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Web-Controlled Music Player

This Web-Controlled Music Player showcases the capabilities of the gen4-IoD to serve as a web server.

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iot INTERNET OF THINGS gen4 iod display 4d systems MUSIC web

This project was created on 01/06/2018 and last updated 7 years ago.

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The project starts working when the gen4-IoD sets itself up as an Access Point, it will then generate an HTML web interface to control the SOMO-II Embedded Audio Module whenever a client/device connects to the IP address of the gen4-IoD web server. Inside the HTML web interface are simple buttons that provides trigger paths for the web server to catch. After catching these trigger paths, the gen4-IoD will provide the serial byte command trigger to the SOMO-II via the GPIO16.

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  • 1 × gen4-IoD-32T With gen4-IoD Programmer and a 10 Way FFC Cable
  • 1 × SOMO-II An Audio Module by 4D Systems
  • 1 × Speaker 3 Ohms 4 Watts preferrable
  • 2 × uSD Card
  • 1 × Jumper Wires

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fabian wrote 07/21/2018 at 07:54 • point

not usefull, i need normal turnon-volume potenciometer

pilot, screen

if i have web i have a player too

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