- Sat Apr 30, 2016 12:04 pm
#46560
using the OneButton library you could improve the possibilities of the UI without need for more gpio
- Mon May 02, 2016 11:07 am
#46703
@schufti, I have done one better than the one button lib, I have used the A>D input to read a 5 button panel now giving me station preset + / - volume up and down and the extra button will be used for Bass treble selection. I have modified the original wiring and am implementing I2c for Oled and other devices, this is an amazing little project, the sound quality is amazing from a 128 / 320kbps stream.
Dans
schufti wrote:using the OneButton library you could improve the possibilities of the UI without need for more gpio
@schufti, I have done one better than the one button lib, I have used the A>D input to read a 5 button panel now giving me station preset + / - volume up and down and the extra button will be used for Bass treble selection. I have modified the original wiring and am implementing I2c for Oled and other devices, this is an amazing little project, the sound quality is amazing from a 128 / 320kbps stream.
Dans
- Tue May 03, 2016 1:11 pm
#46800
@Dans: good thinking. Old trick we used to apply when we needed some buttons on PLCs and didn't want to buy another I/O module. But still there is some chic in having only one "multifunction" control element. At least I wouldn't use 5 buttons but a 5way hat switch 
schufti
schufti
- Tue May 03, 2016 1:23 pm
#46804
5 button hat sounds perfect lol, would make a simple nice interface also with One-button for center click option Woooo
Dans
schufti wrote:@Dans: good thinking. Old trick we used to apply when we needed some buttons on PLCs and didn't want to buy another I/O module. But still there is some chic in having only one "multifunction" control element. At least I wouldn't use 5 buttons but a 5way hat switch
schufti
5 button hat sounds perfect lol, would make a simple nice interface also with One-button for center click option Woooo
Dans
