Uno R4 WiFi

Build isolated stock or console-mux Uno R4 WiFi firmware, provision over USB and verify health, LED and matrix text on your actual board.

Implemented capabilities

Health, built-in LED and ASCII matrix text. Firmware compiles; real board operation remains unverified. No arbitrary pin control or OTA update is implemented.

Prepare stock firmware

arduino-cli core update-index
arduino-cli core install arduino:renesas_uno@1.6.0
npm run prepare:firmware
arduino-cli --config-file build/firmware/stock/arduino-cli.json lib update-index
arduino-cli --config-file build/firmware/stock/arduino-cli.json lib install ArduinoJson@7.4.3 ArduinoHttpClient@0.6.2 ArduinoGraphics@1.1.5
npm run build:firmware

These commands stage isolated dependencies and compile without flashing. Use the root build wrapper; a raw compile can accidentally resolve a globally patched WiFiS3 library.

Repaired console-mux profile

The repaired board requires its existing matching custom ESP mux firmware and patched WiFiS3 pair. The console-mux transport reroutes requests through the console UART, not USB D+/D−. Keep Serial at 115200 and avoid concurrent frame traffic or modem calls from an ISR.

The owner must establish that the matching mux image is installed, then explicitly select console-mux through the root firmware command with the local repair directory and acknowledgment flag. Stock and console-mux artifacts remain isolated under build/firmware/PROFILE/compiled.

Follow the complete transport profile guide before building the repaired board.

Flash and provision deliberately

1. Connect USB and run arduino-cli board list. Identify the exact board and port; close serial monitors.
2. Upload only the matching profile’s compiled sketch to the confirmed port. The RA sketch upload is separate from ESP connectivity firmware.
3. Start the trusted HTTPS test bridge, open its owner console and choose Pair Uno R4.
4. Run the interactive provisioner with the confirmed port, HTTPS origin and workspace ID:

npm run provision:uno -- --port /dev/cu.YOUR_CONFIRMED_PORT --origin https://YOUR_HTTPS_BRIDGE --workspace WORKSPACE_ID_FROM_CONSOLE

The helper hides sensitive entries and asks before sending. It does not write credentials to a file. If pairing confirmation times out, inspect inventory before enrolling again.

Credentials are plaintext in EEPROM. Use an appropriate test network. TLS verification and a valid clock are mandatory. Confirm real health/RSSI, physically observe the LED and matrix, then run the permission acceptance checks.