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Output Data to an i2c Display add rotary encoder controls #164
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You can check out this project. Somebody did the same with an i2c OLED display: https://github.com/hdphilip/OP_25_Oled_Display |
Thank you so much !! Keep up the good work, love the project
Thanks
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Thanks, keep me updated about your project! Maybe a V2 with more controls would be coming out |
Nice ! Will do.
The one OP25 I'm working on now is small black aluminum case with a Pi 3b+
I got the ReSpeaker HAT working so it has its own speaker now. Working on
the i2c screen and rotary encoder, gonna add a couple buttons too. (Just
gotta figure out the coding part 😅)
I have one larger aluminum case setup with a pi-4 + PoE HAT that runs 2
NooElec SDRs + 1 1090 ADSB SDR + an ALFA WiFi dongle with monitor mode
capable driver. The two NOOelecs have proper 800mhz antennas, the ADSB has
a 1090 antenna, built in and and filter, the ALFA AWUS036ACS has an 8db
external antenna. i2c screen soldered up and a rotary encoder mounted.
Another cool project is the WiFi walkie talkie that uses Mumble VOIP.
GitHub.com/talkkonnect . I have that in a smaller case with a Pi zero with
an ALFA WiFi AWUS03ACS external antenna. It can be used in a private
OffGrid network, or over the internet. It can also relay HAM Radios, use
MQTT, broadcast over HAM, etc.
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Hello, l recently got your implementation of OP25 running on a raspberry pi 3b+ with Raspbian Buster Lite OS and I love it !
How can I go about pulling data from the web UI (or the program itself) to show data on an i2c screen (current talk ID, etc) could these features be added to your code?
I would also love to figure out how to make a menu on the I2c display that's controlled by a push button rotary encoder to control channels, adjust volume, hold channel, etc. I've already mounted the raspberry pi, screen, and rotary encoder in a nice aluminum enclosure for a mobile scanner setup.
Thank you !
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