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If not, you should go back to the [general setup guide](../README.md) and start over.
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### Step 1: Flash the firmware to the ESP32.
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### Step 1: Install UART drivers (potentially)
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Depending on exactly which ESP32-S3 model you bought, you may need to install UART drivers. Most of them do not require any drivers. But if you need drivers, it will likely be the CP2102 drivers.
### Step 3: Navigate your Switch to where it will accept a new controller.
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### Step 4: Navigate your Switch to where it will accept a new controller.
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The ESP32-S3 behaves like a real wired controller. So it can only connect if your Switch is ready for it.
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<imgsrc="../Images/GripMenu.png">
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### Step 4: Test the connection
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### Step 5: Test the connection
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You can control your Switch from the keyboard. Click on the video display to activate the keyboard controls. Then try pressing some buttons. You can view the keyboard -> controller mapping by clicking on the "keyboard layout" at the bottom left corner of the program.
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