Add 2x brake relay Add 2x optical sensor for speed measurement -> not enough ports available! -> Split pin assignment in two pcbs connected via UART Note: just built and soldered both bords as currently described in connection plan (old board replaced)
Firmware for a homemade automated electric armchair.
More details about this project: https://pfusch.zone/electric-armchair
Installation
Install esp-idf
For this project ESP-IDF v4.4.4 is required (with other versions it might not compile)
#download esp-idf
yay -S esp-idf #alternatively clone the esp-idf repository from github
#run installation script in installed folder
/opt/esp-idf/install.sh
Clone this repo
git clone git@github.com:Jonny999999/armchair_fw
Instal node packages
For the react app packages have to be installed with npm TODO: add this to cmake?
cd react-app
npm install
Compilation
react-webapp
For the webapp to work on the esp32 it has to be built. When flashing, the folder react-app/build is flashed to siffs (which is used as webroot) onto the esp32. The following command builds the react webapp and creates this folder TODO: add this to flash target with cmake?
cd react-app
#compile
npm run build
#remove unwanted license file (filename too long for spiffs)
rm build/static/js/main.8f9aec76.js.LICENSE.txt
Note: Use npm start
for starting the webapp locally for testing
esp project
Set up environment
source /opt/esp-idf/export.sh
(run once in terminal)
Compile
idf.py build
Upload
- connect FTDI programmer to board (VCC to VCC; TX to RX; RX to TX)
- press REST and BOOT button
- release RESET button (keep pressing boot)
- run flash command:
idf.py flash
- once "connecting...' successfully, BOOT button can be released
Monitor
- connect FTDI programmer to board (VCC to VCC; TX to RX; RX to TX)
- press REST and BOOT button
- release RESET button (keep pressing boot)
- run monitor command:
idf.py monitor
- once connected release BOOT button
- press RESET button once for restart
Hardware setup
pcb
Used pcb developed in this project: https://pfusch.zone/project-work-2020
connection plan
A diagram which shows what components are connected to which terminals of the pcb exists here:
connection-plan.drawio.pdf
Planned Features
- More sensors:
- Accelerometer
- Lidar sensor
- GPS receiver
- Anti slip regulation
- Self driving algorithm
- Lights
- drinks holder
- improved webinterface
Todo
Add switch functions
- set loglevel
- define max-speed
- calibrate joystick (min, max, center)
- testing mode / dry-run
Usage
Switch functions
Currently implemented
Count | Type | Action | Description |
---|---|---|---|
1x | configure | [JOYSTICK] calibrate stick | when in joystick mode: set joystick center to current joystick pos |
1x | control | [MASSAGE] freeze input | when in massage mode: lock or unlock joystick input at current position |
2x | toggle mode | IDLE <=> previous | enable/disable chair armchair e.g. enable after startup or timeout |
3x | switch mode | JOYSTICK | switch to default mode JOYSTICK |
4x | toggle mode | HTTP <=> JOYSTICK | switch to 'remote control via web-app http://191.168.4.1 ' or back to JOYSTICK mode |
5x | |||
6x | toggle mode | MASSAGE <=> JOYSTICK | switch to MASSAGE mode or back to JOYSTICK mode |
7x | |||
8x | toggle option | deceleration limit | disable/enable deceleration limit (default on) => more responsive |
12x | toggle option | alt stick mapping | toggle between default and alternative stick mapping (reverse swapped) |
>1s | system | restart | Restart the controller when pressing the button longer than 1 second |
1x short, 1x long | auto command | eject foot support | automatically go forward and reverse for certain time with no acceleration limits, so foot support ejects |
HTTP mode
Control armchair via virtual joystick on a webinterface.
Usage
- Connect to wifi
armchar
, no password - Access http://192.168.4.1 (note: http NOT https, some browsers automatically add https!)
Current Features
- Control direction and speed with joystick
Todo
- Set parameters
- Control other modes
- Execute preset movement commands