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Arduino Nodemcu ESP8266

Open zombodotcom opened this issue 7 years ago • 8 comments

Is there a way to implement this in an arduino Nodemcu/D1mini ESP8266 that doesn't need a PC to crunch the audio input from an electret mic?

zombodotcom avatar Nov 28 '16 03:11 zombodotcom

Hardware: Yes! Software: No. You would only be able to implement it with the Non-OS SDK. Perhaps the RTOS install would work, too.

cnlohr avatar Nov 28 '16 06:11 cnlohr

Could I run the software on a raspberry Pi and have it send the data to the D1 Mini? or does that not sound viable?

zombodotcom avatar Dec 05 '16 20:12 zombodotcom

Totally sounds viable. ColorChord2 runs in Linux without much effort. You can set the headless bit in the configuration.

cnlohr avatar Dec 05 '16 21:12 cnlohr

I just saw the reference on your reddit thread. Perhaps you should consider using the Non-OS SDK. It is extremely powerful and able to run code at phenomenal speeds.

cnlohr avatar Jan 08 '17 08:01 cnlohr

Ill read into it, I know you suggested it before but I got sucked into your esp8266 version and got an esp8266 breakout on the way. I'll try it out , thanks for making this again looks amazing, just wish I was better at coding to understand all of it.

On Jan 8, 2017 1:29 AM, "CNLohr" [email protected] wrote:

I just saw the reference on your reddit thread. Perhaps you should consider using the Non-OS SDK. It is extremely powerful and able to run code at phenomenal speeds.

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zombodotcom avatar Jan 08 '17 08:01 zombodotcom

So do I install this ? and then try and implement the rtos onto it?

On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 1:39 AM, Tommy Sciano [email protected] wrote:

Ill read into it, I know you suggested it before but I got sucked into your esp8266 version and got an esp8266 breakout on the way. I'll try it out , thanks for making this again looks amazing, just wish I was better at coding to understand all of it.

On Jan 8, 2017 1:29 AM, "CNLohr" [email protected] wrote:

I just saw the reference on your reddit thread. Perhaps you should consider using the Non-OS SDK. It is extremely powerful and able to run code at phenomenal speeds.

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zombodotcom avatar Jan 08 '17 09:01 zombodotcom

so have you installed your Nosdk on the nodemcu and gotten colorcord to run? https://github.com/cnlohr/nosdk8266

On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 2:25 AM, Tommy Sciano [email protected] wrote:

So do I install this ? and then try and implement the rtos onto it?

On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 1:39 AM, Tommy Sciano [email protected] wrote:

Ill read into it, I know you suggested it before but I got sucked into your esp8266 version and got an esp8266 breakout on the way. I'll try it out , thanks for making this again looks amazing, just wish I was better at coding to understand all of it.

On Jan 8, 2017 1:29 AM, "CNLohr" [email protected] wrote:

I just saw the reference on your reddit thread. Perhaps you should consider using the Non-OS SDK. It is extremely powerful and able to run code at phenomenal speeds.

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zombodotcom avatar Jan 08 '17 19:01 zombodotcom

oh my there is some confusion: (1) You can use the NodeMCU module with ColorChord, it works on it out-of-box. You can simply burn the firmware. (2) I do not recommend using this with the FreeRTOS. It would be a lot of work to shift, though may work better. (3) I have never tried using nosdk with ColorChord, especially since the ESP has so much free time.

cnlohr avatar Jan 09 '17 05:01 cnlohr