Hi,
Pi 4.0 8GB mem
I purchased Charley, assembled it, install Cait 1.0 (had some problems but got it to work), Ran through some of your examples (like face regonition, added some simple motor movements) and eventually all was good.
Pi 4, 8GB, Oak 2, Respeaker 4 mics, Pi audio out to speakers,
Installed Cep software, took almost 2hrs, No problems I’m aware of. As it re-booted after install, I do not have a log file. Then started software, did setup, Oak 2 discovered and Respeaker and network. Then ran program interface, came up as Cortic Toolkit 1.5 (just like Cait 1.0. interface)
So, long story short, no program would run or initialize. To keep it simple one thing I tried was “example_face_recognition.cait”. Block program displayed on screen OK. I clicked run and “undefined appeared”. I got lots of undefined for everything.
OK, so first problem was I could not find block programming description or examples like you had for Cait 1.0. So I could not put together a program of my own making, just your examples.
Since all errors end with undefined, I assumed you’ve had this error before.
Help!
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Installed a fresh Raspberry OS Lite on 64GB SD on RPI4b-8GB.
after the "bash setup.sh", the pi restarted but after the reboot, the webservice is not responding...
That’s good to know. I will contact you by email from now on.
Oh, can you try rebooting the Raspberry Pi?
Hi John, we may have a fix for your freezing problem. It should be really fast for you to try it out. On your current CEP installation, do the following on the command line:
cd cep
git status (make sure you are in the test branch)
git checkout test (if you are not already in the test branch)
git pull
Then, you can go to the visual programming interface on your web browser to try it out. At the top of the web page, you should see some text saying that it contains a fix for the freeze problem beside the version number. This is just to ensure you are running with the correct fix. Please let me know how it goes. Thanks
The freezing frame problem is kind of weird. We are trying to reproduce it over here. The yellow border you mentioned in the previous message is actually the correct behaviour. It indicates which block is currently being executed. Even though the display image may be frozen, the program is still running.
If you look at the readme file from the CEP project, it tells you that you can go to http://<raspberry_pi_hostname>.local/setup to configure your audio and video devices. You can change your audio output from HDMI to the 3.5mm jack.
As for speech to text, the default on-device algorithm only works when you are in a very quiet room and speak directly into the microphone. This is due to the limited processing power of the Raspberry Pi. There is simply no capacity to perform the required signal processing task to clean up the audio signal.
If you sign up for a Google Cloud account by following the steps on this screen cast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYyaYPHJXZw, your speech to text performance will improve dramatically.
We have not gotten around to write an updated quick start guide for this new project yet. We will work on this in the next month or so.
Hi John, sorry about the confusion from before. I don’t know why the forum posted my reply to you twice, but I removed one of them already.
I am glad to hear that it works for you now. Not sure why you are experiencing the freeze. Have you tried restarting the Raspberry Pi? Does it happen consistently every time you run the demo program?
The following. Message has appeared twice since running latest version
Raspcep1 say error. This is in addition to face freeze in previous mail.
Confused.... This isn't going well. I have alredy starte setup.sh . May need to start all over again which I can do.
Rather then give me an expalnation on the inner working of git, the simplist thing to do is give me a line by line of the commands you want including the placewment of setup.sh.
What I did was
git clone
cd
git checkout test
I reapted this becasue you sent two copies in a row. see previous mail
git clone...
cd cep
git checkout test
setup.sh
Thanks. We are trying this configuration right now.
Also, we you say you are using Pi 8GB, do you mean the internal memory is 8GB or that your SD card size is 8GB?
Hi John, we tried reproducing this issue using the version of Raspberry Pi OS you mentioned above, but so far we have not been able to see any problems. Can you take some pictures of your hardware setup (in particular, what other accessories are connected to the raspberry pi) and send them to us? It would help with our debugging process tremendously. Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the info, John. We will try these as well.
Thanks for the clarification. We will try to reproduce this problem on our end. I will let you know soon.
Did the problems disappear when you only install CEP on a fresh Raspberry Pi OS, or are you still experiencing the same issues?
Hi,
Thanks for the quick response
On a new install of pi os plus all updates, I ran:
git clone https://github.com/cortictecnology/cep
cd cep
bash setup.sh
I also installed the respeaker software
git .../seeed-voicecard
...
sudo ./install.sh