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| − | While considering a new build for an Internet Radio/MP3, I considered upgrading my original controller as the new build. Since most of the Internet Radio builds on the net used ESP8266 or ESP32 modules, I searched the github archives for libraries. I stumbled across the WifiSpiEsp library from Jiri Bilek and thought about just adding WIFi to the original MIDI Controller build. And that is what I did. | + | While considering a new build for an Internet Radio/MP3 player, I considered upgrading my original controller as the new build. Since most of the Internet Radio builds on the net used ESP8266 or ESP32 modules, I searched the github archives for libraries. I stumbled across the WifiSpiEsp library from Jiri Bilek and thought about just adding WIFi to the original MIDI Controller build. And that is what I did. I extended out the I2C and SPI connections to an edge connector. |
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Wifi SPI Device | Wifi SPI Device | ||
[https://github.com/JiriBilek/WiFiSpiESP Jiri Bilek Github WiFiSpiESP] | [https://github.com/JiriBilek/WiFiSpiESP Jiri Bilek Github WiFiSpiESP] | ||
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| + | == Completed == | ||
| + | [[File:JAC_MIDI_CONTROLLER_WIFI_INSTALLED.jpg]] | ||
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| + | [[JAC Projects|The JAC Project Index]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:31, 4 June 2021
Contents
WIFI Upgrade for MIDI Controller
Reason
While considering a new build for an Internet Radio/MP3 player, I considered upgrading my original controller as the new build. Since most of the Internet Radio builds on the net used ESP8266 or ESP32 modules, I searched the github archives for libraries. I stumbled across the WifiSpiEsp library from Jiri Bilek and thought about just adding WIFi to the original MIDI Controller build. And that is what I did. I extended out the I2C and SPI connections to an edge connector.
Parts List
- ESP8266 Module
- Logic Level Voltage Shifter
- EEPROM Module
- 10K Resistor (2)
- 1K Resistor
- 2N2907 Transistor
- BreadBoard
Circuit
Signals
- SCL - I2C
- SDA - I2C
- NULL
- NULL
- NULL
- NULL
Break
- SS - SPI
- SCK - SPI
- MISO - SPI
- MOSI - SPI
- GND - Power
- 5V - Power
Software
Wifi SPI Device Jiri Bilek Github WiFiSpiESP
Completed
