chickenbeef
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I've got 1 of those as well. Locally available from Pi Shop and slightly cheaper: https://www.pishop.co.za/store/xh-m...oard-power-supply-circuit-outlet-module-24pin
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Tell me about it - been trying to find this locally for ages. You can buy at places like Banggood but it's a bit awkward for shipping so it ends up not being worth it.Thanks, its actually what I was looking at yesterday.
Wish we got sets like this in SA:
Missed your post, thanks.... out of stock at banggood anyway.I've got 1 of those as well. Locally available from Pi Shop and slightly cheaper: https://www.pishop.co.za/store/xh-m...oard-power-supply-circuit-outlet-module-24pin
interested....do you still have it?Thought I would offer this here first, for the like minded forumites.
I have a case for the Pi 7" touch screen and Pi 3. Up graded to a Pi 4 and needed a new case. It is just the case and 4 screws to hold the screen to the case, nothing else. Free, I am in Midrand if you want to collect.
Yep, you are the first to respondinterested....do you still have it?
I've been doing something similar with a wemos d1 - but was using tasmota rules to control a neopixel array, which seems a bit laggy....Work in progress, but 90% there Wemos and led strip parking assistant, updates home-assitant when the vehicle is parked.
I've found if I try and average the readings over to many points it also lags - but a I have it now, there's no lag, I do however have some odd readings that make the lights jump - still want to see if I can resolve that.I've been doing something similar with a wemos d1 - but was using tasmota rules to control a neopixel array, which seems a bit laggy....
Work in progress, but 90% there Wemos and led strip parking assistant, updates home-assitant when the vehicle is parked.
I've been doing something similar with a wemos d1 - but was using tasmota rules to control a neopixel array, which seems a bit laggy....
Why not an ESP with a button, that connects to the wifi and trigger via home assistant the garage door? You already have a sonoff on the garage door?What would I need to create a simple garage door opener that I can install in our cars (in the dash) - we have a rolling code garage door.
I thought this was an awesome idea. Probably a bit of a security risk, so you might want to add some decent "conditions" for when to open close etc. like making sure your phone is home etc.What would I need to create a simple garage door opener that I can install in our cars (in the dash) - we have a rolling code garage door.
Why not an ESP with a button, that connects to the wifi and trigger via home assistant the garage door? You already have a sonoff on the garage door?
Don't have a Sonoff on the garage door, not planning on adding one - currently it's triggered with its own rolling code remote - and then via a paradox pgm.I thought this was an awesome idea. Probably a bit of a security risk, so you might want to add some decent "conditions" for when to open close etc. like making sure your phone is home etc.
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Buy another remote and wire it into the car then.Don't have a Sonoff on the garage door, not planning on adding one - currently it's triggered with its own rolling code remote - and then via a paradox pgm.
I want to add something direct that's fairly fail safe. (i.e. during load shedding)
That was the initial plan, but its a six button remote (only one button programmed) - and it doesnt fit through the hole, don't feel like removing the entire dash.Buy another remote and wire it into the car then.
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sudo apt full-upgrade
sudo apt install libwidevinecdm0

I used a Sonoff SV onto my digi one garage motor. Power from the aux 24v, and relay onto the trigger inputs. Flashed with tasmota, and using Domoticz. 10 minute job.Don't have a Sonoff on the garage door, not planning on adding one - currently it's triggered with its own rolling code remote - and then via a paradox pgm.
I want to add something direct that's fairly fail safe. (i.e. during load shedding)
What happens when the wifi is down, and what button do you use in the vehicle?I used a Sonoff SV onto my digi one garage motor. Power from the aux 24v, and relay onto the trigger inputs. Flashed with tasmota, and using Domoticz. 10 minute job.