CYD display enclosure for Tessera (ESP32-2432S028)
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A cyd screen enclosure - I use it for a Tessera control, with temperature, humidity, pressure and movement sensors.
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Here is my enclose for a CYD that I use for Tessera on Home Assistant - though it could be used for other CYD applications.
In my application I have added a BME280 and PIR (AM312) sensor, that means that as well as providing touch screen access, it also acts as a sensor providing temperature, humidity, pressure and movement.
This was achieve by adding the included cyd.yaml code to the ESPHome Builder configuration for the CYD device (made when the screen was created in Tessera) and using 2 jst connectors for GPIO access - 5V PIR vcc was taken by soldering to a 5V test pad on the CYD board.
The enclosure is in 2 parts, a body, and back. It is designed to have the screen and back attached by the use of 3mm knurled heated inserts.
I fitted the BME280 into the base of the body, affixed it in position with the dupont connectors touching the base and the circuit board at 90 degrees to them, and by the base vents.
There is just enough room to plug a usb cable into the CYD prior to attaching it, and carefully bending its lead. I also tied a knot in the usb cable to act as a strain relief should the cable ever be pulled, though a cable tie on the lead would work too.
The back should be printed with the inner surface facing the bed (no supports are needed).
The body should be printed with its base on the bed. I used tree supports, and painted additional support along the lower side of the topmost screen window edge.