DIY Philips hue LED Sideboard using NodeMCU (ESP8266)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- Showing how I enhanced a selfbuild sideboard by almost 4m of LEDs, using a 3D printed diffusor, a NodeMCU and Neopixel LEDs (WS2812b).
Used materials:
Translucent PLA: amzn.to/35EuXBi
NodeMCU: amzn.to/3cesH6m
WS2812b LED Strip: amzn.to/35Ec69m
Power Supply: amzn.to/2znjiKU
Thingiverse: www.thingivers...
Please make a video about how the electronics work. I am curious😁
I was hoping badly for you to already have the electronics video by now. Would you please follow up. 🙏🏻
Can you please please share the coding and how you managed to add the ledstrip to Philips Hue app?
Excellent work 🤩 this will def be my next project
Go for it!
hey great video!! i would like to know if you can connect those strips to a hue bridge or is it only with raspberry pi?
Hi there. Thanks! Unfortunately it only works connecting to the emulator on the raspberry pi.
amazing! its difficult to make hue compatible led?
Once you understand how it's done it is fairly easy. But there are quite some tiny pitfalls. Also you need a (very basic) understanding of programming and shouldn't be afraid to solder circuits.
LEDgendaryDIY hi, thanks for reply. I know some of eletronic but not informatic... this thing drives me crazy ... I can't understand what needs to be done, have you read the original guide? Im stuck with the raspberry pi. what should I install on the raspberry pi se card? I'd pay for a full video tutorial to do this
@@alessandrogiuliani2915 You first need to install the operating system. For example raspian. this will give you a linux based OS and from there on you can follow the documentation from the diyHue project for the docker installation.
LEDgendaryDIY but i want the rasperry to be the host and connect to it esp8266
LEDgendaryDIY i installed the sistem on the rapberry and now?😅 where i run the code? And which code?
How do You make the strip, hue enterteinent zone compatibile?
I am using the open source DIYhue library. Using a raspberry pi as a hue bridge emulator and the nodemcu to connect the LEDs as HueLED strip. You can then use the emulated hue bridge using the original philips hue app to create entertainment zones just like you'd do with original hue parts.
good editing but you should normalize the sound because it's annoying to have to change the volume everytime you put music on
Have you uploaded to thingiverse?
Hi there, I just uploaded it on thinigverse :)
Please help, i Made raspberry work but now what i need to install on esp8266? Please reply🙏🏻
Depending on what you want to install - I am assuming it is supposed to be an WS2812b LED Strip you need to flash the code from here: github.com/diyhue/Lights/tree/master/Arduino/Generic_WS2812_Strip
Check the parameters and adjust them to your needs. First time starting up, you will need to connect with your smartphone or laptop using the Wifi from the ESP8266 (named in code) to connect it to your network. Hope this helps.
@@ledgendarydiy thank you very much