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EverlastEngineering / Neewer-DL200

Documenting the reverse engineering of the Neewer-DL200 Bluetooth BLE camera dolly.
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nice on the dl300! #2

Open eried opened 8 months ago

eried commented 8 months ago

Hi! awesome documentation of the protocol, works well.

I wonder if you ended adding the shooter to the webapp or the one published is the "final" one. I wanted to sync a 3d printer with this :D

EverlastEngineering commented 8 months ago

Ah, well I do have a more graphical version in the works but if you’re looking to leverage the underlying functionality then I suggest we discuss it a bit and see if we can find a way to refactor the script to be added as a module instead that you could add to any project that would expose the functionality as an api. That way the new front end could use it and you could call it from you own project.

This of course needs to be running in a tab in chrome. I haven’t tried to see how it behaves in the background, which might be crucial. How will your printer work in collaboration with the dolly? I have a few printers too and am doing some work in klipper right now in fact.

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I wonder if you ended adding the shooter to the webapp or the one published is the "final" one. I wanted to sync a 3d printer with this :D

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eried commented 8 months ago

Hi! I would love to check the newer version when you post it.

I was thinking interfacing it with mqtt that bambulab printers produce, to for example: make some moving capture of a print :D so maybe it is just needed to have a callback for js script per frame? that would be the easiest (before/when/after snaping the photo).

The thing I noticed is that movements arent very repeatable, even if the surface is very flat. I am not sure if the motor inside the dolly is counting steps (good) or time (bad?) because if I ran the same program left and right multiple times eventually the origin is very offseted.