The RST pin is important in the Wifi Kit 32 board, I would assume it is in your case as well.
I2C1.setup({scl:D15,sda:D4});
function start () {
// put your startup code here.
}
g = require("SSD1306").connect(I2C1, start,{rst: D16});
There are a series of NRF classes in the reference documents, that I believe the ESP32 uses for Bluetooth. I'm not sure how much of it is fully complete as its a feature in development.
I don't have a LoRa board, so I cannot help you with that one.
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The RST pin is important in the Wifi Kit 32 board, I would assume it is in your case as well.
There are a series of NRF classes in the reference documents, that I believe the ESP32 uses for Bluetooth. I'm not sure how much of it is fully complete as its a feature in development.
I don't have a LoRa board, so I cannot help you with that one.