big12boy/tea5767

Arduino Library for the TEA5767 Radio Module

TEA5767-Library

Arduino Library for the TEA5767 Radio Module

Supported Functions:

• short: init(short minlvl) //Initialize Bus and search for Stations
• bool: setFrequency(float frequency) //Set Radio Frequency
• void: setMuted(bool muted) //Mute/Unmute Module
• bool: setSearch(bool up, int level) //Search for Stations <= Currently not working
• void: setStandby(bool stby) //Enable/Disable Standby Mode
• void: setStereoNC(bool snc) //Enable/Disable Stereo Noise Cancelling
• float: getFrequency() //Returns the current Radio Frequency
• int: getReady() //Get current State (0=Nothing, 1=Found Station, 2=Reached Frequency Limit)
• bool: isStereo() //Get if the Frequency support Stereo
• short: getSignalLevel() //Get Signal Level (0-15)
• int: findStations(short minlvl) //Search for available Stations
• float: nextStation() //Go to next Station
• float: previousStation() //Go to previous Station
• short: getStations() //Get Number of Stations

How to install:

1. Download ZIP
2. Click Sketch => Include Library => Add .ZIP Library
3. Select downloaded ZIP-File
4. Try out the included examples!

How to connect the Module:

• GND to GND
• VCC to 5V (3.3V won't work perfectly well and cause random errors, like frequency shift)
• SDA and SCL depend on your board, check Arduino-Wire

tea5767's Issues

Hi, I couldn't get it to do anything.

Expected Behavior

I got it to compile and run, but nothing happened.

Current Behavior

Serial.print("hello: ");
radio.setFrequency(frequency); //Set Start Frequency
delay(20);
}

void loop() {
//Sweep
Serial.print("hello2: ");
if (frequency <= 108.00) {
//Get Data
bool stereo = radio.isStereo();
short lvl = radio.getSignalLevel();

Serial.print("hello3: ");
//Is it useable?
if (lvl >= minlvl && stereo) {
foundStation(frequency, lvl); //Print Station to Console
}
it printed hello2 and that was it.

Possible Solution

No idea. I just wanted to try the standby function since this thing only runs a few minutes a day but the Arduino is on all the time.

Steps to Reproduce (for bugs)

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  Arduini wifi rev2 with IDE version 1.8.13