[SHARING] TCPi Interface for Sigma Studio, using ESP8266 or ESP32. - Q&A - SigmaDSP Processors and SigmaStudio Development Tool - EngineerZone
I have flashed an wemos d1-mini and that worked.
Hopefully I will have time to actually test this more than flashing the image and verifying that it broadcast the ssid. But I just thought it was to good to not share!
Basically an USBi over WiFi for extremely low cost.
I have flashed an wemos d1-mini and that worked.
Hopefully I will have time to actually test this more than flashing the image and verifying that it broadcast the ssid. But I just thought it was to good to not share!
Basically an USBi over WiFi for extremely low cost.
Great
Nice you shared this.
I will give a try...
would be nice to use it to change registers as well
Nice you shared this.
I will give a try...
would be nice to use it to change registers as well
nice! I love tuning my home DSP sat in front of the speakers on my laptop so hopefully this will let me do it on my mobile one...
Looks great, I've been having a play with some adau boards and have seen your posts on engineerzone. Thanks for sharing, just need to order a board to test with.
Hi,
I already had some communication with the creator (Rocha, engineer from Brazil) a few months ago.
He will share the files for the esp32 soon. I'm only using the esp32, therefore I didn't do any test so far. But that looks quite promising to avoid the buggy usbi.
I hope he will also share the code to integrate it in own esp32 projects (for example the freedsp aurora).
I already had some communication with the creator (Rocha, engineer from Brazil) a few months ago.
He will share the files for the esp32 soon. I'm only using the esp32, therefore I didn't do any test so far. But that looks quite promising to avoid the buggy usbi.
I hope he will also share the code to integrate it in own esp32 projects (for example the freedsp aurora).
Hi guys, im Rocha, creator of TCPi, nice to see it has been shared at this board, im member for almost a year, but never posted at this place, thanks.
Hi rocha,
Your module TCPi seems great to avoid using expensive USBi programmer OR buggy chinese FX2LP CY7C68013 based programmers.
About these boards : I wonder if the drivers will still be installable with the very recent W10 octobre release. That release may block non-certified drivers !
I posted a reply on ADI EngineerZone to encourage them fix bugs you discovered in SigmaDSP tcpip mode. Hope this helps !
Your module TCPi seems great to avoid using expensive USBi programmer OR buggy chinese FX2LP CY7C68013 based programmers.
About these boards : I wonder if the drivers will still be installable with the very recent W10 octobre release. That release may block non-certified drivers !
I posted a reply on ADI EngineerZone to encourage them fix bugs you discovered in SigmaDSP tcpip mode. Hope this helps !