paul- wrote:
>
> Then on the squeezelite settings page, Put a 17 in the box and select
> active high.
>
> 36238
Great,
I hoped that showing the picture will help :) Now the led is turning
On /off Properly :)
I keep on doing my project.. and certainly will come later withe the
You are not in the right spot. If you see the little red more> links on
all of the pages, if you click on them, it expands to show a little more
information/help about the setting. The gpio-poweroff and gpio-shutdown
are system level events. It has absolutely nothing to do with
LMS/Squeezelite.
Thank you Paul for this tool that I didn't know.
But After testing my GPIO 17 is working properly
I want to retype that when, in the tweak, the GPIO 17 used for
GPIO-POWEROFF never light on the led when active-high
When I changed it to Active-Low.. it stays on and never turns off.
Here is the
Use manual controls to make sure things are setup properly. There is a
command line utility to do this. Also make sure you are not confusing
BCM numbering vs physical pin. i.e. GPIO 17 is Physical pin 11. Then
also make sure nothing is using GPIO 17. (DAC Hats use GPIO pins for
control)
paul- wrote:
> You can run any program you want. The user commands section near the
> bottom of the tweaks page is the easiest.
Hello all,
I am still needing your need on this topic.
I have put a Led between the GPIO 17 and The ground (with a resistance
in between) and, check when the led
You can run any program you want. The user commands section near the
bottom of the tweaks page is the easiest.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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Paul Webster wrote:
> If you really want to do it via power to the HiFi then you need to find
> out if the HiFi accepts any other signals to tell it to shutdown/startup
> or you need to have the RPi connect to an external power switching
> until.
> Are you sure that if you power up the HiFi (by
If you really want to do it via power to the HiFi then you need to find
out if the HiFi accepts any other signals to tell it to shutdown/startup
or you need to have the RPi connect to an external power switching
until.
Are you sure that if you power up the HiFi (by plugging in the power
socket)
For example see this old post
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?105117-lirc-rpi-gpio-IR-support-for-picoreplayer/page7
Note pCP has moved on since then so things might not be exactly the same
but it should be possible to do.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now
It is an IR transmitter that you would need.
Then the RPi can turn on the receiver by sending a signal when you issue
the LMS power-on command or perhaps Play.
The transmitter could be on the end of a cable that you bring around to
the front of the device.
Paul Webster
Paul Webster wrote:
> Does that mean that you cannot turn on the device via the remote because
> you really turn it off rather than put it into a standby mode?
>
> The reason for the earlier question from @strebor56 was that if the
> device can be "turned on" via IR remote then you might be
Does that mean that you cannot turn on the device via the remote because
you really turn it off rather than put it into a standby mode?
The reason for the earlier question from @strebor56 was that if the
device can be "turned on" via IR remote then you might be able to make
the RPi send the
strebor56 wrote:
> Does the Hifi have an IR remote?
Yes, but I usually start the HiFi by pressing the main button
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