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Does composite out, need to find a screen that supports this or get an adapter. | Does composite out, need to find a screen that supports this or get an adapter. | ||
Supposedly, with USB OTG, I could log in with screen - I should try that. | |||
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Add an HD44780 module and some buttons for simple playback. Use the wifi/bluetooth for more control. Now we can upload music, create playlists. Easiest solution might be to add a DNS entry on the router. | Add an HD44780 module and some buttons for simple playback. Use the wifi/bluetooth for more control. Now we can upload music, create playlists. Easiest solution might be to add a DNS entry on the router. | ||
This might also be a good place to test out voice commands. | |||
=== Hemming-Write === | |||
Lauren would like this - just the chip, a keyboard and a display. Good project to try using a 7" lcd. Total cost would be ~$50. | |||
Latest revision as of 13:13, 4 April 2016
Got my CHIP yesterday, think I'm going to like this.
Has wifi, so once it's setup, I can log in, but I need video for setup.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YosKhdn7wQ
Video
Does composite out, need to find a screen that supports this or get an adapter.
Supposedly, with USB OTG, I could log in with screen - I should try that.
Battery
This is cool - it has built in LiPo support, JST-PH 2.0mm connector, battery is about $7.
USB
It has OTG, will definitely want to check that out, perhaps this could power my keyboard.
Project Ideas
Retro Radio
Build an old style radio case. Use a thumb drive for storage, add some speakers, get an amp board module (~$5 for 30W) and some speakers (I still have my very old ones, I could pull the cones out of those).
Add an HD44780 module and some buttons for simple playback. Use the wifi/bluetooth for more control. Now we can upload music, create playlists. Easiest solution might be to add a DNS entry on the router.
This might also be a good place to test out voice commands.
Hemming-Write
Lauren would like this - just the chip, a keyboard and a display. Good project to try using a 7" lcd. Total cost would be ~$50.