Hi,
Maybe this is a subject already disscussed, but i didn't find it.
I would like to turn on/off my amplifier on the status of the
piCoreplayer..
It would be great, to have an output on the GPIO, that maybe
configurable as beeing Pulse or momentary switch ?
Is there anyone who is doing this
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
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
Hi,
I have seen in the tweak tab how to use the GPIO to turn on/off external
device. But My external device is turning on/off not by the power
suplly, but by a puslse on the main button. How can I set it up ?
thank you
yves
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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Howard Passman wrote:
> Hi Yves, I'm not sure I can be the one to help, but what brand/model
> screen are you using? I use the OSOYOO 3.5" and 5" with out a hitch.
>
> Bests,
>
> Howard
Hi Howard,
this is one bought on AliExpress..
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005001685599115.html 5
Howard Passman wrote:
> They don't give you a lot to go on. I don't even see a brand name to go
> to for support, but that would be something to try and find. If you can
> find that you may want to post again with all the pertinent information
> i.e.:Version of piCorePlayer, Jivelite, what
Howard Passman wrote:
> Under Tweaks set "Rotation" in Jivelite to 0. Assuming you haven't
> already.
>
> Howard
Hi Howard,
Thank you for your reply, indeed I didn't set it to 0, but it didn't
change a thing about the calibration.
yves
Howard Passman wrote:
> I suspect not. Raspberry pi only certifies a few if not only one screen
> officially. Plus pCP and Jivelite aren't your run of the mill software.
> There is no routine to 'calibrate' the touch screen in piCorePlayer.
>
> Of course all of this is to the best of my
Howard Passman wrote:
> I suspect not. Raspberry pi only certifies a few if not only one screen
> officially. Plus pCP and Jivelite aren't your run of the mill software.
> There is no routine to 'calibrate' the touch screen in piCorePlayer.
>
> Of course all of this is to the best of my
Hello piCore Users,
This has been certainly aske thousand times, but I cannot get something
to work.
I have a 5 inch touch screen 800x480. The default calibration is a
mess.. What can i do to be accurate ?
best regards
yves
paul- wrote:
> Have you followed any of the waveshare installation threads. Here is a
> basic how-to.
>
> https://docs.picoreplayer.org/projects/add-a-display/
No I didn't try it, but I did it now..
first of all here is the restult of the input devices.
cat /proc/bus/input/devices | grep
ygi wrote:
>
> The issue is that when trying to calibrate i still get the 3.5 screen
> default resolution :
> xres = 480, yres = 320
>
> The Crosshairs are not displayed, but the touchscreen is responsive and
> shows me proper positions..
> And no display on restarting
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
paul- wrote:
> wiring pi is a depreciated library, it won't work properly on a pi4, so
> we don't offer that package.
>
> pCP is a different kind of OS that you are used to. It is bare bones.
> You might want to read a little bit on how piCore/TinyCore works.
>
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
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
paul- wrote:
> wiring pi is a depreciated library, it won't work properly on a pi4, so
> we don't offer that package.
Hi Paul.. I had the opportunity to make it run but bay a wrong way... I
have added /lib into the backup, downloaded on my Win in order to add
the libwiring.so to the library,
Hello guys,
I am an IT guy, but on crosoft world.. even if I studied unix in
school.. that was a long time ago.. be gentle with me :)
I have created an application in CPP that uses GPIO, the aim, is to turn
on/off an HI-Fi triggered by the GPIO on the piCorePlayer.
My application worked fine on
kidstypike wrote:
> On your screen > Settings > piCorePlayer > "*Enable Power On Button when
> Powered Off*".
Great, thank you kidstypike
I didn't think about a parameter... thank you it works fine now.
Anybody knows the way i can turn it on programmatically ? In fact I
have written
I have restarted with a brand new version of pcp 8 for the rpi 2b.
After several tests.. i could get it to work...
But a question is still open :
When the player is Off, i choose to display the clock, or black
screen..
How can i turn the player on, the touch screen doesn't respond, and i
can
kidstypike wrote:
> Just touch the screen, the power on button should appear top left, touch
> it.
It doesn't... I have 2 squeezeboxes touch, and i know this is the way it
works
but here.. i touch the screen every where.. the screen saver won't move
yves
Hello all,
I want to make a Jivelite player for my daughter in law, I has already
put her a RP2B with piCorePlayer 7.0 without screen.
I do all my test at home with a RPI4B+ PiCorePlayer 8.0
I have bought a WaveScreen 7' LCD (C) for this. With a fresh install, I
add directly into the
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