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==Overview==
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*Project name：Microduino open source player
 
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*Objective：to read the songs in the SD card.
 
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*Difficulty: medium
 
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*Time consuming: 2 hours
 
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*Producer：
 
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*Introduction:
 
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**Open source music player is an open source speaker which can read SD card and decode it.
 
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** Appearance concise, simple button design, OLED screen display, easy to use
 
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**This system is fully realized by Microduino, and the user can experience the fun of manual DIY
 
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==Bill of materials==
 
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|     Small size, great power! Microduino and mCookie bring powerful, small, stackable electronic hardware to makers, designers, engineers, students and curious tinkerers of all ages. Build open-source projects or create innovative new ones.
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All Microduino and mCookie boards are Arduino-compatible. Experienced makers can write their own programs in the Arduino IDE and upload their code to the hardware via USB, while novices can take advantage of open-source Scratch programming to drag and drop pre-written code.
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==Programs to download==
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*The code of music player Github:'''[https://github.com/Microduino/Simple_player_V2 Simple_Player_v2]'''
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Microduino dramatically decreases the size and cost of design prototyping, improves flexibility of Arduino-compatible boards, and enhances the user experience for any age or skill level.
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==Program writing==
 
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*Stack '''[[Microduino-Core]]''' and '''[[Microduino-USBTTL]]''' together.
 
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** Connect the'''[[Microduino-USBTTL]]'''ready to upload program with a data line.
 
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**Note：It is best not to put all modules stacked together and then upload.
 
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*Open Arduino IDE for Microduino, environment, （Reference of the set-up：'''[[The core of AVR:Getting started]]'''）
 
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*Click'''【Instrument】''', assure the '''board card（Microduino-Core） processor（Atmega328P@16M,5V）''' selected correctly, and select the corresponding '''port number(COMX)'''
 
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*Click'''【File】'''->'''【Open】''', browse to the project program address, and click '''’Simple_player_V2.ino’''' to open program
 
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*After all these items are correct, click the button  '''"→"'''to download the program to the development board
 
  
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==Store audio==
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Microduino and mCookie modules, sensors and accessories are perfect for idea realization, prototype development, low-volume production and old-fashioned fun.
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*Audio files need to be stored in a container in advance, then the player can play on them. There are two types of storage:
 
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**The module board FLASH：'''[[Microduino-Audio]]''' has boarded the 4MByte FLASH
 
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***Audio storage method please refer to the following page: '''[https://www.microduino.cn/wiki/index.php/Microduino-Module_Audio #.E5.BC.80.E5.8F.91 Download audio]'''
 
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**SD outside enlarge capacity: Use the '''Shield''' module of the '''[[Microduino-Audio]]'''module to  realize '''MicroSD card dilatation'''
 
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***SD card supports 32GB capacity maximumly
 
  
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==Steps of the set-up==
 
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*'''Step1：'''
 
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*According to the picture 1-1,  fix '''[[Microduino-OLED]]''' on''Structure-A1''' with '''nylon screw''' and '''nylon nut''' .
 
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*'''Note: '''Pay attention to the installation direction of the OLED display screen, and please take the LOGO'''”Microduino”''' as a reference,  the LOGO located in the ''positive direction''' saying it installed in the right direction.
 
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=Microduino Upin27 Series=
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*'''Step2：'''
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=='''[[Microduino Series]]'''==
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*According to the picture 2-1, insert '''structure-D1''' into the corresponding interface of the  '''structure-B1'''.
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[[file:Microduino-CoreList-rect.jpg|200px|left]]
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=='''[[Microduino Tutorials and Projects]]'''==
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[[file:Microduino-Projects.png|400px|left]]
 
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=mCookie UPin27 Series=
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*After step2, the  '''player skeleton''' forms
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== '''[[mCookie Tutorials and Projects]]'''==
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[[file:mCookie-Projects.jpg|400px|left]]
 
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=MicroWrt HPin44 Series=
 
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*According to the picture 3-2, splice the '''structure-A1''' installed with OLED display screento the front of the '''player skeleton'', then put the '''structure-D3''' into the slot in '''structure-A1''' and '''structure-B1'''.
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=='''[[MicroWrt Tutorials and Projects]]'''==
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[[file:MicroWrt-Extension-rect.jpg|200px|left]]
 
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=MicroPi HPin88 Series=
 
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*According to the picture 4-1, turn to the back of the player, stuck '''structure-D2''' with the slot of '''structure-D3'''
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[[file:MicroCookie-Zen-rect.jpg|200px|left]]
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[[file:MicroCookie-Nux-rect.jpg|200px|left]]
 
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[[file:Microduino-sensors.jpg|200px|left]]
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=Additional Information=
  
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==Operating instruction==
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Fritzing: '''[[File:Microduino-Fritzing.zip]]'''<br>
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Microduino Community Projects: https://www.microduino.cc/project <br>
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Microduino IDE Github Repository: [[https://github.com/wasdpkj/Microduino-IDE Microduino-IDE]]<br>
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Microduino Getting Started: '''[[AVR Core: Getting Started]]''' <br/>
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mCookie Frequently Asked Questions: [[mCookie Frequently Asked Questions|FAQ]]
  
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<br>Business Inquiries: sales@microduino.cc
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*In the event of：The volume can only be increased and can’t be reduced, the number of the song can only be increased and can’t be reduced, or on the contrary.
 
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==video==
 

Revision as of 01:57, 29 March 2016

Language: English  • 中文
Welcome to the Microduino Wiki
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Small size, great power! Microduino and mCookie bring powerful, small, stackable electronic hardware to makers, designers, engineers, students and curious tinkerers of all ages. Build open-source projects or create innovative new ones.


All Microduino and mCookie boards are Arduino-compatible. Experienced makers can write their own programs in the Arduino IDE and upload their code to the hardware via USB, while novices can take advantage of open-source Scratch programming to drag and drop pre-written code.


Microduino dramatically decreases the size and cost of design prototyping, improves flexibility of Arduino-compatible boards, and enhances the user experience for any age or skill level.


Microduino and mCookie modules, sensors and accessories are perfect for idea realization, prototype development, low-volume production and old-fashioned fun.


Microduino Upin27 Series

Microduino Series


Microduino-CoreList-rect.jpg

Microduino Tutorials and Projects


Microduino-Projects.png



mCookie UPin27 Series

mCookie Series


MCookie-rect.jpg

mCookie Tutorials and Projects


MCookie-Projects.jpg



MicroWrt HPin44 Series

MicroWrt Series


MicroWRT-rect.jpg

MicroWrt Tutorials and Projects


MicroWrt-Extension-rect.jpg



MicroPi HPin88 Series

MicroPi Series


MicroCookie-Zen-rect.jpg

MicroPi Tutorials and Projects


MicroCookie-Nux-rect.jpg



Microduino Sensor Series

Microduino Sensor Series


Microduino-sensors.jpg

Microduino Sensor Tutorials and Projects


Microduino-sensors.jpg




Additional Information

Fritzing: File:Microduino-Fritzing.zip
Microduino Community Projects: https://www.microduino.cc/project
Microduino IDE Github Repository: [Microduino-IDE]
Microduino Getting Started: AVR Core: Getting Started
mCookie Frequently Asked Questions: FAQ



This Wiki was built on June 11, 2013. There are 53 pages, 4,742 files uploaded and 19,107 revisions.
To learn more information, please visit Recent Changes.

Technical Support: support@microduino.cc
Business Inquiries: sales@microduino.cc

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