sparkfun/tsunami

Second-generation polyphonic wav player.

Note: This repository is for the Tsunami Super WAV Trigger v1.1. For v1.2, check out the Tsunami Super WAV Trigger (Qwiic) v1.2 GitHub repository.

Tsunami Super WAV Trigger

Tsunami Super WAV Trigger (WIG-13810)

Tsunami is a polyphonic Wav file player with 4 stereo (or 8 mono) outputs. Wav files can be triggered using the 16 onboard contacts, via MIDI, or using a serial connection to a PC or other microcontroller.

Repository Contents

• /Documentation - Data sheets, additional product information
• /Hardware - Eagle design files (.brd, .sch)
• /Production - Production panel files (.brd)

Documentation

• Hookup Guide - Basic hookup guide for Tsunami v1.1.
• Official User Guide - More detailed user guide, hosted by Robertsonics.
• Official Downloads Page - Download supporting files, including firmware updates and the configuration utility.
• SparkFun Fritzing repo - Fritzing diagrams for SparkFun products.
• SparkFun 3D Model repo - 3D models of SparkFun products.

Product Versions

• WIG-13810 - First hardware revision.

Version History

• Initial production Release - V11 hardware revision.

License Information

The hardware design of Tsunami is open source!

Please review the LICENSE.md file for license information.

If you have any questions or concerns on licensing, please contact [email protected].

Distributed as-is; no warranty is given.

• Your friends at SparkFun.

Authors

Jamie Robertson @ Robertsonics & Byron Jacquot @ SparkFun Electronics

tsunami's Issues

v10 checklist

these issues are just related to the schematic and don't change copper or function of the board.

(1) in the microSD section of the schematic there is a 4-way net junction

(2) page 2 in the schematic has one example of a 3-way junction that does not have a junction node over it. Right below resistor 32 on the GND net.

v02

(1) C33 does not have a net coming straight out of the symbol (SCH)

(2) C23 and C19 need nets between them and gnd symbols

(3) VBUS net has a 0.008" width section

(4) Extra node on VCCA net

(5) R30 has an extra node and trace

(6) Bottom left standoff keepout overlaps button thru-hole

(7) "STATUS" silk has via under it

(8) via overlapping on J7 single thru-hole

Tapestry v01 proto Checklist issues

If any of the issues listed below address design traits that were deliberate, please omit and leave an explanation.

SCH:
(1) "AOUT2L" net has an extra node on it.

BRD:
(2) Is it worth it to label the jumpers connecting regulated supplies?

BOM:
(3) Needs to be created

thanks