3D printed MEDIA CONTROL volume knob - Arduino basics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2024
- blog.prusaprinters.org/3d-pri...
Check the full article ;)
Arduino IDE: www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software
Project source code: prusa3d.com/downloads/others/...
Click encoder library: github.com/0xPIT/encoder
How to create an infinitely rotatable and clickable dial that can play/pause your current song or skip to next one on double click without you ever leaving currently opened application!
Cameos by:
3DPrintingNerd - / @3dprintingnerd
Tom's 3D - / thomassanladerer
3DMN - / @3dmakernoob
Estefanniegg - / estefanniegg
Clare from E3D - e3d-online.com/blog/author/cl...
Pooch - / repkord
Music:
Ocean - KV
Skydive - Loxbeats - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
1:16 that little macropad with mechanical switches looks cool!
www.thingiverse.com/thing:2822140 this is a simmilar version with 8 keys
I made one for myself with a clone-arduino board, did the cad for myself from scratch in Fusion 360 (as I wanted 10-key in a 3-4-3 layout and sitting on the front edge of my desk), printed it on my (genuine) Prusa i3 mk2. Biggest expense was fancy "re-legendable" keycaps (the two-part type where you can put a printed label insert in) which are kinda un-necessary. The genuine Cherry MX Brown switches weren't stupidly expensive. It was my first ever arduino project, mostly using someone else's source code but with a few little changes, and I'm really pleased with it. The Arduino sends keys F13 - F22 (the standards for USB keyboards defines F1 to F24, it's just most keyboards stop at F12), I have F13,14,15 doing stuff with a simple AutoHotKey script (to open My Computer, my NAS box, my NextCloud cloud-sync folder) and the other ones I assign directly as hotkeys in software like OBS Studio and Discord.
@@MattFowlerBTR there's a special firmware for mechanical keyboards - it's called QMK firmware and it's really powerful. You can program macros and shortcuts very easily with it.
What switches/hardware was used there? would like to build one myself.
@@nunosousa7698 For macropad like this you need arduino pro micro, some cherry-mx styled switches (gateron, kailh, outemu), keycaps (you can 3d print them) and diodes to make matrix. But you can also make it without diodes and connect each switch to one arduino pin.
Definitely I would like more videos mixing Arduino and 3d print :-)
absolutely make more of this style video! The media controller at the end with 6 logo buttons should be the next one!!
The teleporting youtubers was hilarious!
Yes we need more projects like this. Love it.
These 3D printing/Arduino combo project videos are great!
It is always good to see usable stuff from a 3D printer.
Yes, definitely more project tutorials! This one is a *great* example.
I love these little Arduino projects.
Josef, I love the combination of 3D printing projects with the Arduinos!
I Also really would like to see the tutorial of the macropad (1:16)
YEEEES!!!
Mee too
Samee!
Yesss
same here
I would love to see more Arduino Projects
Printing this right now! electronics on the way. Too cool. More please!
Yes, Yes and Yes! More like this, please! Thanks for doing this, will def be trying it out.
Great idea please do more. I know I will have to watch this many times before I get it. Could you slow down, zoom in more, or both, thanks and keep them coming
Cool project. Would love to see more!!
Awesome! Would like to see that taken one step further using a bluetooth shield and maybe a powerbank or connected to a phone for power.
I just ordered parts. This gonna be sooo useful for me
Nice project! Gonna print that later on :)
A really great idea - a future project for me I think! 👍
Love these projects, more please.
What a fantastic project! This is so good for STEM programs
Ohhhh I want the tutorial of the macropad (1:16)
If you not have a Arduino with HID (that can be a keyboard), you can send the encoder data to serial interface with println() and use a simple python script to listen the serial port and execute the keyboard commands(volume+, vol-, play, pause...) with help of pynput library
Also, it may be easier to change behavior based on the current open window, since the keyboard commands is being sended on the host device
I would really like a lot more of these kind of tutorials with arduino :)
thank you. brilliant and so useful that there's now an emergency stop for the music! I'm looking for a remix of a 3D volume control model that exploits the existence of the red LED underneath and the LED that flashes as the knob turns. These lights feels a bit wasted but I'm stuck for a way to use this as a cool lighting effect.
Very good video , im gonna try this project :)
muchas gracia! mi primer proyecto Arduino, muy fácil e increíblemente funcional! me encanta!
Great Ideas! Would like to see more such Arduino projects. ;-)
Absolutely do more like these!
I have built this about two years ago. Designed in SketchUp, printed on MK2 and assembled with Digispark, which is cheaper than pro micro and also smaller.
I love to see a guide to the macro keyboard
Excellent project 👍 I like it
Wow, even better than all the buttons is the fact that Prusa has invented teleportation!! Check the "stolen" spool of filament at 0:23
Stop giving me more awesome hobbies I don't have time for! :-)
Cool tutorial!!
Fantastic project.......❤️❤️
Very nice. Thank you!
Hey Prusa Team
Nice Video!
Wath do you think about a special keyboard with short cuts for for example fusion 360?
Greetings Erik
very cool project
nice project, is it posibile to make with this also a 3d-Mous?
Omg the one with the mecanical switches ô-ô . I want to do that .
More Arduino Projects please!
Very useful project
Great project. How about taking this a bit further and have a rotary encoder with a numeric keypad in one. This allows you to use it for CAD and video editing etc. Keep the content coming.
Just... thank you!
Making a remote controller for recording software will be my take on this concept :)
himm magic reappearing filament that slowly fades back into existence after 3DMN takes it...
More, yes, please more...
Thanks - Cool tutorial. IDEA - What about a control box with 8-10 buttons / knobs to help with the most common features of Fusion 360 (e.g. knob to zoom in/out/reset, buttons to change view TOP/FRONT/RIGHT, button "E" to extrude, etc.)?
Really great, man
Joseph, I saw you on the Barcelona marker with David Cuartielles !!!! I hope someday I have money for the MK3, s
The cool Josef we have is the Josef we deserve
Neat! Thanks !!
Thank you very much! In my market i don't have these arnuinos.. I have the "ARDUINO NANO 3.0 US
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Will work the same?
Hahaha awesome video!
Yes! more arduino o raspberry please!
Does it work with the Arduino Nano Every?
Thank you for the video.
Please share more arduino projects.
Greetings from Portugal
Nice ! I am trying to do the same but for controlling picoreplayer with Logitech Media server via WiFi. I didn't succeed for now 😅
Love it! Like to see more projects of this nature and circuitpython boards. Maybe circuit playground express or ESP 32s
Where can I get the files of the keycaps you used on the little cherry mx controller in 1:16?
Can you do one showing how you teleport people?
Yes please more
Very nice
Just what I was looking for. I don't have a Prusa though, I have an Ender 3. So I'll have to do some fiddling, maybe design my own box and knob. (Or figure out how to translate the code...still new at 3d printing!) The source for the Arduino is what I really wanted.
Wish I'd seen this before ordering a Contour ShuttleXpress... oh, well.
All the included models can be sliced for your Ender 3 as well :)
There is even a built-in profile for Ender 3 in PrusaSlicer now, so you can use that open the model file :)
-Mikolas
Whoa 0:30 prusa research can teleport filament spools :D
Is there anywhere to buy one of these knobs. I would just like to control the volume on my laptop. (i do not have external speakers). thanks
Powerbank will be cool
Can you link to the personalities that are in the intro? I know some of them but not all and they always deserve credit for all the awesome work they do.
Love this project by the way, great write up!
Done ;)
Asking for other Project Ideas, what about your own Version of a 3D Connexion SpaceMouse based on arduino and an analog Stick / 4 axis Controller?
Yep, it's mentioned at the end of the full article linked in the video description. There is an open-source reverse engineered driver for the SpaceMouse, so that would be cool to implement.
Is there a guide how to build the media controler at 7:37 ?
How big the knob & button will be?
*Yes*
Using an sd card reader attached to the arduino, and a small speaker, would it be possible to turn the media nob into a media player?
Can you map the button to change scroll wheel functionality? For example, one click to set the wheel to change volume, and two clicks to set the wheel to seek through a video.
You definitely could. Just split the loop based on the state the button is in, and have those two inputs swap states.
Gimme that Arduino vids
Are you going to make a video about the macropad at 1:16 ? Otherwise this was a great video !
Is there a version for Raspberry Pi Zero W?
Would love this ported to the esp32 :)
I love the fact you can clearly hear the czech accent in EVERY native czech speaking English.
i made one, its cool. how can i setup the windows logoff by click? dont get it work
more tutorial please !!! keyboard for editing premiere & photoshop please
Is it somehow possible to make a controll knob for a smartphone?
Very cool and fast project, but on my Windows 11 OS volume increments is 4% by one rotary encoder click, is it possible somehow change to 1% ?
It would be great if this worked over Bluetooth. Show us how!
Great turorial! I follow the video and I it work! But a problem came up with the step each time I rotate. I have two types of rotary encoder to test, one of them goes 2 step each time I rotate the encoder once, and the other one goes 4 steps at once, may I ask is it because the code or my encoder? I just want it to go one step at a time🙂
nevermine~I just found out the solution in comment. But there seems to be another problem, when I rotate anticlockwise sometimes it would bounce a little, just ocassionaly, I don'k know if it's because of the code
To be more specific, when I rotate anticlockwise it will initiate a click when I just only on half a notch, when doing clockwise it needs to be a whole notch to initiate, so sometimes it would bounce when rotating anticlockwise
Give us the other ones as well!!!
Can you use something else than Atmega32u4 ? Like STM8S103F3P6 ?
What rotary encoder did you use?
is it possible to do it with an arduino nano?
What's the name of the sound played in the beginning of the video? Can any one say it?
would this work with a pi pico?
The button click doesn't work. I see the light blink but nor pause or skip. I tried in VLC and Windows Media Player. Anyone get it to work? Is it only for certain apps?
Volume works great.
Seems like a reboot of the windows PC with the Arduino connected fixes it (sometimes). Now try and fix it all in the box and secure it. No one seems to show pics of that part.
sir please help i dont know what happening I uploaded same sketch as you shown same libariry and my arduino pro micro is showing in arduino ide softwair but when ever I upload it stuck on uploading and show some oringe lines stay showing uploading please help this is my second pro micro board
more tutorials please
Any alternatives?
cannot do the same thing on digispark attiny85
A System were see the prusa printer an your Mobile like octoprint but only for prusa printer
works great, but i have to unplug and replug it after every reboot in order to function. has anyone a fix for this problem?
does it work on raspberry pi?
"I built my first 3D printer to print my own knobs and faders" (Quote from the road to 100k printers) Only took 9 years. I built my first 3d printer to print parts for my modelship five years ago. Modelship is still in the same state, meanwhile finished the 3rd printer ^^