Skip to content
New issue

Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.

By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.

Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account

Add tested boards to the list in README #17

Closed
SnijderC opened this issue Mar 30, 2020 · 8 comments
Closed

Add tested boards to the list in README #17

SnijderC opened this issue Mar 30, 2020 · 8 comments

Comments

@SnijderC
Copy link
Owner

You all recently made issues on this project, and I've tried to help you out with them. Could you do me a favour and let me know which boards you used and if they worked okay? There is a list in the readme that I would like to update with your experiences so others can find out if their boards should work with this library.

If you could also tell me what boards you were using, i.e. Arduino boards or other (and which type) that would be super helpful!

Thanks a lot for your feedback!

@ntapsis @daPoppa @jvet88 @ghoeffner

@ghoeffner
Copy link

ghoeffner commented Mar 31, 2020

Hey @SnijderC,

DY-SV5W is tested and working. I am wondering if this is a bug or not, but specifying player.playSpecified(9);
is playing song 00007.mp3 - is this intended behavior or a bug? Or some board incompatibility?
=> actually could be that there are additional files that it is picking up? From #1 - if I understand correctly - it does not care about it being actually 00001 or not, it's simply the number of item found?

Odd enough, it seems to order in x'd out files first... ;) Interesting.
Anyway: That seems to clarify the problem - this could potentially be highlighted in the docs.
image

@SnijderC
Copy link
Owner Author

I see you found issue #16, that is exactly about this issue. So let's discuss it there. It is not a bug in this library I think, I think it's a "bug" or odd behaviour of the module. Thanks for sending the module name. Can you maybe share the board you are connecting the module to as well?

@ghoeffner
Copy link

DY-SV5W connected to a nodemcu v2, tested using swserial on D3 and D4 and using hwserial on Serial1. Additionally, here are pictures - feel free to use them for the readme if you want.

image
image

@SnijderC
Copy link
Owner Author

SnijderC commented Apr 1, 2020

Nice. thanks! Perhaps I'll add a gallery at some point but for now we have only 2 images ;)

@Doubletop12
Copy link

DY-SV5W with PIC 18F27K42. Code modified to be used with Microchip XC8 compilier it works fine.

See my post about the 1k resistors in the Tx/Rx lines.

@SnijderC
Copy link
Owner Author

SnijderC commented Jul 8, 2020

DY-SV5W with PIC 18F27K42. Code modified to be used with Microchip XC8 compilier it works fine.

See my post about the 1k resistors in the Tx/Rx lines.

Maybe you can add a wiki page on how to do that?

@Doubletop12
Copy link

Chris

I'll have a look at what I did, it wasn't that hard but my C isn't industrial quality and I don't do C++. I just removed the class identifiers, made some fairly minor work arounds when the complier complained.

I'll see if I can do a diff of my source and yours and see if I can summarise the changes.

Pete

@woutput
Copy link
Contributor

woutput commented Jun 23, 2021

PXL_20210623_124006628

I created this toy for children using Wemos D1 mini clone, DY-SV17F and this great library.
Note that I applied the changes in #37

Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already have an account? Sign in to comment
Labels
None yet
Projects
None yet
Development

No branches or pull requests

4 participants