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### Test run
When double-clicking your start script the app should come up and connect successfully.
Restart your Raspberry Pi to make sure the script comes up automatically.
Restart your Raspberry Pi to make sure the script comes up automatically.
### Power settings for normal operation
In my own use-case the screen is usually off and turns on only when a command is spoken. In case you want that, too:
* The turning on is done by this application by briefly simulating mouse action.
* After the dialogue has finished I want the screen to turn off again soon.
* The default power off setting is 10 min.
* To decrease that the easiest way will be to install xscreensaver:
* _sudo apt install xscreensaver_
* Then open the configuration from the "Preferences" menu in the start menu and set the blank value to what is to your liking.
### How exactly does the application respond to events?
#### Hotword detected
It will wakeup when a message with a topic of this kind is published: _hermes/hotword/+/detected_
However it will only wake up if the message is targeted to the siteId specified in this instance's configuration file.
#### Intent recognized
If an intent is successfully recognized the text recognized will be displayed, so this topic is being watched for: _hermes/intent/#_
#### When text is asked to be spoken
...then it's also printed: _hermes/tts/say_
#### Session ends
Session is ended when the appropriate event is recognized: _hermes/dialogueManager/sessionEnded_
#### Bonus material
Up until here those are events built into Rhasspy. But I've come up with these additional events/commands:
##### Simply display text
Your application just wants some text to be displayed, publish it under topic _hermes/tts/displayText_ using the same syntax as for the speak command.
##### Display selectable options
CONSTRUCTION SITE, NOT FINISHED, YET
If you'd like to publish a list of selectable options for the user send it for topic _hermes/tts/displayOptions_
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