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raspberrypi-piwebradio

v1.27.0

Published

Control and monitor your PiWebRadio DIY device

Downloads

13

Readme

raspberrypi-piwebradio

The PiWebRadio raspberry core app

Run dev

npm run dev

Run prod

npm start

API

  • constructor(config={})

    • config : Object - (optional) {
      • volumeKnobClkPin : int - The volume knob clock pin. default = 11
      • volumeKnobDataPin : int - The volume knob data pin. default = 13
      • volumeKnobSwitchPin : int - The volume knob switch pin. default = 15
      • channelKnobClkPin : int - The channel selector knob clock pin. default = 16
      • channelKnobDataPin : int - The channel selector knob data pin. default = 18
      • channelKnobSwitchPin : int - The channel selector knob switch pin. default = 22
      • lcdWidth : int The width resolution of your lcd screen. default = 128,
      • lcdHeight : int The height resolution of your lcd screen. default = 64,
      • lcdAddress : hex The address used by your lcd screen. default = 0x3C,
      • lcdI2CBus : int The i2c bus used by your lcd screen. default = 1,
      • startingVolume : int [0-100] The volume set when you plug your radio. default = 50,
      • volumeLimiter : int [0-100] Set a maximum volume. If you have power issues or just want to limit the volume, this will adjust and create a scale so the knob user still deals with a 0-100 range. default = 80
      • radios : array[{name, url}] - The starting radios object arrays. (radio object example : {name:'MyRadio', url:'http://myradio.fr/stream'}). Default is an empty array. }
  • refreshRadios(radios) Will replace the radios array with the one given in parameter.

    • radios : []string An array of radio object.

Default wiring

  • Volume knob + : 1
  • Volume knob - : 9
  • Volume knob CLOCK : 11
  • Volume knob DATA : 13
  • Volume knob SWITCH : 15
  • Select knob + : 17
  • Select knob - : 14
  • Select knob CLOCK : 16
  • Select knob DATA : 18
  • Select knob SWITCH : 22
  • Screen + : 4
  • Screen - : 6
  • Screen SDA : 3
  • Screen SCL : 5