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Talking Shoe
Lolin-Port | Part-Port | Part |
---|---|---|
GPIO19 | SDA | ADXL345 |
GPIO23 | SCL | ADXL345 |
GPIO17 | RX | DFPlayer |
GPIO16 | TX | DFPlayer |
Micro Controller: Lolin32 Lite
- Has battery charger built in
- Amazon Reviewer says to use ESP32 Arduino → WEMOS LOLIN32 board
- Arduino ESP32 can be installed via the Board Manager
- does not contain Lolin Board
- esp32 by Espressif in the Board Manager is the right choice
- contains WEMOS Lolin32 Lite
- can be selected in Tools → Board
- get Board Info does not return anything useful?
On-Board LED Blinking works:
#define LED_PIN 22 // Pin number for your built-in LED void setup() { pinMode(LED_PIN, OUTPUT); // Set the LED pin as an output } void loop() { digitalWrite(LED_PIN, HIGH); // Turn the LED on delay(500); // Wait 500 milliseconds digitalWrite(LED_PIN, LOW); // Turn the LED off delay(500); // Wait 500 milliseconds }
MP3 Player: DFPlayer Mini
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- We probably can connect our speaker directly to the SPK pins
- We can read the BUSY line to know if something is playing
- high = busy
- There are three modes.
- We probably want to use the Serial Mode to directly play a certain file
- this means we connect the UART pins between the ESP and the Player
- Theres sample code in the wiki
- Filenames:
/MP3/0001.mp3
- Github Repo for Arduino Lib
- Arduino IDE has “DFRobotDFPlayerMini” in the list of libraries
- alternatively one seems to be able to download the zip from github and simply add it via Sketch → Include Library → Add .ZIP library
- There are a whole bunch of other libraries when you search for DFPlayer…
- some of them seem to be newer than the original
- some of them might make handling other stuff while playing sound easier
Accelleration Sensor: ADXL345
- We want to connect to this via the i2c bus
- There's an ADXL345 Library by Adafruit, but also by others
Photo Resistor
3.3V ── LDR ──+─── GPIO34 (A0) │ 10kΩ │ GND
IR Opto-Switch
we're not using this one
- I bought B00EFOTJZE these
- I think we should be able to simply connect them to two GPIO pins
- actually the emitter can probably be just powered permanently
- not sure if I need a resistor, the Amazon page contains really shitty translations
- I should hook up one of the diodes to my component tester
- actually based on the given foward voltage and current, according to an online calculator I need resistor of about 70ohm
- The sensor is a VS 1838B
_____ | | | | | | | | |_____| | | | 1 2 3 1: OUT (Signal) 2: GND 3: VCC (typically 3.3–5V)
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