Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • Hardware Setup

    Uploaded by

    api-293917397
    16 views3 pages
    Canakit raspberry pi, a monitor, a keyboard, a mouse and a microphone. Use voice commands to turn on LED lights on a breadboard. Install PyAudio and libportaudio, which are audio files that are needed to record sound.

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    raspberrypiapplicationcreatingthesolution 1

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    Canakit raspberry pi, a monitor, a keyboard, a mouse and a microphone. Use voice commands to turn on LED lights on a breadboard. Install PyAudio and libportaudio, which are audio files that are needed to record sound.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    16 views3 pages

    Hardware Setup

    Uploaded by

    api-293917397
    Canakit raspberry pi, a monitor, a keyboard, a mouse and a microphone. Use voice commands to turn on LED lights on a breadboard. Install PyAudio and libportaudio, which are audio files that are needed to record sound.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 3

    BrendanPeachey,NaluPaz,LukeEtinas

    BrentSensei
    Period2
    12/1/15
    StepsToTurnOnLEDLightsOnABreadboardw/VoiceCommand
    HardwareSetup:
    1. GettheCanakitRaspberryPi
    2. Getamonitor,akeyboard,amouseandamicrophone
    3. Pickoutthesecomponents:Breadboard,RaspberryPi,2bluejumperwires,aresistor,
    LEDlight,theTcobblerandtheGPIORibbonCable
    4. ConnectthemonitortotheRaspberryPiandpluginallofthepowercords
    5. PlugtheRaspberryPiintotheTcobblerwhichistheblackTwithspikesonthebottom
    tomakeithavesmallspikesofftheedgeofthebreadboard.
    6. PlugtheGPIOintotheTcobblerandtheRaspberryPitoconnectthem
    7. Take1jumpercableandplugoneendintheGNDontheTcobbleratthesecondspace
    awayfromthesideoftheTcobbler
    8. Thengo4downfromtheendofthecobblerandonthe3rdspotawayfromthesideof
    thecobbler
    9. Thenplugintheresistornexttothesecondpluginspotofthefirstbluejumpercable.
    10. Thentaketheendoftheotherresistorandplugitinonthesecondportawayfromthe
    otherendoftheresistorandtowardsthebottomendoftheTcobbler

    11. PluginthenegativewhichisthelongerendoftheLEDintotheportrightnexttothe2nd
    endoftheresistorandplugthepositivesideacrossthegaponthenearestslot.
    12. TakeanotherjumpercableandplugoneinhorizontalandonthesamerowastheLED,
    resistorandtheendoftheotherjumpercable.
    13. Plugtheendofthejumpercableintotheslotthatcorrespondswithnumber17ontheT
    Cobbler.

    SoftwareSetup:
    VoiceCommands:
    1. InstallPyAudioandlibportaudio,whichareaudiofilesthatareneededtorecordsound.
    2. Recordsoundusingthecodeonpg.178179LearningPythonwithRaspberryPi

    3.Correctcertainpartsofthecodetofityourneeds(sample_rate,chunk_size)
    4.ConvertWAVfileintoFLACfileformat

    5.Usingthecodeonpg.180LearningPythonwithRaspberryPi,sendtheconvertedFLAC
    filetoGoogle,andreceiveajson_databack,whichisthewordsthatGoogleSpeechRecognition
    recognizesfromthatFLACfile.
    6.Oncejson_dataisreturned,usethatOnorOffdatatomanipulatethelight.
    7.RunthecodetoinstalltheGPIOcable,andrunthecodetotestoutthelight.
    a. Openterminalwindow
    b. Typegitclonegit://git.drogon.net/wiringPi,whichthendownloadsthenecessaryfilesto
    operatethelight.
    c. Nexttype,cdwiringPi,whichchangeswherethePiisfunctioning
    d. Type,./build,whichallowscodetobesentthroughtheGPIO
    e. /usr/local/bin/gpiogwrite171(whichturnsonLEDlight)
    f. /usr/local/bin/gpiogwrite170(whichturnsoffLEDlight)

    You might also like