Thank you to all those people who made this project possible

A list of people /organizations I would like to thank. Without these people talKKonnect would not be possible. I have learned so much and had so much fun and sleepless nights building this device

  • Tim Cooper for the gumble library and for barnard a text based mumble client for cli linux
  • Daniel Chote for making talkiepi
  • The developers who created and maintain the mumble protocol and server
  • Raspberry Pi Foundation
  • FreeSWITCH, Anthony Minessale II and the freeswitch team
  • Linux Foundation and the people who create and maintain linux
  • Arduino and ESPRESSIF
  • The creators and maintainers of golang
  • The solder smoke podcast and those homebrewers who show their work on the internet
  • Tayeb Meftah who was always there to test talKKonnect and give me inspiration
  • Ariya my little girl who could somehow manage to make talKKonect core dump
  • Mumble free online public server FPS Network Server 4 Fillipino Gamers who were always there as a great for testing the sound quality and the functioning of talKKonnect on a live production server
  • and so many more of those selfless people who share their knowledge and experience ….

 

talKKonnect Gallery

I have posted some pictures of my man cave and the building of talKKonnect.

You can see that the unit has an LCD which is informative and give information such as

  • Display the IP and Port of the server connected
  • Display TX when Transmitting (Press the PTT Key on the Microphone)
  • Shows Name of amount of people in the channel joined
  • Shows last server event
  • Shows who last spoke
  • Shows any errors or warnings
  • Shows any received text messages

There are also channel UP/Down button both on the unit and on the microphone for the user to easily navigate through the channels.

There are a total of 4 LEDS

  • Shows that you are online
  • Shows that there are others logged into the same channel as you
  • Shows that the device is in PTT mode (Transmitting)
  • Shows that someone is speaking

There is also a volume knob on the bottom right of the unit for adjusting the volume.

LCD Showing Server Connected to and Latest Event
The talKKonnect on the shelf
Picture of the showing the insides with the top cover open
Picture of the showing the insides with the top cover open
Picture of the showing the insides with the top cover open
LCD showing the channel connected to, the amount of users in the channel and who was the last person who spoke in the channel
A picture showing my man cave in which I spend way too many hours
Side view of the building process
Top view of the building process
Side top view of the building process
LCD showing the channel connected to, the amount of users in the channel and who was the last person who spoke in the channel
The red channel up and down push buttons on the left side on the unit
Another picture showing my man cave in which I spend way too many hours
The Completed talKKonnect Unit.