Wall Remote Control (NRF24L01+ based)

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This is a housing/key combo for an NRF24L01 powered Wall mountable Remote Control that runs on batteries. The keys are designed to be 3D printed in one single part (the frame and six keys). After printing, the keys can be freed from the frame, allowing you to reposition them as needed. This project is optimized to work with MySensors, a popular home automation platform. It also supports your favorite controller, such as FHEM. For more detailed instructions on how to build this device, please visit: http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1018/contest-3d-printed-battery-powered-wall-remote-control One important aspect of this project is its battery life. Although I haven't conducted thorough tests, the standby current (about 2.5uA) indicates that self-discharging won't be a major concern. All you need to do is print out the parts, get your PCB ready, solder it, and program it according to MySensors guidelines. This remote control will add an excellent touch to any Home Automation Project. If you'd like to explore more details on how to build this device, head over to the MySensors Forum for a complete guide: http://forum.mysensors.org/topic/1018/contest-3d-printed-battery-powered-wall-remote-control