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Domoticz Nextion remote

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  • gohanG Offline
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    how is battery drain?

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      how is battery drain?

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      @gohan I did not have to charge the battery in 6 months. I am using Li-on 9v battery - I could have been more efficient with 3.7v one and implement a charger as well. I just did not bother.

      Do not forget that the controller is on very briefly to do scenes and then you turn it off.

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      • gohanG gohan

        how is battery drain?

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        @gohan that’s the exact battery I’m using
        It comes with a charger.

        http://s.aliexpress.com/7VZNrAby

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          How do you wake the mcu? The screen uses serial

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          • gohanG gohan

            How do you wake the mcu? The screen uses serial

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            @gohan it is a top secret proprietary technology called a switch 😆😆😆

            It’s very simple - you just do not need to have it on all the time. Alternatively you can put it up on the wall and use 240V as a power source

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              Ah, that's not fair 😁

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                Else there's a pretty simple thing called accelerometer, you can wake up you board with movement when you pick it up or with tap/double tap

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                  In fact I was asking how do you wake the mcu with a tap on the screen, since I understood it uses only serial communication.

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                    Else there's a pretty simple thing called accelerometer, you can wake up you board with movement when you pick it up or with tap/double tap

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                    @nca78 that’s way too advanced. My principle is to keep it simple ;)

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                    • gohanG gohan

                      In fact I was asking how do you wake the mcu with a tap on the screen, since I understood it uses only serial communication.

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                      @gohan I was never thinking like that. The startup time is about 1sec. Given I’m obsessed with a battery life and the device is only used occasionally, I could not come up with anything better than the switch.

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