D: Slow SPI, Testing VS1053 read/write registers...
D: This is not a VS1053, but a VS1003 instead!
D: Fast SPI, Testing VS1053 read/write registers again...
D: This is not a VS1053, but a VS1003 instead!
D: endFillByte is 0
I found out, it's only necessary to return "okay = true" on line 904 and the VS1053 module worked.
As I also had the effect of touching the breadboard-cables make stuttering sound I soldered everything. Now the stuttering sound is away, but the message is still there. :-)
So I recompiled with okay=false again, with the effect, no sound at all. Still with okay = true it works flawless.
It looks like I got a module with a wrong chip, did I?
Are there any documented differences or disadvantages between VS1053 and VS1003? The module looks exactly the same. On the chip I can read a VS1003B.
hello!
I recognized the following messages:
D: Slow SPI, Testing VS1053 read/write registers... D: This is not a VS1053, but a VS1003 instead! D: Fast SPI, Testing VS1053 read/write registers again... D: This is not a VS1053, but a VS1003 instead! D: endFillByte is 0
I found out, it's only necessary to return "okay = true" on line 904 and the VS1053 module worked.
As I also had the effect of touching the breadboard-cables make stuttering sound I soldered everything. Now the stuttering sound is away, but the message is still there. :-)
So I recompiled with okay=false again, with the effect, no sound at all. Still with okay = true it works flawless.
It looks like I got a module with a wrong chip, did I? Are there any documented differences or disadvantages between VS1053 and VS1003? The module looks exactly the same. On the chip I can read a VS1003B.
Thank you! :-)
Best regards Alois