KOReader Page Turner
por Cameron Haines en Thingiverse
This is a project for suspending a KOReader compatible tablet above your head and controlling it with a remote. There is a small amount of electronics knowledge needed, but not enough to be prohibitive. The main idea is to create a board with two buttons and a ground pin. The ground reference is...
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This is a project for suspending a KOReader compatible tablet above your head and controlling it with a remote. There is a small amount of electronics knowledge needed, but not enough to be prohibitive. The main idea is to create a board with two buttons and a ground pin. The ground reference is the sleeve, the next page button is pin 0, and the previous page is pin 2. With a TRRS breakout board as shown in the pictures, it should line up with the ESP8266's pins perfectly. As long as you have a remote that matches those specs, it should be compatible with the provided code. Bill of Materials: KOReader Compatable Tablet Long TRRS Cable: https://a.co/d/07eo6jtv USB-C Switch: https://a.co/d/0aXTX3tO Tablet Holder: https://a.co/d/0jfsKjxH USB-C ESP8266: https://a.co/d/00YxCSXP Breadboard for Holding Buttons 2x TRRS Breakout Boards 2x Buttons To do: Change the source code to work with interrupts instead of looping Add a third button to the remote for some function Find a different button for the previous page button, being on port 2 means the EMP8266 status light flashes each time it's pressed Find out how to keep the tablet alive because the buttons do not keep the device from sleeping
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