Using Logitech Media Server Power On/Off to control I/O Pin on Raspberry-Pi

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TimHoward premium

25. Januar 2017 at 19:57 #26316

I want to control the state of an I/O pin on the Pi board in response to changing the state of the Power On/Off on the Logitech Media Server (or other controller).

I can then use this logic state to switch an external amp on and off.

Seems like a simple idea. I’m sure somebody’s done this already, so I’ll ask before I spend hours trying to re-invent the wheel!

(I found this LMS plugin: sbnetio which does something similar, but not the I/O pin control)

Mbydeen

2. Februar 2017 at 14:26 #26570

Dear TimHoward,

Here is some resources that could help to implement it:

Shutdownbutton for Audiophonics Max2Play Setup:
https://github.com/dhrone/Raspdac-Display/blob/master/pwrbutton_max2play.c

LMS on/off to signal amplifiers on/off:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=41457

Infra-red remote controlling LMS on RPi:
http://dabdig.blogspot.de/2014/08/infra-red-remote-controlling-lms-on-rpi.html

Best Regards,
Mohammad Mbydeen

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