Setting Up Wi-Fi Dev Board with Flipper Zero
Setting Up Wi-Fi Dev Board with Flipper Zero The official Wi-Fi Dev Board (ESP32-S2) attaches to Flipper's GPIO header and adds Wi-Fi capabilities. Here's how to set it up and what it unlocks. Hardware The official board is: Flipper Wi-Fi Dev Board (Flipper Devices) Community alternative: ESP32-WROOM or ESP32-S2 DevKit with GPIO wiring Connecting the Official Dev Board 1. Align the board with the GPIO header on Flipper's back 2. Press firmly until seated 3. The board gets power from Flipper via the GPIO 5V pin Flashing Marauder Firmware (Most Popular Use) Marauder is a Wi-Fi security tool for the ESP32: 1. Visit github.com/justcallmekoko/ESP32Marauder/wiki 2. Download the Marauder firmware for ESP32-S2 3. Flash via USB using ESP Web Flasher (web-based, no tools needed) 4. Or use esptool: esptool.py writeflash 0x0 marauderfirmware.bin Marauder Capabilities Legal note: Deauth attacks on networks you don't own are illegal in many jurisdictions. Use only on your own network for testing. Flipper App for Marauder Control Install the ESP32 WiFi Marauder app from the Flipper App Catalog. This lets you control Marauder from Flipper's screen and buttons rather than a serial terminal. Other Dev Board Uses Run any ESP32 firmware — IoT projects, sensors UART bridge between Flipper and external devices NodeMCU/MicroPython development Testing ESP-NOW communication
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