Device firmware · NOTE4 monochrome / NOTE4C four-color

JazzTrix

Jazz radio, weather trends, a brew counter and daily haiku on one e-paper dashboard. Tap a phone via NFC to count coffee or tea; customize blocks, themes and nine interface languages.

What it can do

Jazz radio, weather trends, a brew counter and daily haiku on one e-paper dashboard. Tap a phone via NFC to count coffee or tea; customize blocks, themes and nine interface languages.

Jazz internet radio with custom URLs or M3U / PLS lists
Weather metrics and line/bar forecasts for the next 3 / 6 / 9 / 12 hours
NFC brew counting with a chime, plus pinned or daily English haiku
Configurable block order, units, borders and themes; nine interface languages including Chinese

Install & use

Let AI help you install

Connect the device and give AI the detection results together with this firmware information.

1

Confirm the device and connect USB

USB chip information cannot distinguish monochrome from four-color screens. Confirm the model first.

Connect USB and detect the device

Read the chip and capacity first, so AI needs fewer follow-up questions.

Detection may restart the device into download mode. It does not flash firmware; you still need to confirm the display model.

Not detected yet. You can also copy the task first and ask AI to help connect.

2

Give the installation task to AI

Codex on your computer can install dependencies and run programs locally.

What AI will do next

Check compatibility → Prepare firmware and a full backup → Assist with local installation → Verify first run

After copying, start a new chat in Codex on your computer and paste the task.

See the task for AI

Only project information and the device details selected here are included. Network addresses, accounts and keys are configured locally during installation.

3

After installation, check this

The device shows the expected JazzTrix interface and continues to update correctly.

Ask AI to report the installation location, verification results and how to start again. Continue in the same conversation if something goes wrong.

Know the process? View manual steps and source

NOTE4 / NOTE4C · ESP32-S3 / 16 MB Flash · ESP-IDF 6.0 · USB-C data cable · Wi-Fi

  1. Back up and build the application firmware

    Preserve a full Flash backup and verify the existing partition layout and recovery path. No GitHub Releases package is currently available. Build the ESP32-S3 application in firmware with ESP-IDF 6.0 following the README. The author specifies application-only flashing at 0x20000, preserving the existing bootloader and partition table. This is not a full image for 0x0 and must not be applied to an unverified partition layout.

  2. Pair a phone and configure Wi-Fi

    Hold the round button for about 2 seconds or double-tap, join JazzTrix-Setup, open http://192.168.4.1 and enter the pairing code. Configure home Wi-Fi, weather location, time zone and radio. Built-in cities or manual coordinates work for offline setup.

  3. Confirm the panel model and test operation

    The project includes NOTE4 / NOTE4C panel detection and manual selection. Confirm the detected model; monochrome panels map red/yellow elements to black. Test weather, radio buttons and volume, then add a brew via phone NFC. Nine interface languages are available, while haiku remain English.

Full instructions on GitHub ↗In-depth development documentation ↗

Source, dual-model implementation and author images reviewed; build, flashing and hardware not independently tested. Generating a task neither sends it nor performs installation.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a local-push plugin?

This is standalone community firmware that replaces the device system. It does not run through the official local-push SDK or ZECTRIX Cloud Open API. Radio, online place search and data updates need their corresponding network services. The source is MIT-licensed, retaining notices for Karim, Tomasz Fiedoruk and third-party components.

What do the image and review cover?

NOTE4C project photo from the author’s repository; not evidence of our own hardware testing. Source, dual-model implementation and author images reviewed; build, flashing and hardware not independently tested

About this project

Author: Karim. This community project is maintained by its author; support depends on the selected version.

Source & release history ↗
NOTE4 monochrome / NOTE4C four-colorInstall with AI →

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