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--- project:maerklin:warnemuende:lighthouse:start [2025/08/27 18:48] – [Source Code] Peter Siegmund
+++ project:maerklin:warnemuende:lighthouse:start [2025/09/23 07:34] (current) – [KiCad] Peter Siegmund
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 ===== Source Code =====
-Everything can be found on [[https://git.mars3142.dev/model-railway/warnemuende-lighthouses|my git]]. If you need more information about the BLE communication visit the [[..:..:system_control:ble:start|]] page.
+Everything can be found in the [[https://git.mars3142.dev/model-railway/warnemuende-lighthouses|git repository]].
+This device will have three services: **0x180A** (device information services), **0xA000** (light service) and **0xA999** (settings service). Within the services will be specific characteristics, but I don't will describe it here in detail.
+If you need more information about the BLE communication visit the [[..:..:system_control:ble:start|]] page.
 ===== Design =====
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 First, I replicated the building in [[software:onshape:start|]]. This was not as easy as I initially thought, but in the end, I was successful.
-The more interesting part was the electronics. I used an [[hardware:esp32:start|]] as the controller and decided to connect it to the [[..:..:system_control:start|]] with my generic BLE system. Then, I tested if I could replicate the beacon signal (2 seconds on and 2 seconds off). It was the first time I had used hardware timers and interrupts for the LEDs. The beacon's LED will illuminate transparent PLA, making the light visible.
+The more interesting part was the electronics. I used an [[hardware:esp32:h2:start|]] as the controller and decided to connect it to the [[..:..:system_control:start|]] with my [[..:..:system_control:ble:start|]] system. Then, I tested if I could replicate the beacon signal (2 seconds on and 2 seconds off). It was the first time I had used hardware timers and interrupts for the LEDs. The beacon's LED will illuminate transparent PLA, making the light visible.
 A more challenging part will be the outdoor lights, as the building has two of them. I will try to use 0402 3V LEDs and hope that I can print a miniature enclosure to mimic the real lamps.
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 ===== KiCad =====
-The custom PCBs are created within [[software:kicad:start|]].
+The custom PCBs are created within [[software:kicad:start|]] and manufactured by the sponsor [[https://pcbway.com|PCBWay]].
 This is the LED board, with is located a the top within the building. Is has connections to the WS2812B RGB LED and the two outdoor 0402 LEDs, which are within separate housings.
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 {{:project:maerklin:warnemuende:lighthouse:light_board_front.png?300|}}
 {{:project:maerklin:warnemuende:lighthouse:light_board_back.png?300|}}
-{{:project:maerklin:warnemuende:lighthouse:light_board_schematics.png?600|}}
+{{:project:maerklin:warnemuende:lighthouse:light_board.svg?600|}}
 But the LED board can't work without any controller. Here it is.
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 {{:project:maerklin:warnemuende:lighthouse:mcu_board_back.png?300|}}
-{{:project:maerklin:warnemuende:lighthouse:mcu_board_schematics.png?600|}}
+{{:project:maerklin:warnemuende:lighthouse:mcu_board.svg?600|}}
+{{:project:maerklin:warnemuende:lighthouse:mcu_board-buck converter.svg?600|}}