Hello Peter… we meet again.
My apologies for the identification of the ESP32 and MKR1000 with ATSAMW25 CPU. I was thinking 32 bits. Before leaving the US for Canada last month, I was building an 8088 computer and 8/16 bit suddenly became very important.
Let me explain what is happening. I’m following the documentation for a quick startup on Blynk’s Dashboard and Arduino’s MKR1000. Which happens to have a SAMW25 chip installed. But before I even did this, I started off with Arduino’s dashboard and the MKR1000 installed and ran right away with three elements wired in.
Going back to the Blynk quickie setup documentation, I immediately ran into troubles with registering the microcontroller at the WiFi provisioning using Blynk.Edgent. The instructions directs you to use ESP32 for the board when selecting the example. Also, the documentation point to a library download that is not what you suggested.
In either case, when compiling, one is presented with a number or errors. After the ESP32 error is solved, header files aren’t found.
I’ve just reverted to a fresh installation of Arduino IDE and will try it again. If at all possible, would you do the same? I shall also install blynk-library-master.zip libraries. I discovered a number of headers reside there.
One last note… I need to know if the quick installation document limits the controllers to MKR1010. It does not include MRK1000. If so, I will purchase a MRK1010.
Thank you for your time.