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1 rotation from stepper motor needed #82
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Hi Koen, I am currently printing it for the Veneta blinds (60mm) to see if it fits, can you share your STL please? That way I can see if it fits for me and I can try to reproduce it and fix it for you |
Hi Sander, This is the most recent version. The holes are for "cooling" and routing wires internally. I'm curious if you can fix it! Thanks! |
Thank you, I just started printing it and will look at the code. I have also found this discussion (in Dutch) https://gathering.tweakers.net/forum/list_messages/2207606 with the corresponding github: https://github.com/Hordica/ESPHome-smart-shutter-tilt However, that 3D model is for the old Veneta blinds and it uses microswitches to detect begin and end. That way it wont rotate further then needed. So the code and microswitches could be useful. I have that code and hardware connected, however no 3D model for it yet. I will try to see if I can get best from both worlds and will respond here when I got it working. |
Hi Koen, I have looked at the code and have you tried modifying the line I devided it by 4 since you say it does 4 rotations. Your mod fits perfectly in my veneta 60mm blinds, however I have used a 5V stepper motor from the project I mentioned above instead of this project mentioning a 12V stepper motor. The 5V stepper motor doesnt have the power to turn the axis. |
Hi, noob/novice MQTT and Arduino user here.
I have a Homebridge installation with an embedded MQTT broker (Aedes) and a Mqttthing plugin for devices.
That part is working, and I have connection with my NodeMCU and I can control the stepper motor.
I'm in the Netherlands and have Veneta 50mm horizontal/venetian blinds.
I've re-designed a housing for the stepper motor, driver, NodeMCU and power converter, that will fit in the blinds housing, see pictures below.
My problem is: the full open to closed is 1 rotation of the hexagon axis in the blinds housing.
Currently the motor rotates 4 times.
How/where do I adjust settings in the code, so the stepper motor will only rotate 1 time (1x 360 degrees) when I send a 0<->100 command?
I've played with the settings in the Arduino code, and there are limited options in the MQTT code in Homebridge.
I hope somebody can help!
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