AmbiBox
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AmbiBox is a simple and affordable TV-Backlight system with dual RGB strip support.
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AmbiBox
—a simple, lag-free, and affordable DIY TV-backlight system. It solves the common problem of messy wiring by completely hiding all components and cables inside a single, sleek housing.
The system runs on HyperHDR paired with a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W and an ESP32 using the HyperSPI interface (which also comes from the developer of HyperHDR) for a low-latency backlight experience. It supports both single and dual-segment RGB strip(s) setups (great for larger TVs).
The final setup consists of three main components: the power supply, the AmbiBox itself, and the RGB strip(s) mounted on the back of your TV. The power supply connects directly to the AmbiBox. From there, the AmbiBox distributes both power and the data signal to your one or two RGB strip segments.
Print Settings:
Material: Your Choice, PLA is enough
Infill: 15% - 20%
Supports: Only the "llc_holder", the "esp32_holder" and the "button_and_led_holder" need supports. More details are in my instructions from github
Tip: Use a brim for the Main Body and Lid to prevent warping (even with PLA).
More details and full instructions are shared on my Github:
https://github.com/heeeeeenerika/ambibox