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That sounds like a great idea! I tried to design a case for the Pi4, optimised to my display but failed in lack of time.
It would be nice, if the drawings could be done on an open source and platform independent cad software like freecad.
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I build something similar using a Pi Zero 2W and a ZERO4U_2018_801 Hub, but without a battery pack. I described it here: https://discuss.pixls.us/t/case-for-raspberry-pi-zero-2-w-plus-zero4u-and-0-96-inch-display/28326 The Pi Zero 2W works fine. File transfer reaches the limits of USB2. |
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@ruebyi @rkosick If of interest - I am happy to share the 3D Files (STL, STEP, Fusion360) of the case and more details on used parts. The setup of the buttons and display is equal to the version of "roshin8"-> link ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Edit: Resized pictures a bit (still clickable for full size) |
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Great! would be nice if we could hear some more! |
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This is a very nice solution. If you wouldn't mind, I'd like to put your photos into the gallery. I also could put the STL files into the case repository. |
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Disabling WiFi would be a one-way street, lbb would then no longer be
accessible or configurable. That wouldn't exactly be my favorite.
However, to reduce Comitup to just a hotspot, you could simply delete
its configuration. This can be done via the web UI: The access data can
be deleted under Settings - Comitup.
I look forward to your update!
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You are a genius! |
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This looks really fantastic, congratulations!!! |
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Great! There are two ways:
1. The GitHub way is to fork the repository, make your changes and a pull request.
2. Just send the files to my mail address. You find it in the header of nearly every file of lbb.
Thank you!
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I didn't recognise any mail problems but I'll check that. Anyway, I will publish your files and create a portal page. Here I hope for your corrections and contributions.
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A first version is uploaded. Please have a look at: https://github.com/outdoorbits/case-for-little-backup-box/tree/main/Raspberry_Pi_zero_2W |
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Great images. I replaced the most of the others and created links from lbb. Would you please check https://github.com/outdoorbits/case-for-little-backup-box/tree/main/Raspberry_Pi_zero_2W again? Any changes or errors? |
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Hello, great building ! Do you have any file transfer rate ? to compare with a pi5 config. |
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About the screen it's the same driver. I have no doubt, it's working on
both.
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No, thank you. I merged it. But the first version is duplicated now. Could you maybe adapt the readme of the zero2 folder as overview page?
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To keep the content consistent, I just will change the links to
outdoorbits, else they point to your fork.
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Don't worry, I'm very happy about your contributions and it's not a big
deal to change the links. You can't test your files without using links
to your page.
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So I've been on Vacation with this Little Backup Box: Waveshare Display It worked perfectly! Backups were reliable and as fast as expected - 20 MB/s Rendering Previews took longer... much loooonger! What's the Consequence for me? |
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Hi, It is factory-configured as 4-Wire-Spi with CS0 (based on SH1106). I configured it that way and checked the mark "use display" in the display section. After this first config, it (so the display) showed "Einstellung gespeichert" (so settings saved, I use the german version) in the display. But since then, nothing can be seen anymore, even after a power cycle, the display stays black. Even saving the config again doesen't trigger a reaction from the display. Any idea what could go wrong here? I could change the jumpers to 3-wire-SPI or I2C, but I don't see how this changes anything since the display already showed text, but only once, so the communication is there ... In the device status section (via remote setup) i get the following message: Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? |
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Hi,
is here anyone who would be interested in a shrinker Version of LBB?
I'm thinking about a Pi Zero 2 with Hub and Batterypack in a small 3D- Printed Case with LCD.
With MicroSDs up to 1TB we shouldn't need a SSD or HDD.
I could buy the pi and test the software, but I'm not able to design a Case...
Perhaps someone already has made up his mind on a battery driven LBB?
Would be glad to find others to bring this idea to life!
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