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ESP32-Cam Door Peephole Mount
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ESP32-Cam case and baseplate for mounting to a door peephole.
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Hello!
This is a simple case and baseplate for mounting an ESP32-Cam (AI Thinker and ESP32-CAM-MB) onto a door with a peephole.
- I didn't use a card with the esp32.
- I was going to mount this with a hinge assembly so the peephole could be manually checked, but that lets light through so it would be noticeable from the outside.
- I've included the step files for both pieces so you can modify as needed.
- I didn't include cable relief in case it made the mount unbalanced and crooked.
- I went with an open case design for heat dissipation.
- XVGA & VGA (quality 10, fb 2) captures shown.
Assembly instructions:
- Snap the ESP32-Cam into the case.
- Unscrew the peephole.
- Insert the interior peephole piece through the baseplate.
- Screw the peephole back together.
- Snap the case into the baseplate.
My interior peephole piece measurements:
- 12mm diameter
- 15mm outer lip diameter
- 2mm outer lip thickness
I disabled WIFI sleep in the arduino ide to get better performance.
WiFi.setSleep(false);
Serial.println("WiFi sleep disabled");I followed Random Nerd Tutorials to program the esp32-cam.
Make sure to press the RST button after powering it up to run your code.
https://randomnerdtutorials.com/projects-esp32-cam/
I purchased the esp32-cam from amazon
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09265G5Z4