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Using lirc seems to be a great approach. Here some features that I have implemented so far: - Jump to first, last, next, prev station in tunerlist. - volume control - pause - restart mpd service - reboot raspradio - shutdown raspradio - print list of stations (had to install cups on raspberry) - mak...

Works perfectly well!

Thank you soooo much for your great support!

Greetings from Munich,

Schwabinger

Hi everything went smoothly! I am almost there! I used gpio pin 17 and 18. Keys on the remote were recognised and learnded by the program. The test program, where I see the names of the pressed keys on the screen, works as well. But the program to play stations from the playlist does not work ... In...

Thanks for your answer. Just one more question ... the 2.2K ... how did you calculate that value
Greetings

Schwabinger

Just a question: where do I have to integrate the resistor? Between Out and the GPIO-Pin?

Thanks for your help!

Schwabinger

Thanks a lot for this detailed description.

Is on my agenda for one of the next weekends!

I ordered a TSOP1838 today. What kind of remote do you need? Is it difficult to implement?

Greetings from Munich!

Schwabinger

I use I 10 KOhm resistor as well for the push buttons.

The led blinks: long blink for every five, short blink for a single number:

LONG LONG short short --> 12

A printed version of the station list lies next to the radio.

Hello Everybody, as my NSLU2/Arduino based radio broke down after some month of operation, I now wanted to build something more simple and stable. (no extra microcontroller, as few as possible electric parts and wires ...) I bought myself a Raspberry Pi; with the following command line command you d...

A schematic I do not have. What I did was using the tutorials in http://www.arduino.cc Using a pot as input device: http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/AnalogReadSerial Using a 2x16 LCD: http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/LiquidCrystal Using a ShiftIn-Register for adressing push-buttons: http://www.arduino.cc/...