ESP32 HomeKit Tutorial | HomeSpan
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มิ.ย. 2023
- In this video learn how to use HomeKit with an ESP32.
Github: github.com/galbraithmedia1/ES...
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Hey! I missed one important part of the video! - How to upload your wifi to the device.
If you go to your Serial Monitor, you will see a way to type into the Serial. With your device connected to your computer , type “W” (capitol W) and press enter. It will then pop up a list of wifi connections nearby with numbers next to them. For example, “ (1) mywifi (2) yourWifi . “ Type the number associated with your wifi and press enter. Then add your password and you should be all set!! - Sorry about that 🚀
Thanks that helped!
I was so confused about adding HomeKit without wifi, maybe Bluetooth, no idea... your comment really helps me out
Can you please tell me how to add physical switch in this code
можно видео инструкцию как добавить вайфай на свое устройство ?
Hello, thank you very much for the great video! As an absolute beginner, it has helped me tremendously!! Is there another solution for the Wi-Fi? A solution without Arduino IDE?
Nice video. I used one to bring my legacy home alarm system into HomeKit. It reads the state of all of my door and window switches, so now I get alerts and can set automations based off of door activity.
Cool and simple
Great Tutorial. Was looking for something like this. ill check it out...thanks for sharing
This is great! Thanks for making this tutorial
Really Neat tutorial!
Hi, such a great video! Do you know if this HomeSpen could be used to create a PWM led strip dimmer? I have some mono / single color led stips that I’d like to be able to turn on and off. They don’t have the 3rd, green terminal for communication so would require the leds to dim via pulse wave modulations sent via the neg ground and 5v vin ports. So curious.
I think I'm gonna build my own DIY smart lock with that.
Think about it, all it needs a stepper motor connected to a gear which connected to a shaft that turns the key knob.
I know that there are a metric tonne of those smartlocks but most if not all of them are specifically designed for the US market which again most if not all uses deadbolts and have handles outside of the door.
Anyway this system has great potentials and I think I can make a prototype then improve it along the way. 🙏
good luck with that
good luck with that
im thinking of doing the same! how are you doing in the project so far?
Great video! Would a Ws2812b Strip be able to be used instead of the basic LED in in this setup?
This is fantastic. Will you have remote access outside the WIFI network? Also can it provide historical trends and settings? I am surveying this for garden automation monitoring trending temperature ranges
Hello, your first program with the led is working with bluetooth or wifi ? Thanks
can i make this with the new board arduino uno r4 wifi? it has an esp32 module on it
how can I use manual on/off switch for the relay that changes the relay status in the app?
Does this work as IOT accessory or just as a lan accessory
Is there any way to get the remote access for the homekit ? Thank you
Does this work only if I connect it to the local wifi ?
I don’t get how and where you start pasting from for the code.
hi bro. Can I do this with my esp with 24ch of IO?
Hi. Thanks for this nice vid but can we have a another way to connect esp8266?
can i use esp8266? thanks
How to respond to mechanical switches in real scenes
Is the device automatically connected to my home wifi after setting up the device?
Everything works fine for me, and the ESP32 shows up in my Home app. But after I type in the code, it tries to connect for about a minute and fails every time. Any Idea why?
What IDE are you using? Looks a little different than the arduino IDE
I heard that they released a new version somewhat recently. Maybe you still have the old one
It's Arduino IDE v2.1.1
does this use wifi?
Please censor talking to Siri in your videos, you’re messing with my HomePod and turning off my lights! 😂
I keep seeing this, but really don't struggle with this stuff. Do people not calibrate their Siri to their voice?
What ios version installed? I’m using 16.5, failed at pairing stage
I’m using 16.3.1. I’ll update and try it. When you click “add accessory”, are you also clicking “more options”? The device won’t be registered with Apple so we need to force it to add a connection. Also, make sure you’re connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
@@taylor.galbraithyes, device already detected after key in pairing code , but can’t add accessories at the end
tôi bị lỗi file LED.h tôi không tìm thấy được file này trên internet
You completely glossed over configuring Wi-Fi via Serial Monitor once code is uploaded to ESP32 board. Took me watching a different HomeSpan tutorial on TH-cam to realize what I was doing wrong.
Woah! Thanks for pointing that out! Just added a quick walkthrough in the comments.
Hello everyone! First of all, thanks for the tutorial. I don't know how to code. in 90% of the cases, I am a code monkey. Fortunately, I know some electronics therefore I my own board with ESP32-Wroom and 4 relays. The installation, configuration went ok. The problem is that I can't send the "W" command in order to set the SSID and Password. Do you have any suggestions? I tried everything I know. Nothing worked.
Thanks everyone!
Hey! When your device is connected to your computer and you opened the serial monitor, can you run any of the command found in the HomeSpan docs? I’m interested in knowing if you are connected correctly
@@taylor.galbraithHi! No! I mean, i see details about the chip bit can’t send commands. The serial monitor is set on Newline, the baud rate is correct.
same problem here how did u fix it@@P.A.T.
@@captsk1109 abandoned the project for a while:(
You do realize - that you have to scroll all the way up to the top line in order to type in and send your commands ? @@P.A.T.
Does this also work on the esp8266 boards?
I was about ot ask the same. From a Github repository, I think it also works but it is generally faster on esp32 module for some reason
No it only works on esp32, but there are some other libraries that implement homekit for esp8266 but they are not stable at all
Is this only for ios?
Yes
How to use it on android??
You don’t.
Thanks for turning my devices off by not muting your hey siri commands. Who does that?
dude you set off my HomePod so many times during this video, please censor yourself next time lmao
Mine didn’t go off at all. Voice recognition works I guess.