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rpt007

Thanks @bradsorph,

will get me some; wasn't sure that they could be opened and modified, but I know from another answer that it is possibe and I will give it a try, as it seems to be worth the effort looking at your final result - awesome!

Raimund

rpt007

As Mike stated a few posts ago: this is on the feature list for the next release.
Pls be patient as he is doing this great job in his free time.

rpt007

Hi Amiro, I think, bluetooth is not implemented in fruitbox (yet?), which runs on command line level and I don't know if it will be. There are imho other priorities to be managed before. What you can do for the time being: you might connect a bluetooth transmitter to the line out and send the audio ...

rpt007

To run a program in linux you have to call the copy from within the directory where the executable file was created. Alternative:: 1. create an autostart of fruitbox when booting the system ( there are detailled descriptions in this thread) 2. modify the path context of your login user, so you can s...

rpt007

In the .cfg file of your music database scroll down to
[sounds]
and change the value for PageMove to "0" with:

PageMove = 0 pagemove.wav

Cheers
Raimund

rpt007

.. could you pls tell us, where you purchased the alphanumeric keys. They look very „jukebox authentic“.

rpt007

Congratiulation,
Molto carino, very nice - stata bravissima, well done

rpt007

@Amiro:

Great you get closer to the final.

My wife can’t wait to see it finished!! LOL since this for her anyway.

Let's see the jukebox when it is ready to show on stage - just to make other wives a bit jealous about your work.

Raimund

rpt007

Hi RainbowJuke (what a name!),

thanks for this very helpful illustration. Hope, my clickies will arrive pretty soon so I can jump on my next Fruitbox project.
Yes, I join you in thanking Mike so much as this wonderful piece of software helped me to get my Wurlitzer alive again.

Cheers
Raimund

rpt007

That's right Steve, I ordered the momentary switches - had them on my radar for a while and rushed through dozens of different sources - looking all the same, only difference was the pricing ... But nobody described that one could disassemble and then label them individually. So I hope the ones whic...

rpt007

Hi Mike,

that's good news. I searched the internet back and forth - and also found those at several sources. But I hesitated to buy them as no seller tells that one could modify /insert labels.

So I will get me some and then label the "clickies".

Cheers
Raimund

rpt007

Does somebody know about a good source for momentary push buttons which
a) are illuminated and
b) could be individually labelled

Raimund

rpt007

Hi Raimund, I don't know if you have the whole dual-boot thing sorted out, but, I just noticed that that there is a volumio image available for berryboot. With that as one image and raspian lite as the other you should be away to the races. If you've not used berryboot before it is similar to the N...

rpt007

Hi Joel, so you say that fruitbox is working - shorting the relevant GPIO and GND. That means that the issue is on the coin acceptor's side. How do you close N.O. /N.C. on the coin acceptor? Is there a microswitch which you can trigger by manually pushing the switch? If so and then the output is sho...

rpt007

Hi Scot,

thanks for the quick answer.
One more question:
What kind of monitor (type, brand) will fit into that wallbox?

I am close to get one myself and would like to benefit from your experience, if you allow.

Raimund

rpt007

@ScotM

Your fruitbox editions look great - good job!
Just for interest: what screen did you use for the wallbox - seems to be portrait oriented?
Did you have to rotate fruitbox screen output or how did you manage that?

Raimund

rpt007

Hi @vasigias, congratulation, great work! Did you build the jukebox case yourself or is that an old enclosure which you could use? And: what size does your LCD screen (touch or non-touch) have? I am considering to build a new jukebox from scratch for my son, so I am currently collecting some ideas f...

rpt007

If you need help with teensy, I can share my experience with it and how I set up my teensy to keep the original keypad of my Wurlitzer jukebox. Just let me know, when you have prepared the micro switch pcb.
Raimund

rpt007

update: Have a look at http://www.wallbox2mp3.com/soft/wallbox_rock-ola_507.pdf This is a schematic of the Rock-ola Wallbox 507 and includes the wiring of the pulse generator inside the selection wheel. I suspect that it might be a bit tricky to read those pulse information precisely into the Raspbe...

rpt007

Hi, I found a bit of information here: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php?topic=59723.0 The author used a PS/2 controller to connect the keyboard to the PC. A button press starts a series of pulses like an old telephone, but this cannot be understood by fruitbox. Would be better to get direct...

rpt007

There are several ways to use the wallbox buttons. 1. use Raspi‘s GPIOs as input pins 2. use an old USB Keyboard and its built in controller (there are several instructions in youtube) 3. use an Arduino Leonardo or Teensy as button-USB converter In my Wurlitzer project I use the original keyboard bu...

rpt007

Hi, on page 34 (3rd post) you will find a step-by-step instruction how to get fruitbox take care of your music on a USB device. If you follow that instruction really step-by-step you should get fruitbox run as expected. Before posting these instruction steps I repeated all those steps again and agai...

rpt007

Hi,

as I don't use fruitbox with the touch screen feature, I have no idea, if it is possible to have buttons as well as touch simultaneously - hope, Mike can jump in and help you out.

Raimund

rpt007

@KGP2005: I hope I understood your issue - if not come back with more details. Looking at your command it is not clear to be seen, if you have one or two "-" after "./fruitbox" -> you need two "-". Make sure that you are in the correct starting directory: In my case it is: /home/pi/rpi-fruitbox-mast...

rpt007

As promised pls find following a step-by-step instruction how to use fruitbox with an auto-mounted USB device. All "commands" are executed on command line. It is assumed that the USB device is formatted as FAT32. (-> vfat) 1. "sudo mkdir /media/usbdisk" 2. "tail -f /var/log/messages" to show log mes...

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