Inspired by: diehardsk/Volumio-OledUI // This is the Python3 version of Maschine2501/Volumio-OledUI
27.03.2022 Volumio 3.xx is now supported:
Today I fixed the installation routine for the new Volumio 3.xx. I tested the Installation script twice on a fresh installed RPi4 -> Succeeded both times. If you have an issue, please report it :) Here is the instruction for the Installation: Install-Manuall for Volumio 3.xx NR1-UI
Supported Displays:
- SSD1306 (monochrome Oled 128x64)
- SSD1322 (grayscale Oled 256x64)
- SSD1351 (full color Oled 128x128)
- ST7735 (full color LCD 160x128)
Wishlist/To-Do:
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ILI9341 (Maybe ILI9488) display support(Alpha-phase)
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SSD1309 (monochrome Oled 128x64)
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BGR / RGB Selection for ssd1351 displays
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Sort out / Clean up Setup
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Investigate Problem with some DAC's
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Implement Volume Control
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Implement Source Dialog
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Implement a "Settings Menu"
NR1-UI
Im building a Network Hifi Receiver from scratch. Main components are a RaspberryPi4 and an HiFi-Berry-Dac. An old Braun T2 Tuner serves as case for the player. To keep as much as possible from the look of the device I needed an Interface for Volumio. And especialy one that supports a 3,2" ssd1322 SPI Oled with 256x64Pixel. After doing some research I found diehrdsk/Volumio-OledUI. It fullfills many points on my "wishlist" but not nearly all. As we all know, the way is the destination, i spent some time (much time....) in modifying the original code. The project is not finished yet... but close the the goal!
I try to assist you, if you got questions or even problems with the code, just contact me.
Time by time more informations in the wiki will follow...
The Code is modular and has a Setup-Process.
Features
Allready Done
Project on Volumio-Forum
1. Installation steps
Configuration Manual (will follow soon!)
wiring / button-layout / truthtable
hardware
dependencies
font-info and source
Your Display is not supported yet? You have an idea for a function/feature?
-> Contact me:
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To change the look/layout just press Button-C in "Standby-Screen" (Clock), select the desired Layout with the Rotary-Rotation and push the Rotary once to apply selection ->
Screenshots and Layout Overview:
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