Open t0ny-peng opened 5 years ago
I'm planning to do the same. I'm still searching for a good LIN lib to esp8266, but my idea is to hardwire a wemos D1 mini or a nodeMCU to it. My two concern right now is to find a LIN package to read the data, and if the current electronics can power a nodeMCU or not.
Had you any success?
hey there @left4taco and @tg44 . i already did it, will publish my project soon. including hardware and so on.. :)
will keep you updated..
hey there @left4taco and @tg44 . i already did it, will publish my project soon. including hardware and so on.. :)
will keep you updated..
Hey @slaesh, did you publish it or not yet?
I would like to do it soon but I don't have enough experience with projects like this one so I don't want to fuck it up lol.
BTW did you guys finally tried it? @left4taco @tg44
Not yet. Still interested in this project, but I had no free-time to possibly brick my working table...
@alfonmga @tg44 not yet finished.. covid crashed my plans and results in some urgent projects to be done.. currently waiting for some parts shipped over the sea.. and trying to print a case..
hopefully i will be able to tinker in a few weeks! :)
keep you updated!
sorry for the long delay.. now created a project on tindie! :) @tg44 @alfonmga
https://www.tindie.com/products/slaesh/smart-ikea-bekant-controller-replacement-with-oled/
if you are interested, just join the list.. =)
Hi @slaesh what you have done look really good. Could you give more details about the interface of the board ? (restAPI and Mqtt) how do you setup the connection wifi ?
Does this hack works also for the RODULF standup desk?
Hi, I'm thinking of using an ESP8266 to control the desk. Its GPIO pin can be set to either 3.3V or 0V.
Can I connect the pin directly to the button? So that I can set the GPIO to 0 to simulate the button being pushed, and reset it back to 3.3V when I want it to stop.
Thanks.