High security multi-purpose Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) relays.
- Asymmetric encryption algorithm (libsodium)
- Unlimited users per device.
- Over-the-Air (OTA) firmware updates. The upgrades are transparent through users normal utilization. For example, when users open a garage door they send firmware chunks transparently. When all chunks are received, virkey hardware switches to new firmware version. This feature is crucial to correct potential security or functionality flaws.
- Supports complex time restriction rules.
- Android and iOS app (they are free but not open-source right now).
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GENERIC A. Generic board using this GPIOs:
- GPIO 0 <- Factory reset / Boot loader.
- GPIO 2 -> Status LED.
- GPIO 32 -> Actuator 0 (Relay 1)
- GPIO 33 -> Actuator 1 (Relay 2)
Follow esp-idf install instructions.
Virkey uses version 3.0 of esp-idf. So you must checkout this branch on esp-idf working directory.
git checkout release/v3.0
git submodule update
If you want reproduce the same official binary, you must checkout esp-idf to commit referred in idfver file.
"master" branch points to last stable release. Development unstable code lives in "develop" branch.
Once esp-idf is installed, you must select the right board. On virkey working directory:
$ make menuconfig
--> Component config
--> Virkey.com config
--> Board
Compile and flash:
$ make -j4
$ make erase_flash
$ make flash
Execute make monitor after successful flash if you want see virkey's debug output.
After successful flash, launch virkey APP and follow instructions.