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Create a new file, and copy/paste the entire contents of [this example `platformio.ini` file](https://github.com/SignalK/SensESP/blob/master/examples/platformio.ini) into it. Save it as `platformio.ini`.
-If the `[platformio]` section of this file contains your ESP board, make sure your board is not commented out, and that all other boards are commented out, and save it. This should be a good `platformio.ini` file for SensESP. If your board is NOT included, you need to add it (see how it's represented in the `platformio.ini.auto` that you saved). And you need to merge the other lines in `platformio.ini.auto` into your `platformio.ini` file.
+If the `[platformio]` section of this file contains your ESP board, make sure your board is not commented out, and that all other boards are commented out, and save it. This should be a good `platformio.ini` file for SensESP. If your board is NOT included, you need to add it (see how it's represented in the `platformio.ini.auto` that you saved). And you need to merge the other lines in `platformio.ini.auto` into your `platformio.ini` file. (Detailed instructions for merging these two files are available [in the Wiki](https://github.com/SignalK/SensESP/wiki/SensESP-Overview-and-Programming-Details#getting-a-good-platformioini-file).)
Now, open `src/main.cpp`. The default template is for the Arduino IDE, but a SensESP `main.cpp` file will look very different. Replace the contents of `main.cpp` with the contents of one of the SensESP examples in the examples subdirectory here on GitHub. (This is a good one to start with: https://github.com/SignalK/SensESP/blob/master/examples/analog_input.cpp .) Check that the settings (pin numbers, etc.) match your hardware. Then click on the checkmark icon on the blue status bar along the bottom of your screen. (That's the "Build" shortcut.) If the build succeeds, you can plug in your ESP board and press "Upload and Monitor".
