Comodi is a program written in Python 3 made with and for the Raspberry Pi. It uses a char LCD display, current support is only a 20x4 display, to display various amounts of information to the user.

This is my first Python and Raspberry Pi project, feel free to help me out by forking this repository, reporting bugs and propose features to the program.

Comodi requires the a working installation and configuration of LIRC and PyGame. More information about those products is on their websites. A full guide on how to get Comodi setup can be found here.

The following keys need to be configured in LIRC for Comodi to work as desired:

KEY_POWER

Turn display on/off.

KEY_1

Switch to menu 1.

KEY_2

Switch to menu 2.

KEY_3

Switch to menu 3.

KEY_PREVIOUSSONG

Go to the previous song or rewind song.

KEY_PLAYPAUSE

Play or pause the song.

KEY_NEXTSONG

Go to the next song.

KEY_VOLUMEDOWN

Lower the volume, min. 0.

KEY_VOLUMEUP

Turn the volume up, max. 10.

KEY_PROG1

Enable alarm 1.

KEY_PROG2

Enable alarm 2.

Python program for the Raspberry Pi to make use of char LCD display.
Copyright (C) 2013  Andreas Backx

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