OpenEPaperLink - Revision history

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2025-11-30T00:32:00Z

Links

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	https://makerworld.com/en/models/956364		https://makerworld.com/en/models/956364

			== Tips & Tricks ==
			Om het plaatje goed op het wifi epaper display te zetten<br>
			convert wifi3.png -quality 100 -sampling-factor 4:4:4 wifi3.jpg

	== Links ==		== Links ==

2025-08-19T19:49:18Z

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	\|Picture=EpaperGroupbuy.JPG		\|Picture=EpaperGroupbuy.JPG
	\|Omschrijving=Gathering info to make getting started with OpenEPaperLink easier.		\|Omschrijving=Gathering info to make getting started with OpenEPaperLink easier.
	\|Status=~~Initializing~~		\|Status=Completed
	\|Contact=Wheeze_NL		\|Contact=Wheeze_NL
	}}		}}

2025-01-12T21:05:11Z

On the topic of the RF-interface

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	As written before, the protocol written for these tags are using the IEEE 802.15.4 spec.		As written before, the protocol written for these tags are using the IEEE 802.15.4 spec.
	The image shows the overlap with the 802.11bgn wifi channels, choose wisely (and please add other tech running on these frequencies)		The image shows the overlap with the 802.11bgn wifi channels, choose wisely (and please add other tech running on these frequencies)

	Suggestion; use 26. While 25 is also "outside" of the Wi-Fi channels, it is still caught in the sidelobe of channel 11 (of Wi-Fi). In case you're running Zigbee, 25 is recommended for that, as 26 is not universally supported.		Suggestion; use 26. While 25 is also "outside" of the Wi-Fi channels, it is still caught in the sidelobe of channel 11 (of Wi-Fi). In case you're running Zigbee, 25 is recommended for that, as 26 is not universally supported.
	[[File:Overlapping-IEEE-802154-and-IEEE-80211-channels.png\|thumb\|image from researchgate.net]]		[[File:Overlapping-IEEE-802154-and-IEEE-80211-channels.png\|thumb\|image from researchgate.net]]

2025-01-12T21:04:59Z

On the topic of the RF-interface

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	As written before, the protocol written for these tags are using the IEEE 802.15.4 spec.		As written before, the protocol written for these tags are using the IEEE 802.15.4 spec.
	The image shows the overlap with the 802.11bgn wifi channels, choose wisely (and please add other tech running on these frequencies)		The image shows the overlap with the 802.11bgn wifi channels, choose wisely (and please add other tech running on these frequencies)
			Suggestion; use 26. While 25 is also "outside" of the Wi-Fi channels, it is still caught in the sidelobe of channel 11 (of Wi-Fi). In case you're running Zigbee, 25 is recommended for that, as 26 is not universally supported.
	[[File:Overlapping-IEEE-802154-and-IEEE-80211-channels.png\|thumb\|image from researchgate.net]]		[[File:Overlapping-IEEE-802154-and-IEEE-80211-channels.png\|thumb\|image from researchgate.net]]

2025-01-11T20:34:35Z

Bas' version: Makerworld link toegevoegd.

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	https://github.com/sebastius/openepaper_diy_ap_doosje		https://github.com/sebastius/openepaper_diy_ap_doosje

			https://makerworld.com/en/models/956364

	== Links ==		== Links ==

2025-01-07T19:29:25Z

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	If there is no new content:		If there is no new content:
	* The AP just tells the tag when to check in again, based on the settings in the AP.		* The AP just tells the tag when to check in again, based on the settings in the AP.

			== On the topic of the RF-interface ==
			As written before, the protocol written for these tags are using the IEEE 802.15.4 spec.
			The image shows the overlap with the 802.11bgn wifi channels, choose wisely (and please add other tech running on these frequencies)
			[[File:Overlapping-IEEE-802154-and-IEEE-80211-channels.png\|thumb\|image from researchgate.net]]

	== How to show stuff?!?! ==		== How to show stuff?!?! ==

2025-01-05T20:07:42Z

Case

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	=== Case ===		=== Case ===
	Nemo's version:~~<br>~~		==== Nemo's version:====
	[[File:Testen en printen.png\|400px]]<br>		[[File:Testen en printen.png\|400px]]<br>
	https://www.printables.com/model/1133397-nemo-de-beun-epaper-access-point-case <br>		https://www.printables.com/model/1133397-nemo-de-beun-epaper-access-point-case <br>

			==== Bas' version ====
			[[File:basopenepaperdiyapdoosje.jpeg\|400px]]

			https://github.com/sebastius/openepaper_diy_ap_doosje

	== Links ==		== Links ==

2025-01-05T14:57:29Z

Case

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	=== Case ===		=== Case ===
	Nemo's version:		Nemo's version:<br>
	https://www.printables.com/model/1133397-nemo-de-beun-epaper-access-point-case		[[File:Testen en printen.png\|400px]]<br>
	~~[[File:Testen en printen.png\|thumb]]~~		https://www.printables.com/model/1133397-nemo-de-beun-epaper-access-point-case <br>

	== Links ==		== Links ==

2025-01-04T00:03:39Z

Case

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	=== Case ===		=== Case ===
	Nemo's version:		Nemo's version:
			https://www.printables.com/model/1133397-nemo-de-beun-epaper-access-point-case
			[[File:Testen en printen.png\|thumb]]

	== Links ==		== Links ==

2025-01-03T23:19:20Z

"DIY AP"

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	And after flashing that the file system itself needs to be flashed as well via the PlatformIO "Upload Filesystem Image" button then it is the same state as if flashed via the WebFlasher		And after flashing that the file system itself needs to be flashed as well via the PlatformIO "Upload Filesystem Image" button then it is the same state as if flashed via the WebFlasher

			=== Case ===
			Nemo's version:

	== Links ==		== Links ==