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TL;DR

  • A DIY micro tower combines a radio, spectrum visualizer, and amplifier in two compact desktop enclosures.
  • The radio uses ESP32S3, a 2.8-inch IPS display, MPR121 touch sensing behind 4 mm tinted glass, and encoder-based station browsing.
  • The units measure 200x61x130 mm for the radio and 200x40x130 mm for the spectrum and amplifier sections.
  • The spectrum runs on an ESP32 using both cores, refreshing two 1.9-inch IPS displays at 37 to 41 FPS.
  • The amplifier is not hi-fi, uses a TPA3110 module and AVT kit 2132 tone control, and the station list is stored rigidly in firmware.
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  • #151 21909592
    sq3evp
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    >>21908843
    Interesting option.
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  • #152 21910100
    efi222
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    >>21909592
    First and foremost, convenient (no 'playing' with flash and reset buttons) . And in principle there is nothing revealing here. Webupdate already worked on the older brother ESP8266.
    On the radio, the button only switches to AP mode after the first boot to enter WiFi credentials. After restart, this page is displayed on the local IP of the network the radio is running on. Any changes to the firmware can be uploaded this way. Once uploaded, the ESP reboots itself.

    Screenshot of an “Internet radio” web panel with SSID/password fields and a firmware update section.
  • #153 21911231
    efi222
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    New test soft for the Spectrum. Compiled version (.bin) for quick upload via webupdate.
    - improved saving of last selected theme;
    - improved colours in motifs 6 and 7;
    - additional VU motif;
    Attachments:
    • mikro_widmo_A2.zip (478.43 KB) You must be logged in to download this attachment.
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