Thanks for interesting video. 😊 I only receive stereo FM stations in Mono. Wondering why? Is that depending on the SL level? (mine: SL:66%) In my case the line "if(radio.isStereo() ==1 lcd.print("FM Stereo") is never executed. (?) If I change the value to "if(radio.isStereo() ==0 lcd.print("FM Stereo") then it's ok. Should it be like this, or .......?
Brilliant...! Sir I liked your project and other such stuff on your channel. I have two queries: 1. If this module is preprogrammed for fixed staions of US, Japan, etc. Or it can be put in autoscan mode for local fm stations anywhere (88 to 108 MHz entire band with two places of decimal)? 2. Apart from FM IC, I guess that module is having onboard PA also. When we are putting it in off/standby condition PA is also managed by module itself or user has to do it via code and some PA control GPIO?
Hi! some frequencies are not displayed with correct values: 98.29Mhz instead of 98.30, 94.79 instead of 94.80, 100.59 instead of 100.60, 107.29 instead of 107.30, 100.19 instead of 100.20. Any suggestion? Best regards
Hi. You can checkout my other videos where I program the module from scratch and write a library for it. Those videos explain how the station frequency is computed. Thanks for your feedback.
Hi, Thank you for your answer, and for share this project with us. Regarding to display the correct frequency value, I Think this is the function, but I don't have any ideea to fix it, any help from you is welcome!: lcd.print(radio.readFrequencyInMHz())
you didn't use 5v to 3.3v level converters also make one using the rda5807m module also, i have a few lying around, but don't work properly, in the i2c scanner it shows hex code of 0*60 which is of tea5767.
I would like to find a project with an FM tuner made of all external parts to give me the feeling of actually building the tuner and not just plug a chip already made in factory. And with vaccum tubes that would be even better.
Sorry but there is something i don't understand. The button ON/OFF is linked to the pin 2 of the Arduino but it's not declared in the code. Then, how can it work?
Thanks for your feedback. OLED yes, watch my videos where OLED is used to modify code. As for boosting the signal, better antenna should improve signal.
The d in LCD stands for display so calling it an LCD display is actually saying liquid crystal display display. It's like saying pcb board or ATM machine or pin number.
Thanks for interesting video. 😊
I only receive stereo FM stations in Mono. Wondering why?
Is that depending on the SL level? (mine: SL:66%)
In my case the line "if(radio.isStereo() ==1 lcd.print("FM Stereo") is never executed. (?)
If I change the value to "if(radio.isStereo() ==0 lcd.print("FM Stereo") then it's ok.
Should it be like this, or .......?
Brilliant...! Sir I liked your project and other such stuff on your channel. I have two queries:
1. If this module is preprogrammed for fixed staions of US, Japan, etc. Or it can be put in autoscan mode for local fm stations anywhere (88 to 108 MHz entire band with two places of decimal)?
2. Apart from FM IC, I guess that module is having onboard PA also. When we are putting it in off/standby condition PA is also managed by module itself or user has to do it via code and some PA control GPIO?
Thank you . I will try .
Can u pls provide ur mail for my some queries regarding my projects
Hi! some frequencies are not displayed with correct values: 98.29Mhz instead of 98.30, 94.79 instead of 94.80, 100.59 instead of 100.60, 107.29 instead of 107.30, 100.19 instead of 100.20. Any suggestion? Best regards
Hi. You can checkout my other videos where I program the module from scratch and write a library for it. Those videos explain how the station frequency is computed. Thanks for your feedback.
Hi,
Thank you for your answer, and for share this project with us.
Regarding to display the correct frequency value, I Think this is the function, but I don't have any ideea to fix it, any help from you is welcome!:
lcd.print(radio.readFrequencyInMHz())
you didn't use 5v to 3.3v level converters also make one using the rda5807m module also, i have a few lying around, but don't work properly, in the i2c scanner it shows hex code of 0*60 which is of tea5767.
I would like to find a project with an FM tuner made of all external parts to give me the feeling of actually building the tuner and not just plug a chip already made in factory. And with vaccum tubes that would be even better.
..is there a radio controlled clock sync breakout board ? Rcc dcf77
Sir can we replace TEA5767 with RDA5807M instead?Thanks
what about wifi stereo radio?
Sure, using ESP32 controller. Thanks for the feedback.
Can you capture the audio and store to a memory chip?
Mr kok gak bekerja?
Sorry but there is something i don't understand. The button ON/OFF is linked to the pin 2 of the Arduino but it's not declared in the code. Then, how can it work?
I think it is specified in the header file.
Nice work! I shall hack the code to use an encoder to specify the required frequency now that I have something that works.
Please checkout my video where I write a library for the module. Thanks for your feedback.
great sir , can we add oled display in this radio , how to build rf signal booster for weak signals . pls guide us
Thanks for your feedback. OLED yes, watch my videos where OLED is used to modify code. As for boosting the signal, better antenna should improve signal.
Plzz upload automatic radio signal finder and save in memory
I'm planning to do such a project. Maybe in the near future!
@@AnasKuzechieplzz sir I need this project
The d in LCD stands for display so calling it an LCD display is actually saying liquid crystal display display. It's like saying pcb board or ATM machine or pin number.
Thanks for the feedback
Show de bola o projeto 👏
Thanks for your feedback
and radio sw?
If you mean short wave, this module is only FM. There are other modules for SW.
@@AnasKuzechie and what is the other modules for sw? please
@@Mitrasto22 check out this project create.arduino.cc/projecthub/mircemk/diy-si4730-all-band-radio-lw-mw-sw-fm-1894d9
@@AnasKuzechie thanks