Quoted from Robotworkshop:You shouldn’t need that extra lead on an Alltek. Only the Bally -17 or -35 boards need it.
Yes, I will update the instructions for Alltek users, thanks.
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Quoted from Robotworkshop:You shouldn’t need that extra lead on an Alltek. Only the Bally -17 or -35 boards need it.
Yes, I will update the instructions for Alltek users, thanks.
Quoted from digitaldocc:It's the roygbev turnkey solution. I didn't load it but I'm sure he used the same files as all of you. It has the usb port on the mega. Maybe I can just upload all the scripts again to rule out some kind of corruption?
I'm happy to help any way that I can.
Quoted from digitaldocc:Having spent a long time tracing the extensive code written by Tim and Dick I really need to mention how appreciative I am for all the hard work and love they put into this project.
By the way I'm ready to start tinkering with GPIO communication between the Arduino and a pi. Hoping to trigger video clips on the pi. Has anyone tried such a thing in this ecosystem? I know there is groundwork on the pi for programming triggerable video clips out there in a google search. Just haven't tried anything yet.
Quick google search using "raspberry pi video trigger"
https://github.com/JesseCake/RPi_Triggered_video_player
https://www.vanderbilt.edu/thewondry/software-for-a-button-driven-raspberry-pi-video-player/
Yes, I wouldn't have a pinside shop if it wasn't for Tim and Dick and a couple of other folks.
I've used OMXplayer to trigger video clips from a Pi using key presses, from both a shell script and Python, for TV sets used in stage productions. (The Pi can output old-timey composite NTSC for an old TV, as well as newer formats). It can start and stop video instantly on my model 4 Raspberry Pis, and switch seamlessly from one video to the next. Very cool. Using GPIO triggering instead of the keyboard should be straightforward.
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