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Control Lights 2 Ways: ESP32 Web Server + Manual Override project 13
Control your home lighting from anywhere! In this project, we build a versatile ESP32-based Smart Home system that allows you to toggle an LED using both a physical push button and a custom web interface. We also integrate an I2C LCD display to provide real-time status updates of the system.
This setup is perfect for beginners looking to dive into IoT (Internet of Things) and home automation. We cover everything from the circuit wiring on a breadboard to coding the web server that hosts your control toggle.
TIMELINE
00:00] – Introduction: Overview of the 13th project in the ESP32 basic starter kit series.
[00:13] – Required Components: Listing the hardware used (ESP32, LCD, LED, button, resistors).
[00:31] – Wiring Guide: Detailed connections for the I2C LCD display.
[00:45] – Circuit Connections: Wiring for the LED (GPIO 2) and the physical push button (GPIO 4).
[01:08] – Code Walkthrough: Important instructions for changing the Wi-Fi SSID and password in lines 15 and 16.
[01:24] – Uploading Code: The process of flashing the firmware to the ESP32.
[03:38] – Network Setup: Locating the IP address on the LCD for mobile access.
[04:13] – Web Control Demo: Using the mobile browser interface to toggle the light.
[04:21] – Physical Control Demo: Using the hardware push button to override or toggle the light state.
[04:40] – Conclusion: Closing remarks and call to action for subscribers.
🛠️ What’s Inside:
Dual Control: Synchronized switching between a physical button and a web-based toggle.
Real-time Feedback: An LCD 16x2 screen shows the current light status (ON/OFF) and system readiness.
Web Server: Hosting a simple, responsive UI directly from the ESP32.
Circuit Breakdown: Step-by-step wiring of the ESP32, LED, 220Ω resistor, 10kΩ pull-down resistor, and the I2C LCD.
📋 Components Used:
ESP32 DevKit V1
LED (Green/Red)
Push Button
16x2 LCD with I2C Adapter
Resistors (220Ω and 10kΩ)
Breadboard and Jumper Wires
code:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1R-5TkGwRNJghovtt670Wonw8Fi5imBp1Lz8JaFNFdQE/edit?usp=sharing
#ESP32 #SmartHome #IoT #Arduino #HomeAutomation #DIYElectronics #MicroController #LearnElectronics #Programming #WebServer
Видео Control Lights 2 Ways: ESP32 Web Server + Manual Override project 13 канала ADVENTUREAVENUE
This setup is perfect for beginners looking to dive into IoT (Internet of Things) and home automation. We cover everything from the circuit wiring on a breadboard to coding the web server that hosts your control toggle.
TIMELINE
00:00] – Introduction: Overview of the 13th project in the ESP32 basic starter kit series.
[00:13] – Required Components: Listing the hardware used (ESP32, LCD, LED, button, resistors).
[00:31] – Wiring Guide: Detailed connections for the I2C LCD display.
[00:45] – Circuit Connections: Wiring for the LED (GPIO 2) and the physical push button (GPIO 4).
[01:08] – Code Walkthrough: Important instructions for changing the Wi-Fi SSID and password in lines 15 and 16.
[01:24] – Uploading Code: The process of flashing the firmware to the ESP32.
[03:38] – Network Setup: Locating the IP address on the LCD for mobile access.
[04:13] – Web Control Demo: Using the mobile browser interface to toggle the light.
[04:21] – Physical Control Demo: Using the hardware push button to override or toggle the light state.
[04:40] – Conclusion: Closing remarks and call to action for subscribers.
🛠️ What’s Inside:
Dual Control: Synchronized switching between a physical button and a web-based toggle.
Real-time Feedback: An LCD 16x2 screen shows the current light status (ON/OFF) and system readiness.
Web Server: Hosting a simple, responsive UI directly from the ESP32.
Circuit Breakdown: Step-by-step wiring of the ESP32, LED, 220Ω resistor, 10kΩ pull-down resistor, and the I2C LCD.
📋 Components Used:
ESP32 DevKit V1
LED (Green/Red)
Push Button
16x2 LCD with I2C Adapter
Resistors (220Ω and 10kΩ)
Breadboard and Jumper Wires
code:https://docs.google.com/document/d/1R-5TkGwRNJghovtt670Wonw8Fi5imBp1Lz8JaFNFdQE/edit?usp=sharing
#ESP32 #SmartHome #IoT #Arduino #HomeAutomation #DIYElectronics #MicroController #LearnElectronics #Programming #WebServer
Видео Control Lights 2 Ways: ESP32 Web Server + Manual Override project 13 канала ADVENTUREAVENUE
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