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| Boogami:
Hello, I want to push buttons on the side of the phone (volume buttons, power button) using some sort of actuator. I've tested a small open frame push solenoid at 12V but it doesn't have the necessary force to push the buttons. Do you know any solution that can do this thing? Also I am thinking about using a micro servo but I want something that doesn't make so much noise. ;D Thank you. |
| Wimberleytech:
--- Quote from: Boogami on February 01, 2019, 04:49:35 pm ---Hello, I want to push buttons on the side of the phone (volume buttons, power button) using some sort of actuator. I've tested a small open frame push solenoid at 12V but it doesn't have the necessary force to push the buttons. Do you know any solution that can do this thing? Also I am thinking about using a micro servo but I want something that doesn't make so much noise. ;D Thank you. --- End quote --- Sure, servo with a cam would work. Not much noise IMO. |
| Mr. Scram:
I assume you can't modify the phone? Otherwise you could attach your inputs directly to the button pads. |
| soldar:
--- Quote from: Boogami on February 01, 2019, 04:49:35 pm ---I've tested a small open frame push solenoid at 12V but it doesn't have the necessary force to push the buttons. --- End quote --- Um... bigger solenoid? Seriously, how much force and travel do you need? Because some solenoids I have used would crush your phone easily. |
| Boogami:
--- Quote from: Mr. Scram on February 01, 2019, 06:19:50 pm ---I assume you can't modify the phone? Otherwise you could attach your inputs directly to the button pads. --- End quote --- Yes, that is true. The phone is fixed on a surface and I want to mechanically interact with the buttons. Model of the phone can be changed so I can't modify the phone. |
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