Bedside nightstand button console for controlling smart home things
prusaprinters
<p>A nightstand button console for controlling lights and other devices without leaving bed. It's controlled using your garden-variety Wemos D1 Mini (clone) flashed with Tasmota for ease of configuration (I'm using these GPIO: 4, 5, 12, 13, 14). I assume ESPHome would also work. This console sends out an MQTT command which is picked up by my Node Red server.</p><p>The buttons I purchased from <a href="https://www.aliexpress.com/item/33017351385.html?spm=a2g0n.shopcart-amp.item.33017351385&">AliExpress</a> (they're not exactly cheap when you include shipping). The button holes in the face of the unit are 12.25mm. I also used <a href="https://www.amazon.com/JST-XH-Balance-Connector-Silicone-Woodland/dp/B07YKHV46N/">JST-XH 2.54mm</a> connectors so I could easily disassemble the project (that link is for reference only, that set appears to only have 10cm leads which would not be long enough for this project). I have these attached to a standard 60mmx40mm prototyping PCB board.</p><p>This was designed as an under-counter attachment. There are holes that you can fit a screwdriver through in order to secure it to the bottom of a counter or desk (or nightstand in my case) with screws.</p>
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