A compact OLED display, four tactile buttons, and an ESP32-C3.Wi-Fi scanning device that can detect nearby networks, display signal strength in real time, and navigate through menus using dedicated hardware buttons.
Parts required:
1. ESP32-C3 Super Mini
2. 0.96" OLED with buttonsCircuit Diagram
Arduino Code Click here
There are two files in the extracted folder. Keep the two files ( ino file and bitmaps.h file) in the same folder.
If you face these errors:
A. Code error when uploading?
Solution: use latest arduino ide, install esp32 boards correctly, install u8g2 library.
A. Code error when uploading?
Solution: use latest arduino ide, install esp32 boards correctly, install u8g2 library.
B. Code uploaded but nothing on screen?
Solution: "Enable" USB CDC on boot, from Arduino IDE > Tools. Also check wiring diagram.
C. Icons move fast/ abnormal display?
Solution: Is that correct display ?( SSD1306) All four button pins must be connected. (If you use normal OLED without buttons, button pins must be pulled HIGH / connect to resistor and 3.3v)
Solution: Is that correct display ?( SSD1306) All four button pins must be connected. (If you use normal OLED without buttons, button pins must be pulled HIGH / connect to resistor and 3.3v)




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