I think, it's this one I have but I'll check - STM32F0DISCOVERY
The good thing about these boards is that there is lots of code & apps already done for them - I have linked to some of the more interesting/relevant code in this document on my google drive Flashair folder https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nak ... sp=sharing
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For Digital Audio playback that delivers WHERE the performers are on stage but more importantly WHY they are there.
I'm hoping to have a go with the existing board and arduino to see ow it goes. Think I can get an ESP8266 working with it from looking at the code etc.
Fran wrote: ↑Fri May 25, 2018 11:17 pm
I'm hoping to have a go with the existing board and arduino to see ow it goes. Think I can get an ESP8266 working with it from looking at the code etc.
Great that's Definetly lower hanging fruit
sd card player, modded soekris dac, class a lifepo4 amp or gb class a/b amp, diy open baffle speakers based on project audio mundorf trio 10's
Hope to get looking at it over the weekend, but it looks doable. I have a very rough block diagram worked out, but it will take some coding and testing to see how it goes.
Basic idea is to get the ESP to see what the STMF04 chip sees and then replicate the button presses. If that works, then move on to wifi transfer through the ESP to the SD card. That would allow us to use the SD player boards with some mods, and SLC cards and not have to worry about wifi adaptors etc.
Fran wrote: ↑Sat May 26, 2018 12:08 am
Hope to get looking at it over the weekend, but it looks doable. I have a very rough block diagram worked out, but it will take some coding and testing to see how it goes.
Basic idea is to get the ESP to see what the STMF04 chip sees and then replicate the button presses. If that works, then move on to wifi transfer through the ESP to the SD card. That would allow us to use the SD player boards with some mods, and SLC cards and not have to worry about wifi adaptors etc.
This is interesting, Fran - any details or anything we can help with?
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For Digital Audio playback that delivers WHERE the performers are on stage but more importantly WHY they are there.
Fran wrote: ↑Sat May 26, 2018 12:08 am
Hope to get looking at it over the weekend, but it looks doable. I have a very rough block diagram worked out, but it will take some coding and testing to see how it goes.
Basic idea is to get the ESP to see what the STMF04 chip sees and then replicate the button presses. If that works, then move on to wifi transfer through the ESP to the SD card. That would allow us to use the SD player boards with some mods, and SLC cards and not have to worry about wifi adaptors etc.
This is interesting, Fran - any details or anything we can help with?
ill put my hat in the ring for that too
if the esp can read and write to a slc card that more ideal than flashair id guess
assuming that the sd card player cant be reading at the same time as esp?
if the signal to the lcd screen can be read to be shown on an app/webbrowser would be good to
sd card player, modded soekris dac, class a lifepo4 amp or gb class a/b amp, diy open baffle speakers based on project audio mundorf trio 10's
My programmer here can make an android app, but hasn't got HTML. So we might need a bit of help to be able to run this from a browser. But we have a few hurdles to cross yet.....
I think, it's this one I have but I'll check - STM32F0DISCOVERY
The good thing about these boards is that there is lots of code & apps already done for them - I have linked to some of the more interesting/relevant code in this document on my google drive Flashair folder https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nak ... sp=sharing
Is it something you've decided is too much work?
What sort of time would it take
if one knew what they were doing?
Have to say I'd be more comfortable throwing a few quid at a good local student programmer in instalments per milestone using a dev board?
sd card player, modded soekris dac, class a lifepo4 amp or gb class a/b amp, diy open baffle speakers based on project audio mundorf trio 10's
Pearse was giving that a shot with USB card readers but that particular route seemed to be quite a challenge, hopefully things could get easier with a breakout board or something else
