ARD-AUDIO-DA7212

Dialog Semiconductor DA7212 Audio Shield

Hello World

Import libraryDA7212

Forked Library from TLV320 to drive Dialog Semiconductor DA7212 Audio codec IC

Library

Import libraryDA7212

Forked Library from TLV320 to drive Dialog Semiconductor DA7212 Audio codec IC

Pinout

Datasheet

http://www.dialog-semiconductor.com/docs/site-pdf/ard-audio-da7212-user-manual-rev1-0.pdf

Notes

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There is DEVELOPING HelloWorld project

Import programDA7212hello_dev

Dialog DA7212 evaluating project DEVELOP branch

and libraries used in the project:

Remember - they are dirty, daily updating, may not work properly

  • The ARD-AUDIO-DA7212 is an ‘audio shield’ that can be used with a number of MCU development platforms due to its compatibility with the Arduino™ R3 pin layout.
  • The audio shield can be used with commercially available development platforms such as Freescale ‘Freedom’, Intel ‘Galileo’, Microchip ‘chipKIT’ and Arduino.
  • Introduction page for this board
  • Product page on Digi-Key(1564-1021-ND)
  • 5V power for speaker
  • 3.3V for I2C/I2S and headset mic bias
  • 1.8V(by on-board LDO) for internal analog
  • I2C access by address 0x34(8bit)/0x1A(7bit)
  • onboard I2C 2.2k pullups (R19 and 20; may be too strong pullup in case of multi slaves)
  • I2S
  • stereo AUX input
  • MIC1 R-ch input used for headset mic
    • (alternate) MK1 MIC2 R-ch input used for onboard MEMS (such as 423-1138-1-ND at digikey, not assembled by default)
  • MIC1/2 L-ch is accessible by testpads
  • Every part is gain controllable
    • Microphones1/2 L/R
      • 3bits range
    • AUX L/R
      • 6bits range
    • ADC/DAC L/R
      • 7bits range
    • Headphone Out L/R
      • 6bits range
    • Speaker Out
      • 6bits range
  • J3 microSD card socket Molex 0492250821/WM3295CT-ND
    • not assembled by default
    • Need to short R14 ~ R17 for use

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