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VocalFusion stereo setup scripts
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# vocalfusion-stereo-setup | ||
# xCORE VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit on a Raspberry Pi | ||
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The XMOS **xCORE VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit** provides far-field voice capture using the XMOS XVF3500 voice processor. | ||
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Combined with a Raspberry Pi, this kit allows you to quickly prototype and evaluate VocalFusion Stereo. | ||
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This repository provides a simple-to-use automated script to configure the Raspberry Pi to use the **xCORE VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit** for audio. | ||
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## Prerequisites | ||
You will need: | ||
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- **xCORE VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit**: XK-VF3500-L33 | ||
- Raspberry Pi 3 | ||
- Micro-USB power supply (min. 2A) | ||
- MicroSD card (min. 16GB) | ||
- Powered stereo speakers with audio 3.5mm analogue plug | ||
- Monitor with HDMI input | ||
- HDMI cable | ||
- Fast-Ethernet connection with internet connectivity | ||
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## Hardware and Raspberry Pi audio setup | ||
Setup your hardware by following the **Hardware Setup** at: https://xmos.com/vocalfusion-stereo | ||
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Full instructions on configuring the Raspberry Pi to use the **xCORE VocalFusion Stereo Dev Kit** are detailed in the **Getting Started Guide** available from: https://xmos.com/vocalfusion-stereo. | ||
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Brief instructions and additional notes are below: | ||
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1. Install **Raspbian Stretch** on the Raspberry Pi. **Note:** This setup script is incompatible with earlier versions of Raspbian. | ||
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2. Open a terminal on the Raspberry Pi and clone this respository: | ||
`cd ~; git clone https://github.com/xmos/vocalfusion-stereo-setup` | ||
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3. Run the installation script: `source ~/vocalfusion-stereo-setup/auto_install.sh` | ||
Wait for the script to complete the installation. This can take several minutes. | ||
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4. Enter `sudo reboot` to reboot the Raspberry Pi and complete the audio setup. | ||
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You are now ready to start evaluating the VocalFusion Stereo Kit. |
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#!/usr/bin/env bash | ||
SCRIPT_DIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )" | ||
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pushd . > /dev/null | ||
cd $SCRIPT_DIR | ||
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git clone git://github.com/xmos/vocalfusion-rpi-setup.git | ||
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# Execute (rather than source) the setup scripts | ||
$SCRIPT_DIR/vocalfusion-rpi-setup/setup.sh | ||
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echo "Type 'sudo reboot' below to reboot the Raspberry Pi and complete the audio setup." | ||
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popd > /dev/null |