AButton Dev Kit

Name: AButton Dev Kit
SKU: 6204
Price: 9.50 USD
Availability: Discontinued

An IFTTT button dev kit based on ESP8266 and NodeMCU.

Designed by AprilBrother in China

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An IFTTT button dev kit based on ESP8266 and NodeMCU.

About The Project AButton is a WiFi connected push button. It support the #IFTTT application and its Maker Channel now. The project is modifying of IFTTT Smart Button project from Noel Portugal. We u…

About The Project

AButton is a WiFi connected push button. It support the #IFTTT application and its Maker Channel now. The project is modifying of IFTTT Smart Button project from Noel Portugal.

We use the APixel dev board and a casing of the push light to build the project. It can works with two AAA battery (1.5V x 2 = 3V).

The push button "boots up" the module by sending a HIGH signal through a diode to CH_PD. The first thing to do in init.lua is to set GPIO02 to HIGH, which is connected through a 1K resistor back to CH_PD. When it done posting to IFTTT it just set GPIO02 to LOW and the module is disabled.

Please check Noel Portugal's project. The initial code comes from him.

Changes for the push light

Re-soldering the power wire to use only 2 x AAA battery. The original battery holder can install 3 X AAA batteries.
Replaced the microswitch with one without lock.