED from the ESP32 or the battery power will be reduced a lot.
-
-Final thing is to add a resistor between A0 (Analog PIN) and ground of 470k. The reason is that the esp8266 has a build in resistor which 
-the esp32 does not have. So in order to get a valid voltage (less than 3.2V) on the A0 pin this is needed. Once the modification is done you might
-need to adjust the voltage factor so the battery reading is correct. 
-
-.. image:: images/esp32.jpg
-  :width: 500
-  :alt: Mounting esp32
 
 Schema for esp8266 build
-------------------------
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
 
 .. image:: images/schema_esp8266.png
   :width: 700
   :alt: Schema esp8266
 
+iSpindle based on esp32
+=======================
+
+I've experimented with porting my software version to esp32 and this is a selection of options i have been testing. 
+
+.. image:: images/esp32_hardware.jpg
+  :width: 500
+  :alt: iSpindle esp32 hardware options
+
+* esp32 mini, this was the first board i tried which is a smaller form factor of the first generetion esp32 with 2 cores. Slow on connecting to wifi is the main downside. 
+* esp32c3 mini, a newer version based on the latest risc v7 architecture, is seen as the replacement for the esp8266 with bluetooth support. 
+* esp32s2 mini, similar to the c3 board but without bluetooth support. 
+
+It's possible to use this PCB and mount an ESP32 mini on top of that (c3 and s2 are prefeered). The esp32 mini is a larger formfactor and can be hard to fit into the tube.
+
+.. note::
+  You need to add a resistor between A0 (Analog PIN) and ground of 470k. The reason is that the esp8266 has a build in resistor for a voltage divider 
+  which the esp32 does not have. So in order to get a valid voltage (less than 3.2V) on the A0 pin this is needed. Once the modification is done you might
+  need to adjust the voltage factor so the battery reading is correct. 
+
+ESP32c3 mini
+++++++++++++
+
+Work in progress...
+
+ESP32s2 mini
+++++++++++++
+
+Work in progress...
+
+ESP32 mini
+++++++++++
+
+I would suggest that you try how it fits into the PET tube before soldering it to the PCB. Make sure that the battery is attached since this will be a really tight fit.
+
+.. image:: images/ispindel_esp32.jpg
+  :width: 500
+  :alt: Esp32 mini build
+
 Schema for esp32 build
-----------------------
+++++++++++++++++++++++
 
 .. note::  
   This schema assumes that an ESP32 D1 Mini (pin compatible with ESP8266 D1 Mini is used)
@@ -44,8 +72,8 @@ Schema for esp32 build
   :width: 700
   :alt: Schema esp32
 
-Modifying with reed switch
+Adding a reed (magnetic) reset switch
---------------------------
+=====================================
 
 A reed switch is a switch that reacts to magnetic fields. The ones I have tested are normally open and close in proximity to 
 a magnet. 

src_docs/source/releases.rst

@@ -3,6 +3,17 @@
 Releases 
 ########
 
+v1.2.0 - beta1
+==============
+
+Features
+++++++++
+* Added support for the ESP32 C3 mini board
+
+Issues adressed
+++++++++++++++++
+* BUG: The first portion of a format template was lost when doing conversion. 
+
 v1.1.0
 ======