Link to new Troubleshooting page on the Wiki
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ If the `[platformio]` section of this file contains your ESP board, make sure yo
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".
-If the project compiles and uploads, your ESP will be running the example code. Since the first thing it needs to do is connect to a wifi network, and it doesn't know what network to connect to, it will broadcast a wifi SSID for you to connect to so you can configure it. Connect your computer or phone wifi to the "Configure SensESP" network. A captive portal may pop up, but if it doesn't, open a browser and go to 192.168.4.1. Enter your wifi credentials to allow the device to access the network that your Signal K Server is on. Also enter a suitable name for the ESP, for example `BilgeMonitor` or `EngineTemps`. (No more than 16 characters, no spaces.) Save the configuration with the button on the bottom of the page, and the ESP will restart and try to connect to your wifi network.
+If the project compiles and uploads, your ESP will be running the example code. (If you get errors about missing libraries, look at [this Troubleshooting guide in the Wiki](https://github.com/SignalK/SensESP/wiki/Troubleshooting#missing-libraries)). Since the first thing it needs to do is connect to a wifi network, and it doesn't know what network to connect to, it will broadcast a wifi SSID for you to connect to so you can configure it. Connect your computer or phone wifi to the "Configure SensESP" network. A captive portal may pop up, but if it doesn't, open a browser and go to 192.168.4.1. Enter your wifi credentials to allow the device to access the network that your Signal K Server is on. Also enter a suitable name for the ESP, for example `BilgeMonitor` or `EngineTemps`. (No more than 16 characters, no spaces.) Save the configuration with the button on the bottom of the page, and the ESP will restart and try to connect to your wifi network.
Once on the network, SensESP should automatically find your Signal K server, assuming it has mDNS enabled (see instructions above).
