Requirements & Specifications - Mickyleitor/RollerShutterControlPanel GitHub Wiki
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- User can control the shutters manually via buttons.
- Arduino can interface with shutter via Radio frecuency (HTR108 device), see hacking RF shutters article.
- The system should move the shutters automatically according to an alarms table.
- Four buttons will be used in order to accomplish with HCI compliants (Left/Up/Down/Right).
- A low cost high compacted microcontroller, like Arduino Mini Pro.
- A AC-DC Converter to power the microcontroller.
- A LCD 16x2 I2C device.
- Four mechanical buttons.
- An USB-TTL converter in case an OTA update on the software is needed.
- Space limitations compacted in a 13x6x4 cm box-sized.
- Power consumption by arduino, LCD, buttons and required ICs.
- Logic voltage levels between LCD 5V and Arduino MiniPro 3.3V.