IceBl0ck Editor

Features IceBl0ck Editor

THIS APP IS FOR USE WITH A RASPBERRY PI AND THE FREE ICEBL0CK SOFTWARE.PLEASE SEE WWW.ICEBL0CK.COM FOR DETAILSIceBl0ck Editor is the Official IceBl0ck telephone blocker App.
New actions just added: Pimoroni Unicorn (Hat and pHat) support for RGB status light, Playing TTS,wav and callers phone number to a Chromecast speaker Recording the caller message and emailing the .wav file to you.
Actions include:1)..
Allow a number to ring only between certain times of the day, certain days of the week or a combination of both.2)..
Messages played to the caller can be Text To Speech or pre-recorded sound files.3)..
Messages can be played to your wireless speaker (e.g.
Chromecast Audio).4)..
Automatically detect a robot caller.5)..
Play the calling telephone number to your speaker.6)..
Playing to speakers uses a user defined command so you can easily incorporate the feature into your Pi home automation system.7)..
More than one action can be associated with a number.8)..
Play a random file between a range of files (TTS or pre-recorded).
Useful if you want to vary the message to the caller.9)..
RGB status light uses Unicorn Hat or pHat from Pimoroni (use Unicorn in the App).
You can select any of 10 scripts to run creating any effect you like.
Included are effects for rainbow, 7 colours and 2 others.10)..
System menu E.g.
Press 1 for Tom, 2 for Dick, 3 for Harry, Star to listen to the options again".
Then have 3 files (one for each name) that say e.g.
"Phone for you Tom" to your wireless speaker.
This feature may require manually modifying the text file using the App.11)..
User configurable speaker command to support your Pi configuration.
Please note, this App is only useful if you have a Raspberry Pi, IceBl0ck software (free), compatible USB modem and the Caller ID service enabled on your telephone line.
Please see www.IceBl0ck.com for details and search for IceBl0ck on ebay for our compatible Raspberry Pi USB Modem.
Coming soon ...
Pi SD card image (8GB card required) so no manual setup of the Pi required.