This is an all-in-one remote. It controls RF and IR appliances. It has built-in sensors and can be programmed with the TYPE-C connector.
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esphome-esp360remote.yamlESPHome configurationyaml - 2.33 kB - 02/24/2023 at 17:51 |
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I uploaded the STL files of the enclosure, so you can print it yourself!
I uploaded the configuration file for ESPHome
Once flashed, and connected to WiFi, you will have two services to send IR and RF messages
And if the board receives RF signals, ESPHome will trigger the event esphome.rf_code_received exposing the protocol and the code received as an int (You have to convert that int in binary to actually use it)
In this case, I received the code 721136 (10110000000011110000 in binary) with protocol 2
The upgrade it's finally done!. The case is 3D printed. I found out that IR light is not affected by PLA, so it's really easy to design an enclosure. The bottom and the top part are screwed, so you only need to print the two parts without any extra comopnent. There's a blue led when the board is powered on,
At the moment I have a working prototipe but with some ugly corrections after soldering.
The updated version is ready
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