BLE Gateway Console

ESP32 · T-Display & ESP32-C3

USB Web Serial

Device connection

Disconnected

Connect your gateway with a USB data cable, then choose its serial port.

Port No device selectedReceived 0 BSession 00:00Device console —

Ready to connect. Close other serial monitors before opening the port.

Wi-Fi configuration

Wi-Fi mode —

Save a network over USB and restart the gateway. No firmware reflash is needed after installing a compatible version.

Enter the network password each time. Leave empty only for an open network. Saved passwords are never displayed.

Connect a gateway to read its Wi-Fi configuration.

Device diagnostics · JSON-RPC

Free heap —Minimum free heap —Largest free block —

Connect a gateway with JSON-RPC firmware to request memory statistics and receive scan events.

Latest 100 structured messages. Expand a row to inspect its JSON. Events arrive automatically; no polling is required.

Devices

Devices 0Active values 0Dropped values 0Dropped device events 0

Connect a gateway with the get-devices method to list its known BLE peripherals. Indications stream in live.

Indicated values

waiting

Latest 200 indications across all devices. Newest first; one row per BLE notification.

Serial console

0 lines
Live display
Your gateway’s logs, live.

Connect a device to see boot messages,
BLE activity, and WiFi status here.

Display pause keeps capturing. Stores the latest 5,000 lines in memory.

Firmware updates

GitHub releases ↗

Install an official release or your own .bin file over USB, then return to live serial output.

Source

Checking the release catalogue…

115200 baud · chip check · SHA-256 + flash verification

Connect a gateway above to get started.

Keep USB connected during installation. If bootloader connection stalls, hold BOOT, tap RESET, then release BOOT. T-Display S3 is not supported. Files from disk are not checked against the GitHub release checksum — compare the SHA-256 below to the release body.