Would this work with a QCC3003 chip amp? I've been interested in knowing if i could get MP3 ID3 tags to display on a screen and would be keen to know what i need to solder to on the board to make it happen.
I know QCC5124/25 and CSR8670 can get MP3 ID3 to display on a oled via I2C. QCC3003 can’t work.
With the QCC3003's and CSR equivilents, i know there is apparently the ability to step up the voltage on the amp module itself, but has anyone tried doing this successfully?
I've got half a dozen of these that i've been using for little ghettoblaster projects and like using them as i can change the name easy enough and work a bass shelf filter onto them for a little more umph in the lower frequencies, but keen to know how i can shed some parts as with a TP4056 BMS, voltage step up module and more recently a 2x ESP32 modules for LED's and a 2inch display to show an animated tape cassette spinning i'm losing out on my already tight volumes.
I've got half a dozen of these that i've been using for little ghettoblaster projects and like using them as i can change the name easy enough and work a bass shelf filter onto them for a little more umph in the lower frequencies, but keen to know how i can shed some parts as with a TP4056 BMS, voltage step up module and more recently a 2x ESP32 modules for LED's and a 2inch display to show an animated tape cassette spinning i'm losing out on my already tight volumes.
Ok so if i cant get the I2C working i cant get it going? i know i can access the PStools like you showed previously. I also have some older CSR modules kicking around, maybe i have one that you mention above... just looked at old orders, i have CSRA64215 ones as well
You can config EQ with CSR64215 by using Gaia control app. But both csr64215 and qcc3003 can’t get ID3 because it don’t support this function. You should buy CSR8670 or QCC5125.
Just noticing what you mentioned there, mine is set to DAC on the QCC3003 and i have the option to select I2S, reckon it would work or brick the module?
Before you do anything remeber backup your firmware first. The module will not brick. If you configuare wrong, you will don’t hear sound from your module.
im thinking even if it works i can see SCL, but no SDA pin on the pin out. Yes that is my writing, but i wrote this down after finding the proper pin out that matched my board (shown below). Unless i'm missing something
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@phuongpm72 i'm looking though the QCC3003 Data Sheet, what would my other pin be to try use a screen?
Also i can notice that it mentions SPI/I²S Interface which gives me the slightest of hope, but getting confused as some of the Pins mention i2s functions.
Also i can notice that it mentions SPI/I²S Interface which gives me the slightest of hope, but getting confused as some of the Pins mention i2s functions.
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@phuongpm72 i just happen to have one just lying around.
what would i have to solder to, do get that awesome interface?
what would i have to solder to, do get that awesome interface?
You must connect pin60 to SCL, pin61 to SDA of LCD. Connect your module to PC via USB port and build a new firmware. (I can share to you this fw). LCD must 6 pin type. It name is LCD1602 391, controller is ST7032. You can order one on aliexpress.
Here is a far out question....just had a custom PCB first modelled on Fiverr, then i uploaded to JLCPCB and had the board done and then it assembled. Entire process took me 2 weeks. Which i wanted a small TP4057 module, switch, LED's, 2x boost modules and 3 outputs (1x 6.5v and 2x 5.0v) so i can run one of these low powered QCC/CSR chips and a ESP32 board with some LED's and LCD and try to limit the amount of components in my 3d printed builds.
My question has anyone tried to get a design using a QCC/CSR chip and really make it into what they want, then build one? after my recent expereince i was wondering if i could take it one step further and incorporate the new design with a ESP32 and lets say a QCC3003 amp
My question has anyone tried to get a design using a QCC/CSR chip and really make it into what they want, then build one? after my recent expereince i was wondering if i could take it one step further and incorporate the new design with a ESP32 and lets say a QCC3003 amp