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[DOC] Documentation
Information on how MeshCore works under the hood and details on the various components and configuration items.
[DOC] Overview
What is MeshCore? MeshCore is a decentralised text-based communications platform. It is designed to run on commodity, affordable development boards (nRF52840, ESP32, RP2040) and uses LoRa radios to create a meshed network. MeshCore works well over long dist...
[HTG] How-To Guides
Step-by-step instructions on how to do perform common tasks in MeshCore.
[DOC] Firmware
[ENT] Entnet
Even more unofficial "standards" used by the Entnet-owned nodes. These are not rules, you don't have to follow them, but here they are in case you're interested.
[ENT] Node Names
Meshcore Node Naming Guide This guide outlines the standardised naming convention for MeshCore infrastructure nodes (Repeaters only). It ensures consistency, readability, and compatibility within a 23-character limit. Naming Format Repeaters Naming Layo...
[DOC] Getting Started
New to MeshCore? This section aims to break down the fundamental concepts that will help you get started.
[DOC] Companion Firmware
[ENT] Naming
[DOC] Ripple Firmware
[DOC] Boards
Compare features and attributes of the various boards supported by MeshCore.
[DOC] Room Server Firmware
[DOC] Hardware Comparison
Overview This is a list of the most common, well-supported boards that can run MeshCore. To see a full list of every supported board, refer to the official flasher or our unofficial flasher. Hardware MeshCore supports multiple platforms including ESP32, nRF528...
[HTG] Initial Setup
New to MeshCore? Start here! This section has the basics, such as how to flash your nodes.
[HTG] Ripple Firmware Device Setup
Setting up your device after flashing the Ripple GUI firmware (e.g. Lilygo T-Deck).
[HTG] DFU Recovery Bootloader (nRF52840 Only)
Summary In the event of a failed firmware flash or failed boot post-flash, nRF52840-based devices may fall back into UF2 mode. This mode presents the board as a USB mass-storage device, to which you can upload a pre-compiled .uf2 firmware file to recover an...
[HTG] Node Design and Builds
How to build various types of nodes, including where to find the materials needed. Difficulty ratings have been added as accurately as possible, generally defined as: Beginner: Plug and play. Connect the pieces together and go.Easy: Some minor construction ef...
[DOC] CLI Reference
CLI Console All commands below are directly parsed by the firmware, available over USB‑CDC, serial UART, or BLE console. Commands are case‑sensitive. For remote‑originated CLI packets (OTA from another node) the firmware prepends a two‑byte timestamp; behaviou...