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Jukephone

Repurposing a landline telephone into a jukebox with Raspberry Pi Pico and an Mp3 player

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This project was created on 10/04/2023 and last updated 10 months ago.

Description

I found a big button corded telephone and decided to paint it red and turn it into a jukebox.
A Raspberry Pi Pico is used to read the keypresses, process the input, send the Mp3 player instructions via UART, and provide feedback through the LED and buzzer.
The output pins of the Mp3 player are connected to the speaker inside the headset. There's also a 3.5" mini-jack port, to use headphones. The switch below the handset is used as a power switch.
The whole Jukephone is powered by a lithium battery rechargeable via USB.
I loaded the MicroSD card with 999 Mp3 files, organized so that there's one hundred per genre (except the first one). Specific tracks can be invoked by typing their number on the keypad.

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  • 1 × Landline telephone With keypad matrix
  • 1 × Raspberry Pi Pico Or Raspberry Pi Pico W
  • 1 × DFPlayer mini (or MP3-TF-16P clone) MH2024K-24K, MH2024K-16SS and many more chips are supported
  • 1 × MicroSD card 8GB or more is recommended
  • 1 × TP4056 battery charger module

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