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Build your own TagTuner with D1 mini

Custom model cases are print-ready

Choose and print your enclosure with preferred colors and surface patterns A4334D41-580B-43D2-9B9E-4769A9EE2630_1_105_c

I suggest a cool-white (signal white) base and a dark front plate with a nice carbon fibre pattern. D7EFA920-1D9A-4D65-AD23-4F0A2328A510_1_105_c

Parts for D1-Custom version

Wiring D1-Custom

pn532 connector:

  • GND: GND
  • VCC: VCC (+5V)
  • SDA/TXD: IO21
  • SCL/RXD: IO22

hw040 connector:

  • CLK: IO18
  • DT: IO19
  • SW: IO23
  • +: +3.3V
  • GND: GND

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ESP32 D1 mini will fit perfectly into the bottom part braces image

Built-in LED is used as confirmation light. Print the led peg with clear filament and it will give great results IMG_2940

I preffer soldering the grove angle connector to the PN532 NFC board CA3A603C-CE5B-4982-AF24-9E40D3E554C2_1_201_a

Just use the force ;-) 528C987E-321C-4D8D-81F6-45F3D853613B_1_201_a

Remember to set the DIP switches to 10 to enable I2C. Correct position for I2c is marked by yellow lines.

Everything will fit into the enclosure. 79F47CA4-0882-47AD-8710-8E5B6021D77A_1_105_c

Use 10mm M2.5 screws (nfc board, volume encoder, front plate).

Firmware

Disclaimer

All of this is my personal hobby project, available for free download and personal use. If you’d like to support me with a coffee, beer, filament, or electronic parts, feel free to use paypal.me/lukagra or ko-fi.com/lukagra

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