Open Martinovici opened 1 year ago
You need to find a cheap servo running at 3.3v or 5v which works with very low power (do not need external power supply) or a micro linear actuator. If your request is much more precise, you'll get a better answer
It could be work git gpio13 I think as output. But in don't know if the angle works correctly.
I will test it. I have such servo here.
After different tries, I have no idea any more. All GPIOs are used with SD-Card. Only GPIO16, but can not used and GPIO4 (LED on Board).
If the servo is running, either the camera or the SD card will not work afterwards.
A second ESP32 connected to the LED could be a solution.
I mean all solutions requires a second board (perhaps arduino nano for cost consideration)
The best way would be to sniff serial output for a custom command or perhaps GPIO4 (led)
Using 1-bit mode for sdcard free up GPIO 12 & 13:
https://dr-mntn.net/2021/02/using-the-sd-card-in-1-bit-mode-on-the-esp32-cam-from-ai-thinker
Using 1-bit mode for sdcard free up GPIO 12 & 13:
This is already implemented and active, because GPIO12 is used for the external WS281x LED controll
I wondered why the external WS-controll is working. Must be the timer mechanism I used.
I was hoping to get to the end of this thread with a result :(
I also vote for this
The Feature
Hello Josef,
it would be nice if also manually activated digital meters could also be digitized. The problem is that a button often needs to be pressed first to activate the display. A delay before a picture can be taken, along with an IO pin that becomes high, would be sufficient. With a WeMos D1 mini board in combination with a servo to press the button, it would be possible to easily digitize many more digital meters. Regards Martin