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@@ -138,12 +138,12 @@ You can use GPIO buttons to controll mopidy touchscreen. To do that set the conf
You can choose what pins to use: You can choose what pins to use:
- ``touchscreen/gpio``: If you want to use gpio buttons. If this is set to false other gpio configuration values will be ignored. - ``touchscreen/gpio``: If you want to use gpio buttons. If this is set to false other gpio configuration values will be ignored.
- ``touchscreen/gpio_left``: Pin used to simulate left key press. - ``touchscreen/gpio_left``: Pin used to simulate left key press.
- ``touchscreen/gpio_right``: Pin used to simulate right key press. - ``touchscreen/gpio_right``: Pin used to simulate right key press.
- ``touchscreen/gpio_up``: Pin used to simulate up key press. - ``touchscreen/gpio_up``: Pin used to simulate up key press.
- ``touchscreen/gpio_down``: Pin used to simulate down key press. - ``touchscreen/gpio_down``: Pin used to simulate down key press.
- ``touchscreen/gpio_enter``: Pin used to simulate enter key press. - ``touchscreen/gpio_enter``: Pin used to simulate enter key press.
All pins numbers are in BCM mode. You can check `here <http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/a/12967>`_ to see the numbers for your board. All pins numbers are in BCM mode. You can check `here <http://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/a/12967>`_ to see the numbers for your board.
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Pin - Button - Ground Pin - Button - Ground
How To Use
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You can use it with a touchscreen or mouse clicking on the icons.
In case you are using a keyboard use arrow keys to navigate and enter to select.
The GPIO buttons simulate keyboard keys so the use is exactly the same as using a keyboard.
Help Help
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