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Is it possibile to use Piface CAD and wolfson audio card in the same time?

m3m3nto
m3m3nto over 11 years ago

Hi guys,

I'm planning to buy Wolfson audio card for my rpi, and play with volumio (http://volumio.org).

I'm interested also in PiFace CAD; is there a way to make those two product work together?

Thanks, bye bye!

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    0 Former Member over 11 years ago

    No, I don't think so. The Wolfson card uses almost all the GPIO, including the SPI port.

    The Piface CAD also requires the SPI port, and some other GPIO.

     

    You could use an i2c port expander and a display with i2c interface to get the same functions. i2c is a shared bus.

    You could use the serial port, which is brought to pins on the Wolfson board (Rx Tx) an connect with serial to a microcontroller for i/o and display (or use a serial ICD).

    You could use USB display / IO module(s).

     

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    Wolfson could have given us GPIO access

    What GPIO pins are used by the Piface CAD shield?

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    0 Former Member over 11 years ago

    No, I don't think so. The Wolfson card uses almost all the GPIO, including the SPI port.

    The Piface CAD also requires the SPI port, and some other GPIO.

     

    You could use an i2c port expander and a display with i2c interface to get the same functions. i2c is a shared bus.

    You could use the serial port, which is brought to pins on the Wolfson board (Rx Tx) an connect with serial to a microcontroller for i/o and display (or use a serial ICD).

    You could use USB display / IO module(s).

     

    See:

    Wolfson could have given us GPIO access

    What GPIO pins are used by the Piface CAD shield?

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