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Wyoming Satelite - Home Assistant - Voice Assistant - Jarvis RasPi 2W
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My Version of the Wyoming Satelite for the RasPi 2W
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General info
I have used this tutorial to get everything working.
Parts
- 1x Raspberry Pi Zero 2W + Pins / Sockets ( approx. 20 Euros)
- 1x ReSpeaker 2-Mics HAT ( approx. 15 Euros)
- 1x micro SD Card (approx 6 Euro)
- 1x Dayton Audio DMA45-4 Speaker ( approx. 14 Euros)
- 4x M2.5x18 (optional)
- 4x M2.5 Nuts (optional)
- 4x M3x10
- 4x M3 Nuts
- 1x USB-C Socket
- 1x 15 Ohm Resistor (optional)
- 2 Wires
- 2x 6x1 mm neodym
- 4x 5x2 mm neodym
- glue for the neodyms
- soldering iron
Printing info
I have printed mine in ABS with 5% infill. I have used tree support sticked to build plate only. The “Jarvis Spacer” are needed 4 times, if the RasPi and the 2-Mic Hat are not fixed enough.
Assembly instruction
- Attach the speaker to the case and fix it with he M3s.
- Add the USB-C socket to the back
- Add the 2-Mics Hat from the front to the case. The connector socket has to push through the recess. For my print it sticks really thight so no screws was needed.
- Solder the USB-C socket to the back of the Raspberry Pi. Connect the red wire to the 5V and the black wire to the GND.
- Connect the RasPi from the inner to the socket of the 2-Mics Hat.
- Optional: add the 4 Jarvis Spacer with the M2.5s
- Solder the 2 wires and the 15 Ohm resistor to the speaker and the JST 2.0 speaker out of the HAT module. Plus will be the bigger pin on the speaker and the left side if the JST 2.0 when you look on it (see picture. For me orange is plus and yellow minus).
- Glue the neodyms to the parts