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I have this old Hi-Fi speaker system (Philips DC146) that I'm using with my RPi to stream my music with airplay from my phone and I've set up this motor to switch it on/off because it makes some noise when on without playback.

The motor has worked for a while but I do feel the torque getting weaker because of the tension it goes through everytime it acts on the button.

There is an IR remote that controls it but I would like to be able to send those commands from my pi because I've set up speech recognition in my room.


I've looked inside the remote and i wonder if it's possible to use the circuit to control the IR transmitter.

Otherwise, what parts would I need to buy to be able to, say, stick a transmitter to the reciever on the speaker and have it act as the remote??

(If possible, I'd like something simple to install like USB if that exists. Otherwise, a bit of challenge isn't too bad either.) I have found this but I'm not sure whether it's right and if it's possible to extend the distance between it and the pi.

I hope this is the right place to ask my question, there is a lot of information out there and I'm kind of overwhelmed.

Thanks!

(Here are some pictures of the system:) This is the speaker system I'm using (ignore the tape and motor) The remote opened This is what there is under the buttons This is what the circuit board looks like from the bottom

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