asoundrc should be exactly the same as below except the Bluetooth address "40:00:88:00:18:0E", which should come from your original. You need to modify it to look like below. The original ~/.asoundrc file looks like this: $ cat ~/.asoundrc You need to modify this file to set up the built-in microphone on the docking hub. asoundrc file will be generated with the Bluetooth speaker info in it. Your speaker should produce a chime or voice notification to indicate the Bluetooth connection is successfully made.Īfter the Bluetooth speaker is connected, the.
Go to the speaker icon on the top menu bar. You will get a successful pair message but the speaker is not connected yet.Highlight the speaker entry and click Pair. You should see the speaker discovered.Put the Bluetooth speaker in pairing mode.Go to the Bluetooth icon on the top menu bar, turn on Bluetooth and then add a Bluetooth device.Setup Bluetooth SpeakerĪfter reboot and the desktop screen comes back, pair with your Bluetooth speaker. Reboot the Pi to take the setting in effect. These options are under Preference/Raspberry Pi Configuration, then go to Interfaces and checkmark the SSH and VNC options. If you don't want to use the monitor, keyboard, and mouse at next startup, enabling these options would allow you to remote access the Pi. Start a terminal and edit /boot/config.txt sudo nano /boot/config.txtĭisable the analog and hdmi audio by inserting '#' in front of the following line in the file: #dtparam=audio=on This step is important to get the Raspberry Pi Zero Docking Hub audio to work with the Google Assistant software. You only need to do once unless the network setting has changed or need to be changed. Left mouse click over the WiFi icon on the top bar.
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