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## 🚀 [Click here to open the Flightradar Web Flasher](https://github.io)
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## Getting Started ## Getting Started
### 🚀 Option 1: Quick Web Installation (Recommended) ### Option 1: Quick Web Installation (Recommended)
You can flash the firmware directly from your browser to your CYD display without installing any development tools: You can flash the firmware directly from your browser to your CYD display without installing any development tools:
1. Connect your "Cheap Yellow Display" to your computer using a USB cable. 1. Connect your "Cheap Yellow Display" to your computer using a USB cable.
2. Open the **[Flightradar Web Flasher (eiswolf-bg.github.io/eiswolfs-flightradar-CYD)](https://github.io)** (requires Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Opera). 2. Click the **Web Flasher link above** (requires Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, or Opera).
3. Click the **Install** button, select your USB/COM port, and follow the on-screen instructions. 3. Click the **Install** button on the web page, select your USB/COM port, and follow the instructions.
### 🛠️ Option 2: Manual Compilation (For Developers) ### Option 2: Manual Compilation (For Developers)
1. Open and compile the project using PlatformIO (`platform = espressif32`, `board = esp32dev`, `framework = arduino`). 1. Open and compile the project using PlatformIO (`platform = espressif32`, `board = esp32dev`, `framework = arduino`).
2. Insert a FAT32-formatted microSD card into your display. 2. Insert a FAT32-formatted microSD card into your display.
3. On first boot: Calibrate the touchscreen and configure your Wi-Fi via the built-in on-screen keyboard. 3. On first boot: Calibrate the touchscreen and configure your Wi-Fi via the built-in on-screen keyboard.