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Hi, schau dir mal das Video an. Am Ende wird der ESP32 ins WLAN eingebunden. Das Skript hier nimmt dir das Flashen komplett ab.

@@AWSW-de Hatte es so gemacht wie im Video, allerdings scheint der neue ESP auch einen weg zu haben. Mit einem anderen geht es jetzt.

@ prima. Viel Spaß damit

For those reading this here: Please also check www.printables.com/model/936462-silent-fan-airflow-mod-for-sovol-sv08/comments/2128026

Das freut mich 👍 Danke fürs Feedback 😁

Hi, schau Dir bitte die FAQ im Beitrag auf Printables an. Du hast offenbar die V3.0.x der ESP32 Boardmanager installiert anstatt die 2.0.17er Version… Details bitte der FAQ entnehmen

@@AWSW-de Hi, es lag am Kabel!! Mit deiner neuen Version vom Script lief es auch nicht, Kabel getauscht, Zack geht!! Super Projekt!! Leider war mein Druck wohl zu dick, man kann die Zahlen nur im dunkeln lese beim max Brightness... naja auf ein neues

@@marcop7989 Danke und viel Erfolg beim neuen Druck =)

not on the machine I received. the main board fan was the main source for the noise as shown here

Hi, thanks ☺️ Yes, I had these nylon wires from my previous PRUSA printer upgrades as spares. In the article you will find some more information. Kind regards =)

Hi, thanks and interesting ideo, not thought about about that. I will put this on the list. Actually it runs autonomously from the printer… Thanks =)

Gute Idee 👍 Hi, Danke Dir. Ich bin schon ein gutes Stück weiter, demnächst mehr. Dauert leider alles doch länger als man immer denkt, aber nehme ich mal mit auf. Habe heute die Elektronik und Software zu sagen wir 90% fertig gestellt, aber hab selbst immer noch neue Ideen, was es nicht beschleunigt schneller fertig zu werden. 🤣

Please try to reproduce the install by repeating the steps. If you follow the steps 1:1 it has to work. You can try the software change with the stock fan too, which will reduce the noise in idle, but not while printing. this requires the in the linked article named fan. Please also check if you attached the fan to the right pin. Hope to help. =)

This is of course always dependent to your environment but for me the temp is just about ~5°C higher for the mainboard than before with the stock fan. We had really hot days in the last weeks and it worked fine and not got too hot. Printed already about 75 hours with this setup now…

Happy printing and soldering ;-)

Thanks ;-)

You’re welcome

Hi, da musst du entsprechend den Port 32 finden. Daher besser den angegeben ESP32 nehmen.

Hi, die Datei oder Version kenne ich nicht. Die Software für die WordClock 16x16 findestDu hier github.com/AWSW-de/WordClock-16x16-LED-matrix

Hello, you seem to not have downloaded all needed libraries as shown in the video step by step. Please have a look again or use this script to do so: github.com/AWSW-de/AWSW-WordClock-Windows-setup-script Kind regards =)

Hi, setting this at a special day is possible with the HTTP urls only. Have a look into the section “smart home environment integration” here please: www.printables.com/de/model/768062-wordclock-16x16-2024 The description is correct. Using both ways several times each week. kind regards =)

@@AWSW-de thank you i did add a greek version for the 16x8(finished it together with the STL files) and i m adding the equivallent for the 16x16 (There i finished the STL files already and working on the SW), do you want you to send the files ? else i ll keep the version locally ,no worries

@@minipv9972 Hi, you can send me the files on Printables. I will have a look then. Thanks in advance. =)

Gute Idee 👍

Danke Dir, muss ich mal drüber nachdenken 🤔

Hi, die „Code.ino“ muss im selben Ordner wie die „settings.h“ Datei sein.

Hi, die „Code.ino“ muss im selben Ordner wie die „settings.h“ Datei sein.

Awesome, thank you!

Vielen Dank dafür. Ja, der ESP8266 ist echt zu schwach für das Projekt. Viel Spaß mit der WordClock =)

Dankeschön und viel Spaß mit der WordClock =)

Hi! After the code upload the device opens a temporary WiFi called WordClock. Connect to this WiFi with your device and set your WiFi credentials. After that the WordClock starts and shows the time…. Enjoy =)

Works quiet similar like shown here th-cam.com/video/BrVKY1sfZgI/w-d-xo.html

The esp8366 does not showing word clock in wifi section plz help

I am not sure I understand your exact problem, but I will try to help… 1. Upload the code to the ESP 2. On your smartphone, tablet or computer open the wifi setup and select the temporary WiFi “WordClock” and connect to it 3. The page to enter your usual local WiFi credentials for a 2.4GHz WiFi router should show up and if not open a browser and navigate to 192.168.4.1 4. Save the correct WiFi credentials and WordClock will start 5. During start the device shows its current ip-address 6. Open following the shown up-address to change settings 7. In case the configuration of the WiFi was wrong or the WiFi is no longer in reach the saved WiFi credentials get deleted to start over… Good luck and enjoy the WordClock

@@AWSW-de ok thanks I'll try this

Please delete local Arduino libraries and download exact the named ones. Check that you selected the named ESP32 board.

Thanks =)

Thanks =)

Just saw your comment here... In case you did not solve it yet, try another USB cable or a better power supply. A false "WiFi Manager" library could cause this too. There are already 2 new videos that show the complete setup process that you can follow to be successful. Hope to help. =)

@@AWSW-de thank you. In the meantime the clock is running. The only thing we did was connecting it several times to the power supply and pressing the reset button on the ESP32.

Hey i was wondering why you need 256 Leds for 8x16 Letters is there a reason for this ?

​@@marcusp2905 my wordclock has 16x16 Letters.

Change already done. Just saw your comment here. Thanks!

Yes, you were amazingly fast with that. I should’ve edited my comment here.

@@NylzTube no problem. Have much fun with the WordClock 😊

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I agree!

Thanks =)

Thanks =)

Hi! To avoid EMO from falling off from most of our tables with too round edges. His sensors do not work well on most of our tables…

How did the sensors get like that

@@CollyVR2008 The acted like that since day 1 I think… But we use some tables with very round edges with a 5-7.5cm in radius. So he cannot recognise the end of the table and drops or slides more off them.

I was gonna get one😭😖

Maybe get some sort of custom tiny wall for your table that’s slightly above the maximum height distance from EMO's foot and the ground?

Thanks =)

Thanks =)