Play on 76-108 MHz frequencies with a Si4713 module.
Feature added in https://github.com/pr3y/Bruce/pull/195
It needs to a Si4713. Those modules are supported for now:
| Si4713 | M5StickC | Cardputer |
|---|---|---|
| RST | ATTENTION | ATTENTION |
| SCL | Grove G33 | Grove G1 |
| SDA | Grove G32 | Grove G2 |
| GND | Grove G | Grove G |
| VIN | Grove 5V | Grove 5V |
ATTENTION: It is necessary to turn on the device (StickC/Cardputer), place 1 wire on the RST pin of the FM Transmitter and quickly touch the end of the wire to GND to activate the RST, this way it is not necessary to use the SD Card Sniffer or the G0 pin of StickC. It is also possible to place a button or resistor for this operation, if you prefer.
Broadcast sound from the Si4713 to the selected frequency.
To be easier to choose, you need to select first the tens: 80, 90 or 100 MHz.
Then you will choose the unit: 81, 82, 83, 84 MHz etc. and finally the radio frequency: 81.1, 81.2, 81.3 MHz etc.
When broadcast is started, you can leave FM radio menu and run something else. FM broadcast will run in the background.
Auto mode available.
Warning: this could be illegal depending on your country. Educationnal purpose only.
Work the same way as broadcast standard but on reserved frequencies, which are 76 - 87.5 MHz.
Auto mode available.
Stop broadcasting.
Work in progress.
Display noise spectrum on a given frequency.
Auto mode available.
Warning: this could be illegal depending on your country. Educationnal purpose only.
Work in progress.
Hijack a traffic announcement radio station to automatically start and set frequency of the cars around the transmitter. Broadcast is working and TA flag is set, but auto start and switch of car radios does not work for now.
Radio frequency is set to info traffic station which is 107.7 MHz.
Work in progress.
In this mode, the Si4713 will listen for all frequency and select the one with minimum noise level, which represents a free radio station.
Currently, the audio is transmitted via the P3 cable, that is, it is necessary for an external device connected to the P3 cable to send the audio to the FM Transmitter, an example would be using the smartphone with a P3 - P3 cable, connected to the transmitter and placing some music to play on your smartphone.