ESP32 NFC Mini Record Player - Vinyl Tag Reader - Free 3D Print Model

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Record Player - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Vinyl Record - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill

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Description

Updated Version 2: No glue required, I updated all the parts to snap fit together.

This is a NFC/RFID Tag Reader enclosure powered by ESP32. It uses NFC stickers on the Vinyl to send the tag to Home Assistant.
With this Mini Record player you can scan your mini vinyl and listen your music playlist on your Spotify/pc/tablet.

Tutorials and similar projects:

This is not a tutorial on this project or how to configure it. There are a lot of recourses out there that do a far better job than I could. I am providing the enclosure files and my ESP Home yaml file so you can modify according to your needs.
The code is based on this projects https://github.com/adonno/tagreader, but simplified a lot.

Hardware/Parts:

ESP32-WROOM-32 Development Board
NFC RFID Module PN532
LED SMD 5050
NFC/RFID Stickers (25mm)

Wiring (On my setup):

ESP32 VIN → PN532 VCC
ESP32 GND → PN532 GND
ESP32 D22 → PN532 SCL
ESP32 D21 → PN532 SDA
ESP32 D2 → LED DATA

Assembly

Most of the parts snap together.

Snap the Pin into the Platter.
Snap Platter to Top plate.
Snap the the Arm to the Top Lid.
Fill the LED Hole with Hot Glue.
Screw the Feet onto the Base.
Install the Electronics.
Snap Top and Base together.
Add the NFC Sticker to the Vinyl Record.

For the LED hole you should use a Melt Glue Gun to fill the hole from the bottom side. This would give a very nice professional looking LED.

TIP: You can print small circle Cover Art 25mm to glue to the other side of the record player.

ESP Home YAML:

The yaml code I provide just scans any new NFC/RFID Tag and sends it to Home Assistant as an event.
From there you can use Home Assistant Automations to play music depending of the tag scanned.

You need to change these values in the code:

YOUR_WIFI_SSID
YOUR_WIFI_PASSWORD
STATIC_IP
ROUTER_GATEWAY_IP
SUBNET
HOME_ASSISTANT_API_KEY

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Record Player NFC Tag Reader.txt

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