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Let's make - Voice Controlled Lights

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Author: MIKROE

Last Updated: 2014-07-31

Package Version: 1.0.0.0

Category: Audio & Speech

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License: MIT license  

This simple how-to, shows you how to make voice activated switch with help of SpeakUP click (in standalone mode) and Relay click.

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Let's make - Voice Controlled Lights

Let's make - Voice Controlled Lights

SpeakUP in standalone mode and Relay click is all that you need.

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How many times have you stubbed your toe on a piece of furniture while looking for a light-switch in a dark room? Let's make that switch voice controlled.

The great thing about SpeakUp click is that it works as a standalone device because it has an STM32 ARM® Cortex®-M4 MCU on it.

To use it as a light switch, or as an electrical switch for any other appliance, you just have to combine it with a relay click. It will take 15 minutes to set it all up. It's ridiculously easy.

You can download the free software tool for configuring your SpeakUp from this link:

The instructions for recording commands for this project are in the video, but you can go here for a general guide on how the software works:

!!WARNING!!

Hazardous voltages in electrical equipment can cause severe personal injury or death.
This project includes a relay click which has some exposed components that may be connected to hazardous line voltages.Take extreme care to protect against shock.
Do not touch the board while the power supply is on.
Always work with another person in case an emergency occurs.

Let's make - Voice Controlled Lights

How many times have you stubbed your toe on a piece of furniture while looking for a light-switch in a dark room? Let's make that switch voice controlled. The great thing about SpeakUp click is that it works as a standalone device because it has an STM32

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