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[paul-]

/home/tc/sbpd-script.sh is correct for put in user commands.

What happens when you run the script manually. I can see you have a path issue for the cfg file. You need to fix that first.

[KillerJoe34]

It's ok if I run the script manually
Do you mean I have to move the cfg in the tc directory ?

Edit: just moved it in the tc directory but still the same

Edit2: it seems it's a permission problem, I need to sudo pigpiod again after a reboot to make the script work, I probably did something wrong in the process..
I'll try again tomorrow

[paul-]

The user commands section of pCP will run with root permission, so no need for sudo in the script.

Is the script named sbpd-script or sbpd-script.sh Make sure you are using the correct name in user commands.

[KillerJoe34]

Yes, it's sbpd-script.sh

I just added sudo pigpiod in the script and it works now strange

Thank you Paul for your time and work !

But... I'll be back

[PaulH]

Tried to add the pause command by pulling down the GPIO08 (pin24):

/usr/local/sbin/sbpd -d -s b,24,PLAY,2,0

Nothing happend. What could be wrong ? Thanks

[paul-]

Almost certainly user error.

Run the command from an ssh session with verbose (-v) output.

[PaulH]

Almost certainly user error.

For sure !

Almost certainly user error.

Run the command from an ssh session with verbose (-v) output.

Like that ?
tc@pCP:~$ sbpd -d -s b,24,PLAY,2,0 -v

[paul-]

Yes, see what that shows, the should be a lot of rest output..there is also a debug level with -z, but don’t start with that.

[PaulH]

Yes, see what that shows, the should be a lot of rest output..there is also a debug level with -z, but don’t start with that.

It doesn't work. I measure 3,3V on PIN 24 (it's seems to be set as input). Connected to GND the player stay in PLAY mode

[paul-]

Post the output of the command. I hope you are using a button and not just touching wire and pins. There is debounce in the software. But you would see that if you look at the output.