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Add it as a switch. |
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i did it but no sound, only a soft crackling sound when i put on and off the switch |
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You need to drive the pitch/length via a library. Take a look at the documentation on how to add your custom code. |
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You're talking about a piezo speaker, not a buzzer. Likely you picked the wrong part. A buzzer is able to output a sound (predefined from factory) when some DC is applied to its terminals. A piezo speaker is just a part of the buzzer. It needs some audio signal to be generated and applied to it to act like a buzzer. Openhasp doesn't support that. |
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I see this is an old discussion, but can't find anything newer. |
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add librrary , eg. ezBuzzer |
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Acoustic feedback is very useful for touch input. It is sorely lacking in OpenHASP! |
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Hello, i'm using this project with a arduitouch that have a integrated buzzer connected to a GPIO of the esp32 board
It's very interesting if it will be integrated and controllable with the home assistant integration
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