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I created it for use with Wemos D1 Mini 2.4" TFT shield, which can typically 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 without...

Optional features include a cuttable port for adding an esp8266 board with its cover, as well as the ability to install it on an auxiliary board slot that requires a cable (as shown in the pictures). Anchor_SKR_Bear_Short_1 is designed specifically...

Code and Project: You can monitor your 3D Printer's OctoPrint Server using a Wemos D1 Mini ESP8266 and an I2C SSD1306 OLED Display over a wifi connection. The 3D Printing files (STL) are freely available. The source code link is below. (Note: some...

Update - 2020/06/01 Added draft of sketch v6 which can be compiled for nodeMCU/ESP8266. As formatting/markdown here still doesn't work, please have a look at Step 11 on Instructables for details:...

These will fit a tea candle led.Dumpster partsFilament - Any, only real requirement is Clear if you want to get the best of the WLED option.Eyes - 5MM (Small) and 8MM (Large) or paint your own...

You'll Need a NODEMCU 1.0 (ESP8266) and Optionally an ISD1820 Module and Two Leds. All Is Mounted in a Protoboard. Power Can Be Obtained from a Power Bank. Usage: At First Time, You Have to Connect to the Access Point Created by the Device, Go to a...

... muss in index.html umbenannt und im Ordner data abgelegt werden. Anschliessend via Arduino-IDE die Files auf den ESP hochschieben (ArduinoIDE->Werkzeuge->ESP8266 LittleFS Data Upload) Danke an metallicus für die Übersetzung und den Fix des Arrays!

Desolder the pins from AMS1117 and ESP01. Solder a bridge or a resistor (any value above 1k and below 1M) to the ESP8266, from CH_PD to 3V3 to permanently enable the chip. The outermost pins of the USB A output are +5V and GND. Connect the 2 18650 in...

Für RGB https://de.aliexpress.com/item/4000109763386.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.31aa4c4dR3ZrLf Alternatively also with ESP32 or ESP8266 and WLED 2.5m LED tape is required. Plug-in power supply 12V e.g. 2A Mount DC socket and fix everything best...

I am using a 5V 40mm Noctua fan to coll my tank (controlled by an ESP8266 and temperature reading from a DS18x20 sensor - I will publish a mount for the sensor soon) I went with the Noctua because it is quiet and it normally doesn't need much to...

---------------------------------------------------------- Here's the list of parts: nodeMCU: an Arduino board with WiFi capabilities ISD1820: a speaker that can record and playback 10-second audio files OLED Display 1.3: a high-resolution display...

These are connected to an ESP8266 NodeMCU to communicate with your home automation devices. All were printed with the outward side facing the build plate. I did not try without supports, but they are highly recommended. I used the following...

- redesign in Freecad, sources included - window for a .91" OLED display - mounting points to fix an ESP8266 nodemcu v2 (amica) with m2 screws - the pocket is a separate object now that is attached to the top by 3 small pins - so no more need to...

Adafruit Huzzah32 (ADA3405) - should also be ESP8266 compatible - adjust the PIO config and pin configuration 2. 4x LEDs - 4 was chosen, 1 for each corner but less can be used if needed 3. 4x Resistors - chosen for brightness, for the LEDs I used,...

The rear cavity of the case offers ample space for accommodating an Arduino Micro or ESP8266 NodeMCU controller board. To secure the electronics, use sticky pads to attach them to the back of the LED module and then slide the complete assembly into...

For that Use M600 Command After 3/4 Layers (for 0.2mm layers) in the GCODE .In Prusaslicer you can add colors easily without messing up with GCODE and view the code graphically for more convenience.Print a minute hand and an hour hand.Hardware...

FeaturesOptional compartment for a 350mAh LiPoly battery (with a zip-tie strain relief slot)Slot for a rare earth badge magnet (source provided)Support for Adafruit's stackable Feather wingsCable management and routing slotsUpside down board support...

This lighting project for the ESP8266 is written by Tobias Blum, and has many interesting features. Here's the McLighting project page: https://github.com/toblum/McLighting. Required Hardware (Links are examples- use your preferred supplier) 1 x...

If you want to operate this off a lighting board, you can use an ESP8266 and control it via artnet. That was my original plan, but I ran out of time to implement it. You will need small neodymium magnets to slide into the bottom of the base and the...

### Features * Optional compartment for a 350mAh LiPoly battery (with a zip-tie strain relief slot) * Slot for a rare earth badge magnet (source provided) * Support for Adafruit's stackable Feather wings * Cable management and routing slots * Upside...

I designed these to work using ESP8266 (ESP-01 modules) and three WS2811 RGB LED pixels with a custom printed circuit board (PCB) that can be made with a breadboard using the schematic. The ESP-01 module is running forkineye firmware(forkineye.com)...

You can stop the timer by raising the flag back up. Stuff you need: ESP8266 - https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07S5Z3VYZ/ref=ppx\_yo\_dt\_b\_asin\_title\_o09\_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Bucking Converter -...

It's based on a ESP8266 "Wemos D Mini" and the newest ESPeasy version, which I compiled by myself in Arduino on a Mac. On the ESPEasy project pages, pre-compiled versions are available too. You can find my personal compiled version in the file...

Additionally, I replaced my board with an ESP8266 development board (I used this one: http://a.co/adm7Jz2) and connected it to my phone using the "Blynk" app (https://www.blynk.cc/). I created a base to work with the amazing cellular lamp. I wanted...

To learn more, visit these links: https://github.com/codelectron/TubbyBot http://codelectron.com/tubby-bot-a-wifismartphone-controlled-two-wheeled-bot-step-by-step-guide/ Below is the list of hardware required to build the TubbyBot: Magnetic Reed...

To learn more about this innovative project, please visit: https://github.com/codelectron/TubbyBot http://codelectron.com/tubby-bot-a-wifismartphone-controlled-two-wheeled-bot-step-by-step-guide/ Below is the list of required hardware components:...

The digital signal gets recorded by ESP8266 12E, then sent to the local network and off-site server. You can find a link to the full weather station schematics below. Hopefully they're useful. My weather station reports to http://shermluge.xyz/wx. ...

Browse in the flasher to WLED_0.13.0-b6_ESP8266.bin3. Click on Flash Esp</p><p>Thats it</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><i>If you don't want to use the WS2812B, you can also use a normal deffused 5 mm LED. ...An adapter is included for this, the explanation is in...

And in addition the LED in the lid becomes quite warm and heats up the water pretty quickly:So I designed a cooling fan adapter for this which stays in place without any screws/clips/glue.I am using a 5V 40mm Noctua fan to coll my tank (controlled by...

And in addition, the LED in the lid becomes quite warm and heats up the water pretty quickly:\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nSo I...