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ESP32-C6 e-paper telegraph puzzle badge
An interactive Victorian-telegraph-themed puzzle badge inspired by the Cooke and Wheatstone telegraph.
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SourceIt demonstrates the modern Badge.Team stack extending to ESP32-C6, e-paper UX, unusual physical input, mesh-capable radios, and published hardware/firmware/case resources.
ESP32-C6 with WiFi 6, BLE and 802.15.4, 296x128 red/black e-paper display, five three-way switches, LED matrix telegraph interface, SAO, Qwiic, status LED, USB-C charging, and printable case.
Map-style app/game navigation, engine-room settings, ESP32-C6 firmware, CH32V003 co-processor firmware, and image-display examples are documented.
The five switches become telegraph needles; when two needles point at the same letter, the input is registered.
Lifecycle
Hackaday describes a Battleships game played with another badge over the ESP32-C6's 802.15.4 mesh networking.
SourceThe Telegraph badge documentation links SAO designs, Qwiic expansion, ESP32-C6 firmware, CH32V003 co-processor firmware, hardware files, and a 3D printable case.
SourceThe field report calls out an onboard relay whose practical purpose was tactile clicking, reinforcing the telegraph feel of the five-switch interface.
SourceOperational history
The dossier can use the report for mesh gameplay and relay-interface lore while keeping low-level hardware claims anchored to primary sources.
The image replacement queue can point contributors at the right source page without importing an all-rights-reserved-looking photo into the public archive.