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| | 1. Power on your SAM board and plug in the 12V Power Supply to the 12V connector. If the board is properly powered, the green LED9/PWR will light up. | {{ : | | 1. Power on your SAM board and plug in the 12V Power Supply to the 12V connector. If the board is properly powered, the green LED9/PWR will light up. | {{ : | ||
| | 2. Plug the USB Micro Type B side to the SAM board USB connector and the USB Type A side to a USB connection on the PC. | {{ : | | 2. Plug the USB Micro Type B side to the SAM board USB connector and the USB Type A side to a USB connection on the PC. | {{ : | ||
| - | | 3. Connect the 3.5mm stereo audio cable to an audio source with audio jack support (such as a cell phone) and to the //LINE IN// connector on the SAM. | TODO| | + | | 3. Connect the 3.5mm stereo audio cable to an audio source with audio jack support (such as a cell phone) and to the //LINE IN// connector on the SAM. Connect the Portable speaker to the //LINE OUT// connector on the SAM (ensure the speaker is turned on!). | {{ : |
| - | | 4. Connect the Portable speaker to the //LINE OUT// connector on the SAM (ensure the speaker is turned on!). | TODO| | + | | 4. Proceed to the software setup instructions //(common for all hardware variants)// |
| - | | 5. Proceed to the software setup instructions //(common for all hardware variants)// | + | |
| ==== ADZS-SC584-EZLITE ==== | ==== ADZS-SC584-EZLITE ==== | ||
| - | TODO | + | | 1. Power on your board and plug in the 12V Power Supply to the 12V connector. If the board is properly powered, the green PWR LED will light up. | {{ : |
| + | | 2. Plug the USB Micro Type B side to the board USB OTG connector and the USB Type A side to a USB connection on the PC. | {{ : | ||
| + | | 3. Connect the RCA Left and Right side connector to the INPUT/ | ||
| + | | 4. Connect the Portable speaker to the // | ||
| + | | 5. Proceed to the software setup instructions //(common for all hardware variants)// | ||
| ==== EV-SC594-SOM + Carrier ==== | ==== EV-SC594-SOM + Carrier ==== | ||
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| //This setup will allow audio to pass from input to output through your hardware by using both an analog input source and an analog output source. This setup allows us to play audio via an Audio Jack from a phone and output to a mini portable speaker.// | //This setup will allow audio to pass from input to output through your hardware by using both an analog input source and an analog output source. This setup allows us to play audio via an Audio Jack from a phone and output to a mini portable speaker.// | ||
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| - | | 1. In the shell terminal, type //help route//. The shell will display the usage for the //route// command. | TODO| | + | | 1. In the shell terminal, type //help route//. The shell will display the usage for the //route// command. | {{ : |
| - | | 2. In the shell terminal, type //route//. The shell will display the current audio routing table. | TODO| | + | | 2. In the shell terminal, type //route//. The shell will display the current audio routing table. | {{ : |
| - | | 3. In the shell terminal, type //route 0 codec 0 codec 0 2// to add to route table index 0 the audio routing of codec input to codec output with 2 channels. Type //route// again to ensure that table was updated properly. | TODO| | + | | 3. In the shell terminal, type //route 0 codec 0 codec 0 2 20// to add to route table index 0 the audio routing of codec input to codec output with 2 channels |
| - | | 6. Finally, on your analog input device, enable audio. You should now be able to hear the audio from the input device coming out of the speaker connected to //LINE OUT//. | TODO| | + | | 6. Finally, on your analog input device, enable audio. You should now be able to hear the audio from the input device coming out of the speaker connected to //LINE OUT// or // |
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resources/tools-software/sharc-audio-module/advanced-audio-projects/examples-analog-audio.txt · Last modified: 21 Sep 2023 22:18 by Sagar Vaidya