# The GPIO numbers are in board mode so you can count down on your 
# Raspberry Pi to find the number:
#  _____________
#  	(1) (2) \
#  	(3) (4) |
#  	(5) (6) |
# 
# and so on...
#
# To get a view for the numbering install the python module gpiozero the following way:
#
# 	sudo pip install gpiozero
#
# Now if you type pinout you get a nice graphical overview for your pins.
# WARNING: Only use GPIOs that are NOT reserved for I²C, SPI or UART!

PWM_FREQUENCY=60

# You can specify multiple GPIOS for one color separated by ,
GPIOS_RED=11
GPIOS_GREEN=12
GPIOS_BLUE=13

# The path to your audio folder (must contain wave files!).
AUDIO_PATH=/path/to/audio/files

# The color for sound visualization
COLOR_RED=0
COLOR_GREEN=128
COLOR_BLUE=255

# The color for silence parts of your audio visualization.
COLOR_BACKGROUND_RED=0
COLOR_BACKGROUND_GREEN=0
COLOR_BACKGROUND_BLUE=0

# The color for the flickering candle on standby.
COLOR_FIRE_RED=255
COLOR_FIRE_GREEN=128
COLOR_FIRE_BLUE=0

# The input pin for your motion sensor.
GPIO_TRIGGER=7

# The seconds the pumpkin waits to be triggered again after he has been triggered.
RETRIGGER_TIMEOUT=10

# The input pin for your evaporator activation.
GPIO_EVAPORATOR=0

# The input pin for your pump activation.
GPIO_PUMP=0

# The maximal runtime for pump and evaporator in seconds during speaking.
FOG_RUNTIME_MAX=3

# The input pin for a poweroff switch to power down the whole system.
GPIO_POWEROFF=0