ESPHome display / button box / HABB - Free 3D Print Model

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Gronaldo

Hobby & DIY>Electronics

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P1P

H2D

H2D Pro

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X1 Carbon

H2S

P2S

X1E

A1 mini

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X2D

A2L

0.16mm layer, 3 walls, 15% infill

Designer

57 min

1 plate

Open in Bambu Studio

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Released

Description

ESPHome button box, with 1.3 inch Oled display.

Miniature version of this H.A.B.B build, by Mark Watt. This compact box allows you to control 16 functions via Home Assistant

Using a ESP32-C3, a 1.3 inch Oled display, 4 buttons, 2 LEDS, perfboard, wire, resistors, etc.

YAML code attached, also based on code by Mark Watt

Documentation (1)

Other Files (1)

ESP-display.yaml.txt

Comment & Rating (6)

@Gronaldo

ESPHome button box, with 1.3 inch Oled display

@gismo12292

Hello, the button box is great. Everything works except for the 4 buttons. They are shown as pressed on the display, but they do not appear anywhere in Home Assistant. The other switches and buttons for the pages or the exposure time are available. I also cannot use the blueprint, because it shows an error message related to the entity ID.Best regards, Rene

@user_3340595621

Looks like my display is slightly narrower than yours and I need to move the standoffs a couple of mm closer. what's the best way to do this with the stl?

The designer has replied

@Gronaldo

Open file in Fusion and convert mesh to solid

@user_3340595621

How do you cycle between the 4 pages? And what size screws did you use?

The designer has replied

@Gronaldo

Please see included link in posting. Full tutorial. Screws M3x8

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