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2.42in OLED Case with optional Platform

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Case for the 2.42" OLED screen (IIC or SPI)

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Category
Electronics
License
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial

This project is for the 2.42" OLED screen (IIC or SPI) Preferably with the pins on the top center of the long side as shown in the pictures.

The ESPHome code for this project can be found here at https://github.com/kdorff/esphome/tree/main/guest-time-temp

  • The primary ESPHome project code guest-time-temp-esp32.yaml
  • Data, initialization, and display update code room-time-temp.h
  • My library, esphome-display-panel, provides a class DisplayPanel class to simplify UI layout (and touch detection).

There is about 10.9mm of space in side the case for your microcontroller.

Currently I offer two versions of the case. The "Rounded Bottom" version is the same, except the has a fillet on all four corners and might be chosen when you don't want to use the case's Platform.

Power comes in from the back. Need another side? Let me know. I'm powering the microcontroller with MicroUSB.

The case uses countersunk m2.5 screws to affix the lid to the case, instead of glue or tape. Lid and Base to attach using four m2.5 screws (8mm is about perfect).

This design requires m2.5 heat inserts in the Base. It uses these m2.5 heat inserts.

I used Polyimide Adhesive Tape (kapton-like) to insulate the microcontroller from the screen.

I used the ESP32 D1 Mini with good success.

Print Settings

Printer Brand:

Prusa

Printer:

Rafts:

No

Supports:

Yes

Resolution:

0.3mm

Infill:

20%

Filament: Hatchbox PLA White and Black


Notes:

Print in the provided orientations. Print at least the lid with supports.

Post-Printing =============
  • Remove support material from Lid.
  • Add the heat inserts to the Base.
  • Remove the pin header from the display.
  • Solder, I used solid core, 24 AWG wire.
  • Assemble.

A chunky zip tie can be used for strain relief.

How I Designed This

Used calipers to take measurements for the screen.

Designed (mostly) parametrically in Fusion 360.

Iterated until I was satisfied.

Category: Electronics

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