I am testing DA7212 with my nrf52840 and i have made connections but i am not sure if thats right. Also i am trying to use i2s loopback example from sdk.
i need some guidence
I am testing DA7212 with my nrf52840 and i have made connections but i am not sure if thats right. Also i am trying to use i2s loopback example from sdk.
i need some guidence
Hello,
I am testing DA7212 with my nrf52840 and i have made connections but i am not sure if thats right.
Could you please elaborate on what you are trying to achieve, are you attempting to do audio transfer to/from the nRF52840 over the I2S interface?
What hardware connections have you made, and which SDK are you using?
i need some guidence
Have you seen the documentation of the I2S loopback example? It details how the connections for the example must be made, and how you can verify that it is working correctly.
Best regards,
Karl
So i am using the i2s loopback example . I am using nrf sdk 16.0,
the connections i made are as follows
nrf52840 DA7212.
pin 27(sdout). Din j2 pin 5
5v J7 pin 10
Gnd 0v
sck j2 Pin 1 (I2S BCLK)
LRCK j2 Pin 3 (I2S WCLK)
i also connected dout pin of DA7212 to a speakers +ve and -ve to the gnd.
in the loop back example i was supposed to connect pin 26 to pin 27 of nrf52 to see if the reception is happening which is fine.
i am completely new to audio codec and i2s protocol so please forgive me for any blunder that i might have made. thanks .
Hello,
Brijesh said:the connections i made are as follows
Could you tell me, are you using a custom board for your DA7212 chip, or are you using a breakout board? If the former, could you provide a schematic of your circuitry, and in case of the latter, could you provide a more detailed name of the breakout board you are using, or a link to its datasheet?
It is hard for me to know your setup and potential problems without this information.
Brijesh said:to see if the reception is happening which is fine.
By this, are you saying that the example works as intended, and you are able to see the expected output from the loopback test, as described in the loopback documentation?
If it worked as intended, what is the issue you are currently facing?
I see from another comment you have made that you are seeking to play any kind of audio on the speaker, but are unable to do so with the loopback example.
The loopback example, as provided, just checks that the communication is happening as it should, without error. I do not think it will produce any noticeable sound on a speaker.
Brijesh said:i am completely new to audio codec and i2s protocol so please forgive me for any blunder that i might have made. thanks .
Absolutely no problem at all, we were all new to this at some point! I am happy to help, and will do my best to understand and help with your issue.
Best regards,
Karl
Hello,
Brijesh said:the connections i made are as follows
Could you tell me, are you using a custom board for your DA7212 chip, or are you using a breakout board? If the former, could you provide a schematic of your circuitry, and in case of the latter, could you provide a more detailed name of the breakout board you are using, or a link to its datasheet?
It is hard for me to know your setup and potential problems without this information.
Brijesh said:to see if the reception is happening which is fine.
By this, are you saying that the example works as intended, and you are able to see the expected output from the loopback test, as described in the loopback documentation?
If it worked as intended, what is the issue you are currently facing?
I see from another comment you have made that you are seeking to play any kind of audio on the speaker, but are unable to do so with the loopback example.
The loopback example, as provided, just checks that the communication is happening as it should, without error. I do not think it will produce any noticeable sound on a speaker.
Brijesh said:i am completely new to audio codec and i2s protocol so please forgive me for any blunder that i might have made. thanks .
Absolutely no problem at all, we were all new to this at some point! I am happy to help, and will do my best to understand and help with your issue.
Best regards,
Karl