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--- documentation:π-box_v2_usage [2023/09/07 13:34] – created jbb
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-the π-box V-2 administration is done through an html page, that you can access to the adress 192.168.100.1 (can be changed) once connected to the wifi "pibox" (can be changed also) or through ethernet (all this can be set up and changed in the config file).
-== CONNECT TO THE ADMINISTRATION INTERFACE ==
-Check the WiFi around and connect to the WiFi called <code>pibox</code> (or the name you set up) then, open a browser and open the address <code>pibox.local</code> or <code>192.168.100.1</code> the page will ask you to enter a login and a password, it should be by default : <code>pibox</code> / <code>pnodeaccesspass</code> then, you're in to change the settings ! here what looks like the interface
-== INTERFACE ==
-The upper side of the interface shows the ip adress of the device, and which device provides internet (if connected). The lower side is divided in two modes : Online mode (with internet access) or Offline mode (without internet access).
-[[File:Interface_pibox.png|frame|none]]
-=== UPPER PART ===
-'''WIFI CONNECTION''' : you can enter a SSID and a password to connect to your favorite WiFi network. Ideal for connecting outside on a telephone that shares its connection. In case the info is wrong, the PiBox will search to create a connection on Ethernet (eth0), and in the case none of those options works, will enter the offline mode
-'''UPLOAD FILES''' : allows you to select multi files on your hardware and put it on the storage spot of the π-box. The files are stored in the following folder : <code>/home/pi/pibox_V2/sounds/</code> Removal or renaming of files can be done either through ssh, by connecting to the pi with a keyboard and a monitor, or by inserting the SD card in your computer, and from your desktop.
-=== ONLINE MODE ===
-'''INPUTS''': choose an input from the following * input from FILES, stored on the SD card, with a 'play in random order' option * input from STREAM: can be your favorite webradio, a stream from another PiBox, etc ... * input from LINE IN: connect any sound device on the sound card : record player, tape player, mp3 player, computer, etc...
-'''OUTPUTS''': select the output of your transmissions All outputs can be associated simultaneously, and freely !
-* LINE OUT: plug a mini-jack to the sound card, to connect the PiBox to a speaker,
-* STREAM: enter the icecast server address to stream
-* URL : the URL of the Icecast server (could be : stream.p-node.org)
-* Port : the port listened by the Icecast server
-* Mount Point : enter the mountpoint (finishing with .ogg or not)
-* Password : enter the password
-* Bitrate : Set bitrate expressed in kbits/s for average bitrate
-* Name : give a name to your stream
-* Description : give a description to your stream
-* Link URL : give a URL of a web site you want to refer to
-* Genre : give a genre to your stream
-* FM: tune the frequency to broadcast on the FM band, from 88 MHz to 108MHz (actually pifmrds allows to broadcast from 76MHz, but you will need a rtl-sdr to listen, or adequate equipment).
-* RDS : input a text message to broadcast it on the radio data system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Data_System
-=== OFFLINE MODE ===
-The PiBox in offline mode is fully functional, except for the sources that comes from internet and necessitate a connection, same for the broadcast.
-'''INPUTS''': choose an input from the following * FILES, stored on the sd card, with a 'play in random order' option. * LINE IN: connect any sound device on the sound card : record player, tape player, mp3 player, computer, etc...
-'''OUTPUTS''': choose a output mode, all outputs can be associated freely * LINE OUT: plug a mini-jack to the sound card, to connect the PiBox to a speaker, * FM: tune the frequency to broadcast on the FM band, from 88MHz to 108MHz * RDS: input a text message to broadcast it on the radio data system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Data_System
-== OPTIONS ==
-=== Change SSID name ===
-edit the file <code>/etc/hostapd/hostapd.conf</code>
-<pre>   $ sudo nano /etc/hostapd/hostapd.conf</pre>
-change the SSID by entering youn own value
-<pre>     interface=wlan0
-     driver=nl80211
-     ssid=myssid
-     hw_mode=g
-     channel=7
-     wmm_enabled=0
-     macaddr_acl=0
-     auth_algs=1
-     ignore_broadcast_ssid=0</pre>
-then
-<pre>   $ sudo reboot</pre>
-=== Change ssh password ===
-by entering the following
-<pre>   $ sudo raspi-config</pre>
-then
-<pre>   $ sudo reboot</pre>
-=== AirTime ===
-Airtime is a simple, open source platform that lets you broadcast streaming radio on the web. https://www.sourcefabric.org/en/airtime/
-To install it, install dependencies :
-<pre>sudo apt-get install postgresql-9.4 python-virtualenv apache2 coreutils curl ecasound flac gzip libapache2-mod-php5 libcamomile-ocaml-data liquidsoap locales lsof monit mp3gain multitail patch php5-cli php5-curl php5-gd php5-json php5-pgsql php5-fpm php-apc php-pear pwgen python rabbitmq-server silan sudo sysv-rc tar unzip vorbisgain vorbis-tools zendframework icecast2</pre>
-/! for debian jessie, you must install postgresql-9.4 and not postgresql without -9.4 else the calendar does'nt show up /!<br />
-Clone the repository and launch the installer :
-<pre>git clone https://github.com/sourcefabric/Airtime
-cd Airtime
-sudo ./install</pre>
-Follow the configuration process, at the end, you'll see the IP adress of the pibox on wich you can connect with a browser to finish the configuration threw the proposed interface
-Réf : http://sourcefabric.booktype.pro/airtime-25-for-broadcasters/manual-installation/
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