It is a good approach. You could take it further and use a server to generate the view of different dashboards and just display on the device. Use the toggle switch to navigate dashboards.
@@0miker0 i used paint.net , free software with mor features than paint butt lee than photoshop
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@@ryanpipkin8476 I'm working on something similar. Dashboard constructed out of html pages with routing and interactions. Server side rendering of the pages and the pressed states of the buttons + compressing it and storing it in ESP32 PSRAM. Touch interaction + navigation between the different states. It's just a prototype for now but the goal is to make it a smarthome dashboard...
This looks GREAT! Excellent video, ty! I have a unique system need for a super low-power self-reading weather station in a remotely placed camera housing, it cannot have any external communication & must be fully self sufficient. I'm wanting to use ESP32 if possible. I love the ePaper for low power draw, I need the computer to read an EXTERNAL (outside the camera housing via wires) thermometer & hygrometer readings (every 10-20 seconds?) to calculate the very accurate dew point. I then need the computer to read a separate INTERNAL (Inside the camera housing) thermometer, and then I need the computer to control a relay that sends 3A-4A 12V to my internal heat strips to turn them ON & OFF so that my glass window remains "5 degrees" above the current dew point. I need to be able to adjust the "Degrees above Dew point" to fine tune the system for various conditions & locations. I'd also love to be able to control the time of day or night that the system is allowed to heat my window. I am trying to prolong the life of my battery as long as possible as I will not be able to even go check on the camera for days or weeks at a time. I'd like to eventually extend this to months. Any advice? tyvm
I might just take this and adapt it to be in the place of an electrical socket/switch and have it on 24/7 and update faster, can I make API requests every 5 mins?
Hi! I just got an M5Paper unit today and installed your weather app. It is awesome. Do you know how I would convert the SHT30 temperature data to Fahrenheit? I know it's a stupid system but I grew up with it and it's what the news reports here.
it seems there is no function to recieve temp in F, you will need to matematicly convert it in code, here is forumla for converting 0 C to F (0°C × 9/5) + 32 = 32°F
I love epaper, I can't wait for it to get to price parity with OLEDs.
Typically beautiful Volos interface !
I really like your idea of drawing the graphics as just one static image instead of a series of line commands and icons.
Yep, much faster
It is a good approach. You could take it further and use a server to generate the view of different dashboards and just display on the device. Use the toggle switch to navigate dashboards.
I couldn’t tell what software you used to create the graphics. I’ve used Paint so far but it’s very limited. Photoshop might be too complicated.
@@0miker0 i used paint.net , free software with mor features than paint butt lee than photoshop
@@ryanpipkin8476 I'm working on something similar. Dashboard constructed out of html pages with routing and interactions. Server side rendering of the pages and the pressed states of the buttons + compressing it and storing it in ESP32 PSRAM. Touch interaction + navigation between the different states. It's just a prototype for now but the goal is to make it a smarthome dashboard...
This looks GREAT! Excellent video, ty! I have a unique system need for a super low-power self-reading weather station in a remotely placed camera housing, it cannot have any external communication & must be fully self sufficient. I'm wanting to use ESP32 if possible. I love the ePaper for low power draw, I need the computer to read an EXTERNAL (outside the camera housing via wires) thermometer & hygrometer readings (every 10-20 seconds?) to calculate the very accurate dew point. I then need the computer to read a separate INTERNAL (Inside the camera housing) thermometer, and then I need the computer to control a relay that sends 3A-4A 12V to my internal heat strips to turn them ON & OFF so that my glass window remains "5 degrees" above the current dew point. I need to be able to adjust the "Degrees above Dew point" to fine tune the system for various conditions & locations. I'd also love to be able to control the time of day or night that the system is allowed to heat my window. I am trying to prolong the life of my battery as long as possible as I will not be able to even go check on the camera for days or weeks at a time. I'd like to eventually extend this to months. Any advice? tyvm
You had me at the coffee slurping! Nice project!
Yet another great project!
I might just take this and adapt it to be in the place of an electrical socket/switch and have it on 24/7 and update faster, can I make API requests every 5 mins?
Hello, thank you for your video. What about a battery life? How long it will stay battery on one charge ?
Very well explained
Nice work!!
Looks great!
thanks, I hope the banggood link is an affiliate link because I just bought one. This looks like a lot of fun for a small amount of work.
it is, thank you :)
Nisam se sretao sa tim ekranom. Deluje odlično. Jesi li probao E-paper ekrane E-Radionice?
Нет ли у вас скетча для TFT экрана ?
Do you have a sketch for a TFT screen ?
Hey I love your content on esp32 . Can you please do one on the LILYGO T5-4.7 inch E-Paper ESP32 V3 Version 16MB? Thanks in advance.
The price of the display on Ban good is £77.0, so it is outside my pocket price, like your other projects.
Nice!
Hi! I just got an M5Paper unit today and installed your weather app. It is awesome. Do you know how I would convert the SHT30 temperature data to Fahrenheit? I know it's a stupid system but I grew up with it and it's what the news reports here.
it seems there is no function to recieve temp in F, you will need to matematicly convert it in code, here is forumla for converting 0 C to F
(0°C × 9/5) + 32 = 32°F
I tried to put the formula into the code and it didnt work. Do you know where I would put it and what that line would look like? :)@@VolosProjects
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Dude,can you make a long range talkie-walkie ,with esp32/tft display,i will be very happy to se it ,thank you for your amazing videos
good
it would be great to connect a weather station and internet radio in one project
🖖 👍 Very cool
Have a coffee!
Thank you, i will😀😀
it's an expensive way to tell the weather !!!