Shinra, 9 days ago to generativeAI French

Essais mobile avec du #lora

2 sets différents et des fréquences différentes

#lilygo

adingbatponder, 18 days ago to solar

#Solar panel with USB A connector is plugged into the #lilygo #tbeam USB micro power in port. The tbeam has a 16850 3400 mAh Li-Ion 3.7 V battery. The panel & tbeam are behind a velux roof window angled at the sky. The sun is shining well today, no clouds. The t-beam shows 4.2 V plugged in symbol in the #meshtastic app. When unplugged from the panel, the t-beam shows 100% charge.
solar panel https://www.botnroll.com/en/solar-panels/3244-monocrystalline-solar-panel-5v-1a.html
This is test to see how long this lasts - there is no power management circuit.

meshtastic andoid app showing the same node now with a battery symbol which implies it is running on its battery only. It shows 100%
A tbeam plugged into a small solar panel via usb
the solar panel and tbeam are placed under a roof velux window behind its rolled-down blind. the sky shows it is dusk and is a dark blue

todbot, 1 month ago to genart

There’s a neat new core library in CircuitPython: bitmapfilter. Originally designed for the PyCamera project, it’s got many useful operations for generative art stuff like I do in Processing/p5js. Here’s a start: random circles bluring away. note, it does require a fast processor like the ESP32-S3 as on this great Lilygo board. Code: https://gist.github.com/todbot/5b649b0ff314f2e723b6dd68d36c05b5
Thanks @stylus for your work on this library!
#CircuitPython #Processing #p5js #GenerativeArt #Lilygo

Tiny Lilygo ESP32-S3 TDisplay board showing a bunch of randomly colored circles that slowly blur and fade away

tomi, 3 months ago to esp32

TL:DR: I don’t know how, but it no longer works.

In the previous post, I shared the joy of making #ESP32 #Lilygo T5 2.13′ e-ink display finally work and show some sensor data from #homeassistant. The joy lasted only a week.

Yesterday I decided I’d print a nice case for it.

I found a great .stl on Thingverse (a snap case), printed it and carefully put the board in it.

Then I connected the USB power and … nothing.

Lilygo ESP32 board and 3d printed caseThe screen doesn’t turn on anymore. It shows three thin horizontal lines.

Otherwise, the board works okay – I checked the logs in ESPHome – and it shows no errors.

https://blog.rozman.info/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/image-1024x553.pngI also noticed one of the elements on the board gets hot (maybe I didn’t notice it before).

I’m not sure what caused the failure. Maybe static electricity when I handled the board, maybe I pushed too hard when I inserted it in the case (but I didn’t push hard).

I searched if the screen could be replaced but found no useful info. It is glued to the board.

Maybe I’ll repurpose the board for something that does not need a display.

There goes 25€.

https://blog.rozman.info/how-i-killed-e-ink-display/

#ESP32 #homeassistant #Lilygo

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openridephl, 3 months ago to generativeAI

Anyone have any recommendations for what kind of antenna I should get with a T-Deck for #LoRa?
915, 868, or 433MHz?

#LoRaAPRS #ham #lilygo

A selection of frequencies on a handheld computer

po3mah, 4 months ago (edited 4 months ago) to esp32

I had this #esp32 #lilygo board laying in the drawer for more than 2 years. I tried several times to make the e-ink display work without success.
Today I flashed it again with latest #esphome firmware, stole some code from the web, tinkered for 2 hrs with yaml and lambdas and whatnot and suddenly... it's alive!

(there will be a blog post, but not today, too tired)

julie, 4 months ago to esp32

I've had my eye on this #ESP32 kit from #LilyGo for a while now but haven't purchased it because the device didn't have a back cover. Well, now they're selling them with a full shell!

It's basically an ESP32 #FlipperZero at this point and I am here for it. (Yes, I know it doesn't have all the Flipper's hardware features)

https://www.lilygo.cc/products/t-embed

djsundog, 5 months ago to Arduino

the readme has not been updated and it is not marked in any way that I can see, but this repo:

https://github.com/moononournation/Faux86-remake

is a fork of Faux86 reworked to run on #esp32s3 for this repo:

https://github.com/moononournation/T-Deck/

to turn the #lilygo t-deck into a handheld PC XT simulation (see the #Arduino sketch in https://github.com/moononournation/T-Deck/tree/main/esp32-faux86

(bonus project: TinyFake86 running on VGA32: https://github.com/rpsubc8/ESP32TinyFake86/blob/main/readmeEnglish.md)

do with that information what you will.

litui, 8 months ago to fallout

Remember my LCARS CO2 sensor display from last week? A coworker said "now do a pip boy" so I obliged.

#co2 #fallout #pipboy #esp32 #lilygo

litui, 8 months ago to esp32

My little LCARS CO2 sensor display on a LilyGo T-AMOLED. Mostly I have no idea what to do with this ESP32-S3 device, but it's smöl and pretty as hell. #esp32 #esp32s3 #startrek

Same LilyGo device, this time displaying what looks like an Isolinear Chip from Star Trek. It's about the right size to be one.

Edent, 10 months ago to Arduino

🆕 blog! “How to make the Watchy vibrate”

I am enjoying playing with the eInk Watchy. It is a cute package and is everything I want in a Smart-Watch; geeky, long battery life, and not obnoxious. But - fuck me! - the documentation is atrocious! Well, that's a lie. There is no documentation. I has the "Chat to us on Discord" anti-pattern that […]

👀 Read more: https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2023/07/how-to-make-the-watchy-vibrate/
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#arduino #c++ #HowTo #tutorial #watchy