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Allows the user to play a virtual piano on a computer while producing physical sound through a passive piezo buzzer connected to a microcontroller (ESP, Raspberry Pi Pico, or similar).
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Play a virtual piano on the computer while producing physical sound through a passive piezo buzzer connected to a microcontroller (ESP, Raspberry Pi Pico, or similar).
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1. The desktop app connects to a microcontroller over a serial (USB) port.
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2. A virtual piano keyboard is displayed.
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Run the main script or executable. A GUI window will open and prompt you for the following information:
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1.**Number of octaves** to display on the virtual piano (starting from octave 3)
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2.**Serial port**, for example:
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> */dev/ttyACM0*
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*`/dev/ttyACM0`*
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After clicking **DONE**, the application will attempt to connect to the microcontroller.
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After clicking **`DONE`**, the application will attempt to connect to the microcontroller.
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If the connection is successful, the virtual piano interface will appear.
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The application is then ready to send note data to the microcontroller.
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