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ESP32_Multi-Trigger

This is a Camera WLAN-Remote Trigger based on ESP32 NodeMCU

Pure Parts Price:

  • If you buy cheaper from China (Banggood): ca. 9 €
  • If you buy from Amazon.de: ca. 16 €
  • If you want the OLED Version without Battery: 12 €
  • If you want the OLED Version with Battery: 14 € + 18650 Li-Ion Battery

All excluding the Cable

How all the Connectors work: http://www.doc-diy.net/photo/remote_pinout/

Requirements are:

https://github.com/espressif/arduino-esp32 and https://github.com/nhatuan84/esp32-webserver and if you want to compile the OLED Version https://github.com/ThingPulse/esp8266-oled-ssd1306

The Libaries go to Documents/Arduino/Libaries For the Board Description follow the instructions in the Link.

What it actually can do at the moment:

  • Simple Intervalometer Trigger (Interval in Seconds, Runtime in Minutes)
  • Simple Remote Timer (in Seconds)
  • Simple Remote Trigger (single Shot)
  • Simple BULB Trigger Start/Stop (can also be used for burst depending on Camera Mode)

What may be possible:

  • Triggering from different Sensors (Light, Sound and so on)
  • BULB Intervalometer for Star-Trails
  • everything you can imagine

What is on my To-Do-List:

  • making more Prototypes and create a 3D Printed Housing
  • testing Hot-Shoe mounts to get Power from the Camera

WLAN SSID is: Multi-Trigger WLAN KEY is: 12345678

Power is provided over USB by a Powerbank or by using the Battery Module WeMos ESP32 Board (much bigger).

(can be changed to your needs)

Pins I used on the NodeMCU Version:

32 for Shutter 35 for Focus 33 for Ground (not needed if you solder this pin to GND.)

Pins I used on the WeMos OLED & Battery Version:

26 for Shutter 25 for Focus 27 for Ground (not needed if you solder this pin to GND.)

Pins I used on the WeMos OLED Version:

14 for Shutter 12 for Focus 13 for Ground (not needed if you solder this pin to GND.)

Don't forget to choose the right Board before compiling.

Parts List:

just needed of you don't solder directly:

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