From the schematic, it can be seen that this pin is only used as a test point and has not been truly introduced. Therefore, it is not supported on the software. If you want to support it, you need to modify the software.
From the schematic, it can be seen that this pin is only used as a test point and has not been truly introduced. Therefore, it is not supported on the software. If you want to support it, you need to modify the software.
Pins LOUT/R and LOUT/L is used as a test point too. How can I organize audio output to pins LOUT/R and LOUT/L? Is it possible to change the software yourself in order to organize sound reception from a microphone connected to pin IN3P?
@DanTretyakov It is necessary to modify the corresponding register value of the driver to switch the corresponding channel, and hardware support is required to verify whether the modification is effective. I can only provide you with directional guidance. If you need further guidance, you can contact the sales team.
1.Just to clarify, this is just a testing point without corresponding hardware connections, and we do not have the conditions to test and verify it on our end. It has already exceeded the definition of our board.
This requires you to study the chip manual and driver yourself for modification and debugging.