The EQSP32 library provides a comprehensive suite of functionalities for the EQSP32, an IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) controller based on the ESP32S3. This library enables easy interaction with the hardware's digital and analog pins, power supply monitoring, buzzer control, serial communication, and MQTT integrations like Home Assistant, Node-RED, etc., facilitating the rapid development and deployment of IIoT solutions.

• Configurable from EQConnect: WiFi (provisioning) setup and other imporant high-level user parameters (like timezone, account email, etc.) may be configured from EQConnect mobile app.
• MQTT: Transparently creates interfacing entities for integrating EQSP32 with MQTT solutions like Home Assistant, Node-RED, etc..
• Pin Configuration: Easily configure digital inputs, analog inputs, temperature inputs, PWM outputs, relays, and more.
• Custom pin handling: User may take control of any of the I/O and communication pins, to be used with third party or custom libraries.
• Non-Blocking Dual-Core Code Execution: Ensures that the EQ supervisor tasks are executed in a non-blocking manner, ideal for real-time applications.
• Power Supply Monitoring: Monitor input and output voltage levels in real-time.
• Buzzer Control: Activate a buzzer with a specified frequency.

1. Download the latest release of the EQSP32 library from the GitHub repository.
2. In your Arduino IDE, go to Sketch > Include Library > Add .ZIP Library... and select the downloaded file.
3. Restart the Arduino IDE to see the library in the list of available libraries.

#include "EQSP32.h"

EQSP32 eqsp32;

void setup()
{
    	eqsp32.begin(true);	// Enable system messages
}

void loop()
{
    	delay(1000);
}