I got 2 of these programmed with @stelgenhof firmware and I can send the topics to control them directly in mqtt and they work, but I can not get hass to recognize them or send anything. They just always are off in hass.
I’m more than happy to pay you for it. I have some pogo pins so the wooden bit with holes drilled in the right place is what I really want. Either that or a template and I could do the wooden bit with a jigsaw. (My own thought was building it out of perspex, but wood is so simple and relatively easy).
I assume you have glued the pins into the wood and wiring is soldered on, with heatshrink over the top?
The jig consists of 3 layers plywood which are glued together. The holes for the pogo pins are laser cut as well and the pogo pins fit tightly in the wood without glueing. Indeed I soldered the wires to the top of the pogo pins and covered the soldering with some heat shrink (maybe overkill haha).
I can send the wooden pieces (assembled/glued) to you if you like. Just send me a PM
I am interested in one of your setups. Looks like it would save some time and effort, well, at least on my end of things. If you are still willing to make another, let me know.
Oooh! I’m in - but I may be too new to send PMs. I just tried to solder some wire to the pads this weekend and realized I’m not very good at soldering yet…
Hi Sacha, could you please upload the pre compiled hmtl.gz.h to git. I am trying to compile it since a week now, but with no success. Not sure if it’s my Windows box or something else. I managed to eliminate nearly all errors/warnings, but it still hangs on fsevent and platform compatibility.
Another thing/tipp to position the pogo-flasher easier. Use two pins to align with the two holes in the pcb.
Otherwise it looks beautiful minimalistic.
Do you have CAD files for the laser cut? i would adapt them for 3D printing.
Sure I can send the html.gz.h file. It seems people running on Windows experiencing issues building this file. I need to setup a Windows environment to properly test this. Let me see if can make that easier in the next release
Oh good! I only noticed the two holes on the PCB now that you mention it! That is indeed a good idea. Maybe I can use that in a revised version of the jig :). At the moment the alignment works great, however.
The AiLight firmware integrates with Home Assistant using the MQTT protocol. You can use Home Assistant’s automation component to control the AiLight firmware.
I have not used Alexa yet, but I was able to control my lights using Siri (leveraging Homebridge). So in that sense, yes you can use voice commands to manage the AiLight firmware