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the ESP has also a display which I am not using.You can find also the *.ino file and the html.h one.I am not very good in HTML5 and css so if you can get it better let me know that I will update it.Print SettingsPrinter used:Creality CR-10Rafts:...

Other controller versions may also fit, but YMMV. Features... Designed to fit the OpenGarage v1.4 board. Uses M3x10mm socket cap screws so the case can mount flat against a surface. Back plate mounting holes are enlarged to accommodate #8 screws....

The controller is simply pushed into the gap and screwed with M3 bolts, with the ESP chip facing downwards. In my project, I used sixty LEDs per meter WS2812B LED strip, which was cut into eleven-LED pieces and glued vertically onto the LED stand (a...

(LLC393, LLC5064, LLC5181, or in my case DHT11)I will also include links to the HomeAssistant MotionEye tutorial for streaming timelapse, ESPcam tutorial, and the ESP weather station tutorial for an educational project.If anyone needs help with this,...

You'll have to lower the end stop bumpscrew (a simple nut do the trick) EDIT 2022-04-04 : update the V6 adapter to let some space for the locking collar This is all the parts I used to upgrade my Anycubic Chiron with: - BTT SKR2 + TMC2209 - BTT TFT...

The lid is a tight friction fit to the base, but has recesses to help remove the lid.USEFUL LINKSHere's a guide to getting started with ESPHome: Getting Started with ESPHome and Home Assistant — ESPHomeNote that the enclosure mounting holes are...

The case is designed to hold the ESP, battery, and battery-case all firmly together, with some clearance for cables. (Plug the cables from battery into the standard +3.3v and GND pin on DevKit board - or solder/mount them someplace...

They would need to know ESP's, addressable LED's, the FastLED library, light and temperature sensors, OTA (over the air updates for wireless uploads), WiFi (for time syncing, light and animation control)Code Update:There are two code files now. One...

I always left one hole empty and jumped to the next one back and forth to create a zig zag pattern.Use any cotton you like - I used cosmetic cotton and teared the layers apart to create some fluffiness. BEWARE THAT THIST TYPE OF COTTON IS...

\r\n\r\nIt uses an ESP8266 Arduino compatible processor (NodeMCU V3) which runs a basic web server, so the whole thing is controlled wirelessly. The only thing that needs to go to the case is 12V. The rest is magic. Added current source code for...

List of items used in this project and where to find them: ■ 12v WS2811 LED’s (A 5 meter roll is enough for 12 panels): https://geni.us/WS2811-60 ■ 10mm LED connectors - one per panel: https://geni.us/3Pin10mmLEDCable ■ 3D Printer Filament:...

They have built in Wifi control which is driven by the feature rich WLED firmware running on a Wemos D1 Mini.I’ll show you step by step how to make your own.List of items used in this project and where to find them:■ 12v WS2811 LED’s (A 5 meter roll...

## Hardware You need: * 1 IKEA Grönö lamp * self-adhesive WS2812b LED strip (I used 4 x 17 LEDs; depends on the LED density) * Wemos D1 mini (or another ESP8266 board you are capable of flashing) * USB power Adapter * a rod of square aluminium tube;...

The 3d printed case, however, looks nicer and is smaller. The enclosure contains a particle sensor (nova SDS011 PM2.5/PM10), temperature/pressure/humidity sensor (BME280), and a microcontroller (nodeMCU v3 / ESP8266). See sensor.community link above...

Edit 27-10-2018: added the Fusion 360 original This is a second, improved version of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1526752 Detachable top part - easyer for transport RGB Color LED for status More sturdy frame Improved software Smaller electronics...

I designed this to provide additional switch controls for my Loxone home automation system.I needed additional switch controls at various places around my home (desk, kitchen island, etc), so I designed this switch case to house an ESP8266...

I created it for use with the Wemos D1 Mini 2.4" TFT shield, which can usually be found here: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32919729730.html This unit pairs well with a Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 since the D1 can be mounted directly to the display...

You can see it in action here: https://youtu.be/FeP9LR1BNm0 ## BOM - 12 M3 X 30mm screws - 4 M3 X 10 mm screws - 4 M3 X 20mm screws - NEMA 17 stepper motor - Stepper driver (Pololu or equivalent, the application is really simple, anything capable of...

Hardware You need: 1 IKEA Grönö lamp self-adhesive WS2812b LED strip (I used 4 x 17 LEDs; depends on the LED density) Wemos D1 mini (or another ESP8266 board you are capable of flashing) USB power Adapter a rod of square aluminium tube; 15 mm* 15 mm...

Additions and some remixes of the original parts from here … https://www.rc-network.de/threads/schwerpunkt-waage-mit-arduino.674777/page-27#post-7225691 – Post #526 from user “jochen-69” Based on the ideas, electronics and software of “olkal” and...

I wanted to monitor more than one room and did not want to buy multiple expensive devices. This is an eclosure designed to fit 3 devices: an acurate dust sensor an Wemos ESP8266-based board with an OLED display a digital humidity and temperature...

Please ignore my mess of wiring.The sign incorporates approximately 193 WS2818B LEDs (depending on the base size), and I used the ones available here: Amazon link.To get started, you'll need to download WLED and acquire either an ESP8266 or ESP32,...

Spool holder with integrated scale. Upgraded firmware, Two new menu: 1 selector of presave spool mase 2 set presave of 10 spool mase. And save of old presave used after poweroff. https://a360.co/2EB0h4H i used this thing...

The roots should not see any light at all, and the temperature should remain under control between 18-22°C.\r\n\r\nElectronics:\r\nSimple purpose-built electronics operate the pump on a schedule using:\r\n- NodeMCU (ESP8266 with WIFI connectivity):...

The link utilizes WiFi technology courtesy of the compact yet potent ESP8266 module. Its primary objective is to provide valuable usage data for enhancing the quality of e-NABLE's hands and arms. With a total cost under $20 USD, this device can...

Video Tutorial - https://youtu.be/jpjfVc-9IrQ This enclosure is for DIY Multisensor that can be built using a NodeMCU 1.0 ESP8266 development board. It works great with Home Assistant, my favorite open-source home automation platform. No soldering...

This includes descriptions of the electronics and software.In our home, an attached ESP8266 wifi-enabled microcontroller sends statistics that end up in an elastic search server (If you live in Europe, be sure to ask your hamsters for consent...

I initially used Pogo pins for my ESP8266 adapters but found that using them with Wroom32 was a challenge due to the lack of holes on the module and tighter pin spacing. To overcome this issue, I opted for 1.27mm pin strips which have the same...

different ESP8266 or ESP32 boards, Raspberry Pi Pico, Arduino Nano, …), the surface of this holder just mimics a breadboard by providing a 0.1" grid. The holder as such is stackable, so that you can put multiple DevBoard holders on top of each other....

The main features of this generation are: -Quick magnetic cover for modules and battery change -16340 rechargeable batteries for more autonomy and flexibility -ON/OFF button on top of the model -Wifi, this model is ESP8266 based -designed for 4WD but...