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AdaFruit Wave Shield Téléchargement (voir la source)
Version du 15 mars 2012 à 12:22
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== Arduino WaveHC Library ==
Newer! Better! Sparklier!
For information how to use and install libraries, see our tutorial! Then check out the examples for how to use it.
This library pretty much requires a '328 Arduino, see our upgrade tutorial if you have a '168 Arduino
Arduino AF_Wave library
Download the latest library here (currently: Feb 18, 2008 which now supports the 328P and arduino v13 under mac and windows & probably linux)
For information how to use and install libraries, see our tutorial! Then check out the examples for how to use it.
Before you try to play audio, you'll want to free up some Arduino RAM, so that you don't end up with a nasty stack-overflow. Follow these instructions on how to get more RAM by reducing the input Serial library buffer.
The library is based off of Roland Riegel's AVR FAT16 code, but pared down quite a bit to reduce flash and RAM usage. There are also some strange optimizations to make it play audio better.
Demo waves
If you need some audio to test with, here is a synthesized voice saying "Hello world"
Here is the collection of numbers for the pispeak example!
Schematics & Layout
Schematics for v1.1 in PNG format
v1.1 Schematics and board layout in EagleCAD format
Schematics for v1.0 in PNG format
v1.0 Schematics and board layout in EagleCAD format
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Newer! Better! Sparklier!
For information how to use and install libraries, see our tutorial! Then check out the examples for how to use it.
This library pretty much requires a '328 Arduino, see our upgrade tutorial if you have a '168 Arduino
Arduino AF_Wave library
Download the latest library here (currently: Feb 18, 2008 which now supports the 328P and arduino v13 under mac and windows & probably linux)
For information how to use and install libraries, see our tutorial! Then check out the examples for how to use it.
Before you try to play audio, you'll want to free up some Arduino RAM, so that you don't end up with a nasty stack-overflow. Follow these instructions on how to get more RAM by reducing the input Serial library buffer.
The library is based off of Roland Riegel's AVR FAT16 code, but pared down quite a bit to reduce flash and RAM usage. There are also some strange optimizations to make it play audio better.
Demo waves
If you need some audio to test with, here is a synthesized voice saying "Hello world"
Here is the collection of numbers for the pispeak example!
Schematics & Layout
Schematics for v1.1 in PNG format
v1.1 Schematics and board layout in EagleCAD format
Schematics for v1.0 in PNG format
v1.0 Schematics and board layout in EagleCAD format
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