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v0.1.0
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Configurator 0.1.0

Platform Download
macOS, Apple silicon Pitrig-0.1.0-arm64.dmg
macOS, Intel Pitrig-0.1.0.dmg
Windows not built
Linux, AppImage Pitrig-0.1.0.AppImage
Linux, Debian and Ubuntu pitrig_0.1.0_amd64.deb

Nothing here is signed. On macOS run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Pitrig.app once after installing.

Firmware 0.1.0

The easiest route is the web flasher. A board already running Pitrig updates itself over the USB cable from the configurator's Firmware panel, which takes the .bin.

Board Update over serial First flash by cable
LilyGO T-Display-S3 pitrig-t-display-s3.bin firmware-t-display-s3.tar.gz
Guition ESP32-4848S040 pitrig-guition-4848s040.bin firmware-guition-4848s040.tar.gz
Guition JC1060P470C pitrig-jc1060p470c.bin firmware-jc1060p470c.tar.gz
Espressif ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1 pitrig-esp32s3-devkit.bin firmware-esp32s3-devkit.tar.gz

Each archive also carries the bootloader, the partition table and the flasher arguments: a first flash by cable needs them, an update over serial does not. Flash the image that matches the board in front of you — each one carries a single board identity.

Changes

First release. Configuration schema 26.

Turns an off-the-shelf ESP32 board into a sim racing dashboard: flash it from
the browser, lay the screen out by dragging widgets, and feed it live telemetry
from SimHub over the same USB cable.

Added

  • Four boards: LilyGO T-Display-S3, Guition ESP32-4848S040, Guition
    JC1060P470C and the Espressif ESP32-S3-DevKitC-1. The DevKitC-1 has no
    display and drives LED strips and matrices.
  • Dashboard editor with text, shape, bar, arc, indicator, graph and image
    widgets, containers and slots, conditional styling, colour ramps and
    gradients, undo and redo, multi-select, alignment and snapping, and a live
    preview.
  • Multiple screens with swipe navigation, and touch input where the board has
    it.
  • A bundled dashboard library, widget templates, and layout transfer between
    boards of different sizes.
  • Font library with delivery to the board on save.
  • 228 telemetry fields, fed by a SimHub Custom Serial Device profile the
    configurator exports.
  • Addressable RGB strips and matrices.
  • Composite USB: one cable carries the telemetry and configuration link and
    enumerates a gamepad beside it.
  • Firmware updates over the same serial link, into a second slot with rollback
    if the new image cannot be talked to.
  • Configuration split into three documents — dashboard, modules and
    protocol — transferred, stored and applied on their own, with the dashboard
    applied to the running composition without a restart.

Known limits

  • Buttons, switches and encoders are not implemented, so the gamepad the board
    enumerates reports nothing yet. The free GPIOs are listed per board in the
    README, but nothing reads them.
  • Packages are not signed. macOS needs xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine on the
    application once after installing.
  • The SimHub plugin is not part of this release. Telemetry reaches the board
    through the exported Custom Serial profile; session.gap_leader has no
    generic SimHub property behind it and stays empty.
  • One serial port admits one process: close the configurator before starting
    the game.
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