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Google AIY Retro Phone

Inspired by some of the retro-aiy work found here. I wanted to do somethink a little more elaborate. So I went on the prowl for a retro phone. I wanted one that had a touch buttons and enough room for me to fill it up with raspberry goodness. This repo contains the source code that i used to configure the phone.

Getting Started

Your will need a raspberry pi 3 or one that supports google aiy. Also a retro phone with touch pad would be good. Mine was a retro tiffany coke phone. I will link to a blog (put here) that will give you step-by-step hardware setup.

Installing

Steps to get the code working on your pi:

  1. First use the image found here for your raspberry pi. This is an older version the aiy project but was easiest to integrate with the eternal usb sound card. The version is aiyprojects-2017-05-03.img.xz.
  2. sftp into your raspberry pi
ssh pi@(your ip)
  1. Copy assistant.json and launcher.sh into the home pi directory
put assistant.json
put lancher.sh
  1. Change your local directory to voice-recognizer-raspi/src/
lcd voice-recognizer-raspi/src/
  1. Change remote directory to voice-recognizer-raspi/src/
cd voice-recognizer-raspi/src/
  1. Copy all the source files over the existing files
put *.* 
  1. Change local directory to ../../etc
lcd ../../etc/
  1. Change remote directory to /etc
cd /etc
  1. Copy asound.conf
put asound.conf
  1. Reboot the raspberry pi

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  • Gary Schaetz - Builder of fun stuff

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