Using Your Sound Module
- The sound module can operate in a few modes depending on your wishes.
- Normally, the sound module loops your "ambient.wav" sound file until it is triggered on either of the trigger screw terminals.
- When triggered, it will play a single .wav file.
- If you have multiple files, it will keep track and play the next numbered file on the next trigger.
- Want to mix it up? Make a file called "random.txt" on the SD card
- ALWAYS reset your sound module after inserting an SD card
- ambient.wav: This is the optional background ambient noise/music/etc you want looped. Want silence between triggers? delete this file.
- trigger sounds: You can have up to 30 sounds named numerically from "0.wav" to "29.wav"
- random.txt: If you create a file named "random.txt" and put it on the SD card whenever you trigger the module a random trigger sound will be played.
- The hauntbox sound modules requires .wav files. These can be generated from many programs including Audacity (audacity.org), iTunes (apple.com/itunes), and many other sound editing programs.
- For the most current instructions, tips, tricks and hacks, visit hauntbox.net and our wiki https://github.com/Aylr/theHB/wiki . Also, please help us make it better.
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- Please do your duty and report all bugs
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