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  • Forum Post: PurePath CC8530 and TLV320AIC3204 Design Help

    Juan Munoz
    Hi, I have a few questions regarding the PurePath Development Kit and the CC85xx chip. 1. I would like to use the CC85xx chip for wireless audio but I would like to control it with and MCU. I bought the PurePath headset development kit and saw that the CC85xx chip is programmed via your CC...
    on Mar 14, 2012

  • Forum Post: multiple slave addressing in TLV320AIV26 sample code.

    pradeesh thomas
    Hi, i made a circuit using TLV320AIC26 and CC1110 (reference from AN-082), it works fine with two way and one way sample code (swra295a). Now i want to know how we can adress multiple slave in this. i don't want broadcast, i need communication between Master - slave1, master - slave2, slave1...
    on May 29, 2012

  • Forum Post: AIC3204 Microphone vs Line In

    Craig Carder1
    I've seen this post on here before but couldn't find the solution so I apologize if this is a repeat. I'm currently using the CC85XXDK-HEADSET and everything works fine with a Line In from a PC. But when using a microphone directly I hear very little or nothing at all. Does anyone have...
    on Aug 23, 2012

  • Forum Post: Wireless audio to a large number of devices?

    Geoff Luck
    Hi, I have a question about simultaneous and synchronised wireless audio transmission to multiple devices. I'm involved in a research project examining the effect of physical separation on music ensemble interaction and timing. Basically, I'm investigating how physically separating musicians...
    on Sep 1, 2012

  • Forum Post: RE: AIC3254+CC8530 : Click noise on the microphone input

    Bernard Franzi
    Hi Kjetil, It took a long time to answer due to holidays and a new routing of the board. But now the "cjick" remains the same with the new board. We have seen that the "clic" frequency is exactly 75 Hz and it appears as a pulse that is added to the main signal. The 'clic"...
    on Sep 20, 2012

  • Forum Post: Can i connect the CC85xx with the audio codec designed by other conmpany?

    li li hongfang
    Hi! Can i connect the CC85xx with the audio codec designed by other conmpany? The CC85xx User Guide mentions that the volume control actually takes place in the external audio device,even though the I2C is standard,but how can the CC85xx knows the registers of the audio codec. And in the PuraPath...
    on Feb 26, 2013

  • Forum Post: Configuration for PCM5310 at PurePath Config tool for CC8530

    Fl��vio Batista
    Hello, I have a customer that are trying to use the CC8530 with the codec PCM5310, but they didnt found this codec at the "PurePath Wireless Configuration Tool". I saw and said any codec with I2S communication could operate with the CC8530 but do you know how we can configurate this devices...
    on Apr 19, 2013

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