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AronHetLam / ATEM_tally_light_with_ESP8266

Wireless tally light for use with ATEM switchers, which connects over WiFi, using an ESP WiFi module.
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Is it posible using esp01 board? #48

Closed Krazydrumz closed 3 years ago

Krazydrumz commented 3 years ago

Thank's sir...great job,,your project it's worl for me,it's help alot..I'm curious is it posible using esp01,reason for lowering cost

AronHetLam commented 3 years ago

It should be, and It's been asked once before, but I don't think anyone's used/tried it yet. Take a look there https://github.com/AronHetLam/ATEM_tally_light_with_ESP8266/issues/16#issuecomment-758737447.

I don't know how technical you are, but as the esp-01 has a lot fewer pins, you'd need to modify the code to be compatible. I get it to compile by:

  1. Selecting Generic ESP8266 Module (esp8266)

  2. Removing the D in D1, D2... etc. here https://github.com/AronHetLam/ATEM_tally_light_with_ESP8266/blob/a83de93c20710f8e50fd8b8bf51cdf5c089a328f/ATEM_tally_light/ATEM_tally_light.ino#L51-L59

  3. Replace D7 with 13 here https://github.com/AronHetLam/ATEM_tally_light_with_ESP8266/blob/a83de93c20710f8e50fd8b8bf51cdf5c089a328f/ATEM_tally_light/ATEM_tally_light.ino#L102

Besides that you also need a USB-programmer to program the esp-01 with, as it doesn't have a USB plug or chip. And in order to properly use gpio1 and gpio3 you probably need to disable the Serial communication for it not to interfere.