Hi,
I’ve begin to write some stuff on rhasspy.
Nothing amazing actually, also a personal reminder, but could be interesting for some.
If you see errors or stuff to add, let me know.
Once Rhasspy is ready with full hermes and service architecture I will publish different tools I wrote.
=> https://kiboost.github.io/jeedom_docs/other/Rhasspy/
Just helping and sharing 
Thanks. Should be updated regularly when I find new stuff and new tools 
Hi @KiboOst,
the on/off toggle solution for the Respeaer 2 PiHAT seems really interesting, but I didn’t quite understand what steps actually are necessary to do this. Would you mind elaborating in a few easier explained steps? I read the code on your homepage but wasn’t sure what to do with it.
Cheers, Thomas
Are you talking about turning leds on/off ?
I have implemented these commands into the Jeedom plugin.
You can also put them in HLC patterns python file on button press for example.
Sorry, I should have been more specific. I mean the section “ReSpeaker Button” and the code given in the “Example toggling rhasspy wakeword” on this page. https://kiboost.github.io/jeedom_docs/other/Rhasspy/HermesLedControl/
Where does that code go and how is it called? This probably is very basic, but I don’t have a lot of experience with this.
From the description I understand pressing the button should toggle the wakeword detection on/off (e.g. when there is lots a talking going on and you want to be sure to avoid false postives) and indicate either state by the LEDs. That’s what I’m looking for.
Yes, go to hermesLedControl_v2.0.0 folder
Go to ledPatterns folder
Open the py file corresping to the led pattern you use
At the bottom, use such sort of code:
def onButton1(self, *args):
#mute hotword detection:
self._animation.clear()
self.off()
if self.muted:
self.muted = False
topic = "hermes/hotword/toggleOn"
else:
self.muted = True
topic = "hermes/hotword/toggleOff"
payload = '{"siteId": "'+self._controller._mainClass._me+'", "reason": ""}'
self._controller._mainClass._mqttClient.publish(topic, payload)
self.off()
self._controller.idle()
Then put self.muted = False in init on the top and restart HLC
I’ve added a section on setting up an equalizer on sound output.
This allow to set TTS voice bass/treble to make more natural voice depending on you speakers.
Have you successfully chained a LAPSDA equalizer and an ALSA soft-vol PCM?
Hi KiboOst,
Thanks a lot for your work, I use JeeRhasspy and found some very interesting things on your page.
I just discovered a mobile app for Rhasspy (https://github.com/razzo04/rhasspy-mobile-app) and tried it on an old Android phone. I wonder if you could take a look and maybe add it to your pages (and maybe to JeeRhasspy for tts).
Nice list of tips, somehow I missed this when I created my awesome-rhasspy list. I rectified this error and added your page. JeeRhasspy was already on it 
I also tried the app today.
@KiboOst it would be nice to make it compatible with jeerhasspy (which i love 
)
Thanks
I have no way to try it on android, sorry. Maybe if one day it is iOS compatible ?
Too bad, I have no idea how it’s working in Android, Rhasspy recognizes it as a satellite but the interface is not as usual and it’s not possible to send configuration from jeeRhassy (of course). Very convenient for sending orders when TV or music is playing a little loud… Many thanks anyway !
