DO NOT DISTURB sign controlled by MS Teams status
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DO NOT DISTURB sign that uses SP32-C3-WROOM-02 microcontroller. This provides the sign with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi.
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DO NOT DISTURB sign that uses SP32-C3-WROOM-02 microcontroller. This provides the sign with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity (not at the same time). The sign can be controlled via user input or automatically by reading MS Teams status via dedicated software:
https://github.com/gadget-zone-tech/GZDeviceManager
Parts
Required parts
Electronics board
4x M4 threaded inserts
4x M3 threaded inserts
4x M3 countersunk screw (12 mm long)
Optional parts
8x M4 rubber covered magnets
4x M4 nuts
USB-C power adapter
Printing instructions
The sign cover should be printed in 2 different filaments that require filament change during the prointing process. First layers should be printed from nontransparent PETG (as long as the letters of the sign are visible). Then the printer should be shifted to transparent PETG. Once the tranparent layers are printed and letters start to apper on the back side of the cover together with the distancing feet (feet with screw holes that hold the electronics board in place) the filament should be changed to nontransparent PETG once again.
The back part of magnetic glass mount should be printed as is. The parts that the hexagonal nuts will slot into should be printed in place and are designed to be locked into the part while printing.
Controlling the sign
The sign is controlled via Bluetooth by a Python program that can be found here: https://github.com/gadget-zone-tech/GZDeviceManager/releases
The program is capable of acquiring your MS Teams status by periodicaly reading MS Teams log files. Once a "red state" is detected the program will automaticaly send a signal to the sign to turn on. Inversely once a "green state" is detected the program will send a signal to the sign to turn off.