Is it possible that this project be reasonably adapted where the USB is a DEVICE and is recognised by Windows to allow DAW to send to t-display-s3? #8
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Hi Saulo, great job on your project. I've just been able to compile sucessfully on Windows with PlatformIO. I also tested sucessfully capturing midi notes from my Casio LK-270 USB midi output, after powering the t-display-s3 from a battery and setting GPIO 15 to HIGH. This allows the display backlight to turn on when powering from a battery. Your current project configures the Lilygo t-display-s3 as a USB Host, but is it possible that this project be reasonably adapted where the USB is a DEVICE and is recognised by Windows to allow DAW to send to t-display-s3? Please let me know your thoughts. Kind regards, Dave. |
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Hi Saulo. FYI I got some demo code working on a t-display-s3 for MIDI USB Device. See: |
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Hello, sorry for the delay in responding. I've had very busy days here. I believe so, but we would have to do it with a HID microcontroller, for example, with a Raspberry Pi Pico 2. |
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No worries. Thanks for sharing your project. |
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Hi Saulo. FYI I got some demo code working on a t-display-s3 for MIDI USB Device. See:
adafruit/Adafruit_TinyUSB_Arduino#531