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Revision as of 22:44, 23 May 2019
Applications include infotainment systems and instrument panel displays. The standard system available with miniSim models a typical OEM infotainment system including the following functionality:
- Radio (requires internet connection)
- MP3 playback
- Navigation (NADS Springfield map only)
- Platform Independent (iOS, Android, Windows, Raspberry Pi)
Architecture
Host script
This is blah blah
Audio handler(s)
By default, a single audio page (infotainment_audio.htm) is included. This page can handle 3 channels of stereo playback:
- Media playback
- Alert playback (temporarily mutes media playback on play)
- Notify playback
Display/input pages
This is where it gets interesting.
