This repository hosts the documentation for pax-devices and related ESP-IDF components.
There is a gateway, ESP32 based devices and STM32 + RFM69 based devices.
The purpose of this gateway is to either:
- connect a RFM69-based network to Wi-Fi using RFM69HCW and ESP32-WROOM
- connect a LoRa™ transceiver to Wi-Fi using RFM95/96/97/98(W) and ESP32-WROOM
The gateway was designed for power efficiency without sacrificing functionality.
pax-DLED is an ESP32 controller for digital LEDs. It is designed to support either:
- two rows of WS2812, WS2812B, ... (aka NeoPixel) and derivatives like SK6812
- APA102 (aka DotStar) and derivatives like SK9822
pax-DLEDGrid is designed to use 64 WS2812* DLEDs like a single coloured LED. It stays in Access Point mode and is controlled through HTTP. The firmware is updated over-the-air.
- Light, Humidity and Temperature sensor powered by AAA batteries (built, not added yet, to be imported from PAx5 project).
- Light, Humidity and Temperature sensor powered by Li-Ion / Li-Polymer battery charged by a solar panel (almost built, not added yet, to be imported from PAx5 project).
- Smart relay to control a heating system (almost build, not added yet, to be imported from PAx5 project).
See Development of this documentation for actual procedure.
If not mentioned in other ways:
- software and documentation are released under the GNU GPLv3 License. See the LICENSE-GPLv3.txt file.
- hardware schematics are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. See the LICENSE-CC-BY-SA-4.0.txt file.
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