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-# onsetswitch
+# ContactPi
 Use buttons connected to a Rasberry Pi GPIO to trigger Hog 4 comment macros.
 
-## Prep
+> If you are new to Raspberry Pi consider reading some [brief introductory tips.](https://thepihut.com/blogs/raspberry-pi-tutorials/the-raspberry-pi-tutorial-beginners-guide)
+
+## Preparing the Raspberry Pi
 
 *   Install Raspbian [the usual way.](https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/installation/installing-images/README.md)
-*   Enable the ssh server.  On a mac:
-```sh
-touch /Volumes/boot/ssh
+
+* Enable the ssh server.
+  - On a Mac within the terminal:
+  ```
+  > touch /Volumes/boot/ssh
+  ```
+  - On Windows:
+      1. Go to the boot folder created on the SD card
+      2. Create a blank text document named SSH
+
+
+* Eject the SD card and boot the Raspberry Pi.
+
+*   Use SSH to log into the Pi from your computers Command Line (Windows) or Terminal (Mac):
 ```
-
-*   Eject the SD card and boot the Raspberry Pi.
-*   Use SSH to log into the Pi:
-```sh
-ssh pi@raspberrypi
+> ssh pi@PI_IP_ADDRESS
 ```
+* The default password is `raspberry`.
 
-*   Use raspi-config to;
-```sh
-sudo raspi-config
+* Use `sudo raspi-config` to;
+    - set locale
+    - set timezone
+    - enlarge the file-system to fill the SD card
+    - reboot
+
+
+* Update the package manager and install the aptitude program.
 ```
- *  set locale
- *  set timezone
- *  enable ssh server
- *  enlarge the file-system to fill the SD card
- *  reboot
-
-
-*   Update the Apt and install aptitude
-```sh
-sudo apt-get update
-sudo apt-get install aptitude
+> sudo apt-get update
+> sudo apt-get install aptitude
 ```
 
 *   Use aptitude to upgrade the Pi.
-```sh
-sudo aptitude upgrade
+```
+> sudo aptitude upgrade
 ```
 
 *   Reboot the Pi.
-```sh
-sudo shutdown -r now
+```
+> sudo shutdown -r now
 ```
 
 *   Logging back into the Pi, install sane set of software packages.
-```sh
-sudo aptitude install git python3-pip python3-gpiozero
-sudo pip3 install gpiozero antlr4-python3-runtime python-osc
+```
+> sudo aptitude install git python3-pip python3-gpiozero
+> sudo pip3 install gpiozero antlr4-python3-runtime python-osc
 ```
 
 ## Installing
 
-```sh
-cd /home/pi
-git clone --recurse-submodules https://git.company235.com/kevin/onsetswitch.git
-cd onsetswitch
+* Change directory into `/home/pi`:
+```
+> cd /home/pi
+```
+> If you didn't notice any change you might already be in the correct directory.  You can confirm this by using the command `pwd` to print the  working directory. It should print: `/home/pi`
+
+* Download ContactPi:
+```
+> git clone --recurse-submodules https://git.company235.com/kevin/ContactPi.git
 ```
 
-## Configuring
-
-### Input
-Connect one side of the button to ground, the other to a GPIO pin.
-
-![](https://gpiozero.readthedocs.io/en/stable/_images/button_bb.svg)
-
-Configure the buttons:
-```sh
-nano buttons.cfg
-```
-
-### Output
-
-Configure the Hog4 OSC server:
-```sh
-nano server.cfg
+* Change directory into ContactPi:
+ ```
+> cd ContactPi
 ```
 
 ## Enabling on Boot
-Link the onsetswitch service file to systemd:
+
+* Link the service file to systemd:
 ```
-sudo cp buttons.service /lib/systemd/system/buttons.service
+> sudo cp buttons.service /lib/systemd/system/buttons.service
 ```
 
-Enable the service at startup:
-```sh
-sudo systemctl daemon-reload
-sudo systemctl enable buttons.service
+* Enable the service at startup:
+```
+> sudo systemctl daemon-reload
+> sudo systemctl enable buttons.service
 ```
 
-Start the buttond service:
+* Start the buttons service:
 ```
-sudo systemctl start buttons.service
-sudo systemctl status buttons.service
+> sudo systemctl start buttons.service
 ```
+
+## Hardware Setup
+
+* Connect one side of the button to ground, the other to a GPIO pin.
+
+![](https://gpiozero.readthedocs.io/en/stable/_images/button_bb.svg)
+
+You may use any of the numbered GPIO pins available on the PI:
+
+![](https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/usage/gpio/images/GPIO.png)
+
+## Configuring
+
+### Buttons and Macros
+
+>Nano is a command line text editor that is available by default on the Pi.  For a usage overview, read [The Beginner's Guide to Nano](https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/42980/the-beginners-guide-to-nano-the-linux-command-line-text-editor/)
+
+
+* Use nano to configure the pinout and macro settings.
+```
+> nano buttons.cfg
+```
+
+  This file configures which Raspberry Pi GPIO pins trigger which comment macros.
+
+  The `button` section contains a comma separated list of named button sections.
+
+  This is a sample buttons.cfg file:
+  ```
+  [button]
+  names=switch1,switch2,switch3,switch4
+
+  [switch1]
+  pin: 12
+  close: "gl21/2"
+  open: "gl21/1"
+
+  [switch2]
+  pin: 16
+  close: "gl22/2"
+  open: "gl22/1"
+
+  [switch3]
+  pin: 20
+  close: "gl23/2"
+  open: "gl23/1"
+
+  [switch4]
+  pin: 21
+  close: "gl24/2"
+  open: "gl24/1"
+  ```
+
+> ContactPi uses [Bacon Script](https://git.company235.com/kevin/baconscript) to abstract the underlying OSC. The [README](https://git.company235.com/kevin/baconscript/src/branch/master/README.md) file of that project contains additional details about the syntax for configuring comment macros.
+
+* Once the file has been configured press `ctrl+x` to exit.
+
+### Hog Servers
+
+* Use nano to configure the Hog server settings.
+```
+> nano server.cfg
+```
+
+  > Contact Pi only sends OSC commands to the first server in this list unless the net number is explicitly specified in the comment macro.
+  > `EXAMPLEh22`.
+
+  This is a sample server.cfg file:
+  ```
+  [network]
+  hogs = hog4_235, hedgehog_235, server_pc, server_rackhog
+
+  [hog4_235]
+  ip: 10.235.1.53
+  port: 7001
+  net: 53
+
+  [hedgehog_235]
+  ip: 10.235.1.63
+  port: 7001
+  net: 63
+
+  [server_pc]
+  ip: 10.235.1.12
+  port: 7001
+  net: 12
+
+  [server_rackhog]
+  ip: 10.235.1.22
+  port: 7001
+  net: 22
+  ```
+
+
+* Once the file has been configured `ctrl+x` to exit.
+
+* Restart buttons.service to apply changes.
+```
+> sudo systemctl restart buttons.service
+```
+
+* Check the status of the `buttons` systemd service.
+```
+> sudo systemctl status buttons.service
+
+  ● buttons.service - OSC Button Watcher
+     Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/buttons.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
+     Active: active (running) since Fri 2020-11-20 14:27:43 EST; 3s ago
+   Main PID: 1032 (python3)
+      Tasks: 6 (limit: 1433)
+     CGroup: /system.slice/buttons.service
+             └─1032 /usr/bin/python3 /home/pi/ContactPi/buttond.py
+
+             Nov 20 14:27:43 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Started OSC Button Watcher.
+             Nov 20 14:27:43 raspberrypi python3[1032]: Adding Hog device at net# 53
+             Nov 20 14:27:43 raspberrypi python3[1032]: Adding Hog device at net# 63
+             Nov 20 14:27:43 raspberrypi python3[1032]: Adding Hog device at net# 12
+             Nov 20 14:27:43 raspberrypi python3[1032]: Adding Hog device at net# 22
+  ```