Initial esp32 migration #224
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Contains code to test if the SD card works separately
This code successfully outputs audio from an SD card that is accessed by Arduino code, through the ESP-32. Important notes: used ESP32 wroom 32D 38 pins model used Arduino 1.8.13 used board “ESP32 dev module” formatted the SD card (trouble shooting) used Mp3 file to play the voice message used the MP3-TF-16P used library DFRobotDFPlayerMini used esp32 1.0.4.
All Schematics and Pictures of real-life circuits will be shown here for the purpose of displaying progress
Successful Audio outputting circuit using the ESP-32 38-pin version.
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