how c a n we write a code for NJW1153 audio processor by using arduino nano

 

You write it just like you would write anything else - one line at a time. Seriously, if your processor does not have dedicated hardware to send and receive data with this device, then you need to use GPIO lines to bit-bang the protocol. It really is not that complicated. It looks like 16-bit SPI.

 

You write it just like you would write anything else - one line at a time. Seriously, if your processor does not have dedicated hardware to send and receive data with this device, then you need to use GPIO lines to bit-bang the protocol. It really is not that complicated. It looks like 16-bit SPI.

Thank You.......Can Send The Example Sketch Like for that Processor

 

You write it just like you would write anything else - one line at a time. Seriously, if your processor does not have dedicated hardware to send and receive data with this device, then you need to use GPIO lines to bit-bang the protocol. It really is not that complicated. It looks like 16-bit SPI.

Thank You Sir.........Can You make The sketch For that Processor Sir

 

how c a n we write a code

Can You make The sketch

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I want Help.... Please Help Me Man

 

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Can you make the code

 

Can you make the code

Well. I don't have the means to do it and test it handy at the moment. On top of that there really is not enough information to do what you are asking. How about a schematic diagram showing the connection from the Arduino to the NJW1153. Some idea of what the data being transferred means would also be helpful.

 

Well. I don't have the means to do it and test it handy at the moment. On top of that there really is not enough information to do what you are asking. How about a schematic diagram showing the connection from the Arduino to the NJW1153. Some idea of what the data being transferred means would also be helpful.

Is this useful Image

 

Unfortunately, your image is nearly useless because it is not scalable. Try capturing it in a more useable format.

 

Unfortunately, your image is nearly useless because it is not scalable. Try capturing it in a more useable format.

Ok...I Will Try

 

Listen... To make an Arduino library and test it, I would need to buy one of those devices. you would be better grabbing the NJW1194 library and modifying it.. It certainly is close and wouldn't take long. But you have the device, and I ain't buying one

https://github.com/PicooLab/NJW1194xArduino <--- code here

 

Listen... To make an Arduino library and test it, I would need to buy one of those devices. you would be better grabbing the NJW1194 library and modifying it.. It certainly is close and wouldn't take long. But you have the device, and I ain't buying one

https://github.com/PicooLab/NJW1194xArduino <--- code here

Ok.....Thank You Man