Sound Disturber

1. Open Sound Disturber app
2. Go to menu Help, then License.
3. Copy your Device ID

1. Login to Gemtok with your account, login here.
2. Goto menu Games and select Sound Disturber
3. Click Get License Key button
4. Enter your Device ID, then click Get License Key.
5. After license key successfuly generated, copy and paste to Sound Disturber app.

• Easy to use and user friendly
• Customize audio freely
• Control electric devices (light, fan, etc)
• Auto pitch audio when gift strike
• Play multiple audio simultaneously
• Play sound or turn on/off electric on event:
  • On Gift DefinedPlay on gift defined, like Rose, Football, etc.
  • On Any GiftPlay on any gift received
  • On Else GiftPlay on any received gift that not defined
  • On Minimal CoinsTrigger by minimal gift coins value
  • On Any Comment
  • On Follow
  • On Share
  • On Like
  • On Join

1. Add Audio File

Prepare your audio files, then click Audio Mixer.

Click Load Audio File on selected channel (for example Channel #1), then browse and select your audio file (MP3 format).

Click Play to play selected audio file.

2. Connect Socket Controller (Optional)

Click Socket Controller.

Plug device cable, then click Refresh and select device port.

Click Connect Device button, wait until device connected successfuly.

3. Add Event

Click Event Manager.

Click New Event to add new event.

Select event type: Gift, Any Gift, Else Gift, Any Comment, Follow, Share, Like, & Join.
If event is on Gift, select Gift on gift list (for example, Rose).
Click Add New Action to add action to be executed when event triggered.

Select action: Play Audio, Socket On, & Socket Off.
Select audio channel number or select socket number and enter duration.

4. Connect to TikTok Live

Start your LIVE on TikTok first, then enter your username on the field.
Select server nearest to your location, then click Connect.

5. Watch on Youtube

Hardware requirements

• Lolin NodeMCU V3 ESP8266–Search
• Relay Module 5v 6 Channel–Search

Scheme

Pinout Connection

• GPIO16 (D0) —> IN1
• GPIO5 (D1) —> IN2
• GPIO4 (D2) —> IN3
• GPIO14 (D5) —> IN4
• GPIO12 (D6) —> IN5
• GPIO13 (D7) —> IN6
• GND —> GND
• VBUS/VV (5V) —> VCC

Notes

• Only NodeMCU Lolin v3 version has a 5v output voltage, make sure you choose that version when buying.
• Relay Module has optocoupler, you can isolate the voltage to protect the microcontroller from electrical spikes.
  Provide external power supply (5v) then connect to GND and JD-VCC on Relay Module board.
• Lolin NodeMCU V3 ESP8266 use CH340 chip to communicate with your computer over USB, download CH340 driver on link above if you can't connect to device.
• WARNING! Please be careful, we only provide tutorial & simple schematic. Do with your own risk, we are not responsible for all losses that occur due to this guide.

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