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Hello,
I found a Headset demo application under 43xxx_WiFi->apps->demo->headset. I couldn't find any documentation for it but found little explanation in headset.c file and its a wifi headset demo and I'm trying to achieve the same thing with the eval kit that I have. Any detailed documentation that I can find for it? Does this demo application run on cyw943907 eval kit? If not can it be modified to work with it.
Thanks,
Santosh
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Hello Santosh,
I am afraid you can not modify the same application to test wireless headset. But you can write your own application using demo.headset as a reference.
One possible way to start would be
1. Interfacing a audio codec with eval board.
2. Connect buttons(for various signals like play/pause/volume up/down) and map them to GPIOs on the board.
3. Use demo.headset as a reference to implement similar wireless functionalities with your setup.
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Hello Santosh,
Can you tell me the EVAL kit you have? This demo application is not supported on CYW943907AEVAL1F.
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Hello Riya,
The eval kit I have is CYW943907AEVAL1F. Where can I find the documentation for it? Is it possible to modify to work with the eval I have it?
Thanks,
Santosh
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Hello Santosh,
I am afraid you can not modify the same application to test wireless headset. But you can write your own application using demo.headset as a reference.
One possible way to start would be
1. Interfacing a audio codec with eval board.
2. Connect buttons(for various signals like play/pause/volume up/down) and map them to GPIOs on the board.
3. Use demo.headset as a reference to implement similar wireless functionalities with your setup.