Open the HyperSPI developer repository, we need a page of release versions
(link).
Download the latest driver depending on the board used (ESP32 / Esp8266) and the type of LED strip.
Please note for the Raspberry Pi Pico RP2040 board, there will be a slightly different driver installation
process without need to download additional programs, the process is described on this page
(link).
In my case, I am using an Esp32 board and a WS2812B tape, so I need to use the driver:
hyperspi_esp32_WS281x_RGB.bin
Download the latest available version of the application "ESPHome-Flasher"
(link), launch it.
We connect the Esp32 board to the computer using a MicroUsb cable.
In the program window, it is enough to perform three actions:
- select the port to which our board is connected,
- specify the path to the loaded driver (*.bin file),
- press the button "Flash ESP".
Upon successful completion of the flashing process, you will see the following message:
This completes this stage of flashing the LED driver board.