The acoustic modem testbeds are currently running via python scripts that are started manually on the Pis.
The goal of this issue is to get the scripts running under a control script that takes in input via buttons attached to the GPIO pins and lets logging be started and stopped, as well as possible feedback via a piezo or LEDs mounted to the side of the 3d printed water resistant boxes.
To clarify, the control script would be responsible for starting and stopping the logging scripts. The logging scripts would be responsible for the data management.
The acoustic modem testbeds are currently running via python scripts that are started manually on the Pis.
The goal of this issue is to get the scripts running under a control script that takes in input via buttons attached to the GPIO pins and lets logging be started and stopped, as well as possible feedback via a piezo or LEDs mounted to the side of the 3d printed water resistant boxes.