Build Your Own Apple HomeKit LED Strip | Smart Home | Esp32 & Arduino

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  • čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
  • Control your LED strip (color, brightness) using Siri or the Home app in your Iphone or Ipad the cheap way; easy to follow steps
    www.arduino.cc...
    github.com/esp...
    github.com/Hom...
    Home app Set-up code: 466-37-726
    Timecodes
    0:00 - Intro
    0:20 - Hardware
    1:03 - Set-up
    2:37 - Code
    5:04 - Connection

Komentáře • 33

  • @SmayAlex
    @SmayAlex Před rokem +3

    Dude you just saved my school project. That was way to easy.

  • @silous8563
    @silous8563 Před rokem +3

    Hi, thanks for shring this project.
    How to add an external switch on ESP I/O to caontrol this strip (and of course states updated on the App)?
    Thanks

  • @bobbydavis7769
    @bobbydavis7769 Před rokem

    Thanks! This video pulled me in as a subscriber - straight forward approach.

  • @serahnjoki5046
    @serahnjoki5046 Před 2 lety +2

    Great video! Could you please make a video showing how you can make the LED strip play with music

  • @Edi_Murati
    @Edi_Murati Před 6 měsíci

    Great video, the perfect explanation. Hope to see more videos with esp32 and Homkit. I would like to ask why my ESP32 does not store the wifi password and how I can fix it. thank you very much

  • @kelvinkihumba877
    @kelvinkihumba877 Před 2 lety +1

    This is awesome!! Thanks for the video

  • @to8ik_462
    @to8ik_462 Před rokem +1

    Can you change de intensity of leds ?

  • @inking4517
    @inking4517 Před rokem

    This might sound stupid I’m so newbie for these stuff my question is it possible for a 2pin led to do this with the dimmer if yes can u make a tutorial on how to thankz ur video helps a lot coz they r simple and clear keep up the good work 🙌👏

  • @RND-USA
    @RND-USA Před 6 měsíci

    Hi such a great video! Do you know if this can work with one- color leds (that not have a green communication wire) but just as a dimmer ?

  • @Lehpurdzzz
    @Lehpurdzzz Před rokem +1

    Who makes the UI in the app for the led color changing? Is that a pre-baked apple UI for LED strips? Or is that from the library code?

  • @rafal33
    @rafal33 Před 11 měsíci

    Hey bro, i got every single part you show in this video, even the resistance, i’m really confused, my led strip only work on 46 leds maximum, no matter if i change the number on the script for more capacity, only 46 max, i have 300😢…. really need help, if i use the SP002E that comes with the WS2812B, they work like a charm 300 leds working fine, need helpppppppppppppppp

  • @kismelwin6664
    @kismelwin6664 Před rokem +1

    Great

  • @laurentiu-emanuelbujdei2166

    If i want to do the same thing but with a 2 wires led, how should I do ?

  • @fynn6949
    @fynn6949 Před 11 měsíci

    how can i make one with 12v RGB

  • @Fussballlover98
    @Fussballlover98 Před rokem

    Does it also owork with a RGBWW LED Strip?

  • @LennyLaserdisk
    @LennyLaserdisk Před rokem

    Is it possible to implement the WLED effects by accessing the API from apple HomeKit?

    • @marrakesh.n
      @marrakesh.n Před 5 měsíci +1

      homebridge-simple-wled plugin does it. But now I’m also trying to figure out how to flash the HomeKit library and wled on the ESP so I could use them simultaneously

    • @sourrlemons
      @sourrlemons Před měsícem

      @@marrakesh.n did you ever find out a way?

    • @marrakesh.n
      @marrakesh.n Před 27 dny

      @@sourrlemons Unfortunately, I was busy with other things, live in Ukraine)

  • @sourrlemons
    @sourrlemons Před měsícem +1

    This is a total waste. You got a WS2812 strip only to keep the whole strip the same color. Use WLED for these strips. Otherwise you're literally wasting its potential.

  • @alberto31473
    @alberto31473 Před rokem

    Drimmer please

  • @movienino
    @movienino Před 11 měsíci

    You already defined the number of LEDs with 'new NeoPixel_RGB(NEOPIXEL_RGB_PIN,8);'

  • @levilicht4150
    @levilicht4150 Před rokem

    Hi, I tried to build it myself but I have several problems.
    1. How does this work if I want to use more than one LED stripe?
    2. How can I delete the flash that I put on if it is not working properly?
    It would be very nice if you could help me out.
    Thank you

    • @bobbydavis7769
      @bobbydavis7769 Před rokem +1

      Hey Levi - great questions - I loved this video as it really simplified getting LEDs to HomeKit.
      Taking it further, involves some math...you could probably find other CZcams videos out there for that.
      From the wiring, you can see the power limitation would be set by the 5V power converting brick...it's providing the 5V to the LED strip and the ESP32. You'd need to see how much power the brick can provide, and check the wattage per LED...and then do the math from there. There might be a code limitation you could also find in the Arduino code.

  • @vizender
    @vizender Před rokem

    Is it limited to only ESP32 are can you use a Raspberry Pico as well ?

    • @scottanguish2714
      @scottanguish2714 Před rokem

      The supported chips are listed on the GitHub, but I don’t believe anything other than ESP-32

  • @mathismorais715
    @mathismorais715 Před rokem

    Hi! Will it work with an ESP8266 ? Thanks!

    • @ivanfernandez5098
      @ivanfernandez5098 Před rokem +2

      I believe it could, but you need a slightly different code for the pins

    • @freelancecoder2600
      @freelancecoder2600  Před rokem

      Yes it will. But confirm the pin configuration for your 8266

    • @LennyLaserdisk
      @LennyLaserdisk Před rokem

      @@freelancecoder2600I have same issue my greenwire is connected to D4