Dual C5 Touch

New and improved Dual ESP32 Wi-Fi Development Board designed by AWOK

FEATURES

• This board has two ESP32-C5-WROOM chips on it.
• The new GNSS / GPS module allows for Dual band L1/L5, 4 GNSS, w/ LNA (Airoha 3335) and the chip communicates with both ESP32's.
• This board is intended to monitor your network and should not be used to transmit. 
• This Development board does not include firmware, the intention of this device is to provide you with hardware to program and develop your own firmware. There are many different firmware's that an ESP32 can run and are available online so please research which one suits your needs the best.
• One ESP32 controls the screen, the other can be used via CLI or via the GPIO pins

WHAT'S INCLUDED

• 1x Dual Touch C5 PCB
• 1x Case (Clear) with option SMA antenna mount hole
• 2x External 2.4/5ghz antenna
• 1x INTERNAL ceramic GPS antenna (installed) *NOT EXTERNAL

WHAT'S NOT INCLUDED

• External GPS antenna
  
• Firmware

UPDATES

• Instructions for flashing firmware can be found here.
• You can also now use the official AWOK-webflasher or ESP Terminator to flash via Google Chrome.
• The Dual C5 can now also host the Biscuit firmware (on the orange port) found here using the web flasher from Hedge.
• STL files for printing your own case can be found here.

DISCLAIMER

• The hardware purchased from this site is for educational and experimental purposes only and is not meant for any illegal activity or purposes. I do not condone illegal activity and strongly encourage keeping usage to legal or valid educational and experimental uses allowed by law on your own equipment and or equipment you have permission to experiment on. Please check your local State and or Country laws before using any products purchased from AWOK Dynamics. Thank you.
  
  
• If installing KOKOs firmware, please remember to use the v8.bin for the screen (white port) and esp32c5_devkit.bin (orange port)

*If your device starts randomly scrolling through menus, loosen the back screws just a bit to take pressure off the screen also check the inside of the front bezel. Make sure the edges are smooth and there’s no extra plastic sticking out. Sometimes the molding process leaves small imperfections that can put pressure on the screen. If you notice any sharp or leftover plastic, just use something flat or sharp to carefully trim it off. I do my best to catch and fix these flaws before shipping, but a few can slip through.