MUSEAL mean MUSEum Audioguide Lowcost.
Raspberry Pi is used to serve audio files over Wifi (with hotspot captive portal).
Visitor are able to use their smartphone to :
- Connect to wifi hotspot (open network)
- Open web browser and open or reload any web adress (all url are redirected)
- Select audio media and listen
- Raspberry Pi 1 or 2 (with alim & case)
- Hostspot compatible wifi USB dongle (http://elinux.org/RPI-Wireless-Hotspot)
- SD card (4Go minimum)
- Total cost : ~80$
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Easy way :
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Download last system image : https://github.com/nbergont/museal/releases
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Write on SD card (use http://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/)
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Boot up Raspberry Pi and connect your smarphone to "MUSEAL" Wifi hotspot
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Open web browser and open or reload any web adress
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Go to "/admin" page (defaut login : "admin" , defaut password : "admin")
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Configure your options (don't forget to change login & password)
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Add new section & audio media
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Logout & your device is ready !
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Hardest way (for advanced users):
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Download MINIBIAN Raspberry Pi image : https://minibianpi.wordpress.com/
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Install on SD card
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Configure system & wifi (TODO)
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- Python Flask (http://flask.pocoo.org/) : for web server
- BootStrap (http://getbootstrap.com/) : for front-end framework
- mediaelement (http://mediaelementjs.com/) : for play audio file
- MINIBIAN (https://minibianpi.wordpress.com/) : for Raspberry operating system
- Web application to list & play media (for users)
- Web admin for managing media & options
- Wifi hostname change
- Complete system image for beginner
- Check if complete system image work on Raspberry 2 (it should work)
- QRcode functions (Visitor scan QRcode to obtain media)
- Customisation (theme, colors ...)
- Add picture or video media