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hobinjk / clap-sensor-adapter

Clap sensing adapter add-on for the Mozilla IoT Gateway
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How does it work #3

Open B0IIE opened 5 years ago

B0IIE commented 5 years ago

Can you provide any more documentation on how the adapter is supposed to work? I added the adapter and pluged in several usb micophones but I cant detect any claps. Is there a way to test whether the adapter isnt working or the microphone isn´t compatible? How many claps are required to toggle the adapter?

Thanks

hobinjk commented 5 years ago

Sorry for the delay in responding, this got lost in my inbox for a while.

Upon adding the adapter it should add a Thing named Clap Sensor to the new thing list that you can then add to the main page of the things gateway. Once added, this thing should switch from on/off after every clap it senses. The actual detection is at https://github.com/hobinjk/clap-sensor-adapter/blob/master/clap-sensor-adapter.js#L39 and it should console.log('clap!'); every time it detects one. I believe that clap-detector (https://github.com/tom-s/clap-detector) also has some debugging capabilities of its own if detection isn't working.

Ideally this would instead be sending an Event as that's the more WoT API-style way to do things

B0IIE commented 5 years ago

Thanks for the answer. But what should I use as a microphone on the pi? I tried different usb and 3.5mm microphones. But I can't seem to get it to work.

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Sorry for the delay in responding, this got lost in my inbox for a while.

Upon adding the adapter it should add a Thing named Clap Sensor to the new thing list that you can then add to the main page of the things gateway. Once added, this thing should switch from on/off after every clap it senses. The actual detection is at https://github.com/hobinjk/clap-sensor-adapter/blob/master/clap-sensor-adapter.js#L39 and it should console.log('clap!'); every time it detects one. I believe that clap-detector (https://github.com/tom-s/clap-detector) also has some debugging capabilities of its own if detection isn't working.

Ideally this would instead be sending an Event as that's the more WoT API-style way to do things

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hobinjk commented 5 years ago

I normally use my Blue Yeti USB mic but anything from https://elinux.org/RPi_VerifiedPeripherals#USB_Sound_Cards should work. I'd make sure the device shows up after running arecord -l in the Pi's console.