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Module Easyvr 3.0 et Arduino
- Pour envoyer des customs data depuis EasyVR Commander, jumper sur “UP”
- puis jumper sur “Pc” pour récup le commandes custom du shield vers EasyVR Commander …
- pour téléverser sur arduino, jumper sur “SWW”
Pour téléversement, mettre le jumper sur HW
Mode Jumper settings
This jumper selects the operating mode of the EasyVR Shield and it can be placed in one of four positions:
- SW – Software Serial mode
Use it for controlling the EasyVR module from your Arduino sketch through a software serial port (using pins 12-13). You can also connect the EasyVR Commander in this mode, provided that the running sketch implements bridge mode (see the Arduino library examples).
- HW – Hardware Serial mode
Use it for controlling the EasyVR module from your Arduino sketch through the hardware serial port (using pins 0-1).
- PC – PC Connection mode
Use it for direct connection with the EasyVR Commander. In this mode, the Arduino controller is held in reset and only the embedded USB/Serial adapter is used.
- UP – Flash Update mode
Use it for firmware updates or to download sound table data and custom grammars to the on-board flash memory from the EasyVR Commander. In this mode, the Arduino controller is held in reset and only the embedded USB/Serial adapter is used. The EasyVR module is set in boot mode.
- LEO – Leonardo Update mode
This is similar to the regular Flash Update mode, for Arduino boards that don’t have a separate USB/Serial adapter, such as Arduino Leonardo. The EasyVR module is set in boot mode, but the Arduino controller is not reset and it must be running the special “bridge” sketch.