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wake up light with Node MCU

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Hi everyone,

I want to make a wake-up light for my bedroom, I want the Node MCU to slowly increase the brightness of an LED strip from zero to maximum over a span of 45 minutes so that I can wake up without disturbing my neighbors.

The problem I have yet to find a solution is the controller interface APP. I would like to create a user interface on my phone using that I can set the alarm time, then a switch that can toggle the light position to on and off with a slider to control brightness. I am not sure the popular Blink APP will support the slowly ramping signal.


Any suggestions?

Thanks.
 

Simple:
Use PWM and a slow timer to increase the brightness.
Blink (I assume Blynk) can be used to set the timer, turn the light on or off and by using a slider if needed. You could also set the clock using NTP if you wanted.

Brian.
 
The problem I have yet to find a solution is the controller interface APP.
I would like to create a user interface on my phone
There are many examples on the Web showing how to interface the ESP8266 with Android based smartphones. For simple applications as such, I would reccomend the MIT Application 2 or any other similar, which is suitable even for experienced programmers, it saves a lot of time doing things with a very friendly interface.
 
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