ESP32-PICO-ADB ============== Designed by Microwavemont. https://www.tindie.com/products/microwavemont/esp32-pico-adb/ Product Description =================== My best seller ESP32-ADB gets a new Espressif's chip; ESP32-PICO-D4 is on-board. What is it? ----------- NEW Audio Developing Board (ADB) consists of Espressif's up-to-date chip ESP32-PICO-D4, 2-ch high resolution audio DAC TI PCM5102A, and LiPo charger and USB serial interface (CP2102). Why did you make it? -------------------- I was totally impressed by Espressif's latest chip ESP32-PICO-D4, "All-in-one WiFi/Bluetooth chip except for antenna". I've already experienced on making several ESP32 related developing board and I just want to try making my board with this new chip. What makes it special? ---------------------- • YES, ESP32-PICO-D4 on-board • Tiny 64x32 pixels SSD1306 OLED display is connected to ESP32 through I2C. • High resolution Audio 2ch-DAC TI PCM5102A on-board. • LiPo charger circuit with Enable/Disable (USB bus power) jumper. • Programmable by latest Espressif's ESP-IDF. (Arduino IDE support have some function limit.) • Very thin (3 mm, excluding audio jack and jumper) and light-weight implementation. Note for this item ------------------ This item is a developing board for early adaptor and experimenter. Firmware can be re-programmed by esp-idf and initial firmware is Bluetooth speaker mode (device name "hogehoge_mont"). As is in the picture above, this board can work as web radio as same as my previous item (ESP32-ADB) but it requires programming process. If larger OLED display is preferred, please consider ESP32-ADB[1]. This board may be not suitable for "my first ESP32 board". (Several issue related to latest esp-idf is fixed and new functions are merged from n24bass's code. Please try new code![2]). For its operation, station switch must be swapped from GPIO_NUM_16 to GPIO_NUM_0 for web radio operation. Descriptions of switch are in "controls.c" in the source code. Please "find and replace" from GPIO_NUM_16 to GPIO_NUM_0. Video ===== The movie below is made by the prototype with thin-wire jumpers. The production version is modified without these jumpers. "Webradio by ESP32-PICO-D4" • URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWwnk9-hwqU • Date: 2017 September 11 • Duration: 2m38s References ========== [1] https://www.tindie.com/products/microwavemont/esp32-audio-developing-board-esp32-adb/ [2] https://github.com/kodera2t/ESP32_OLED_webradio