IOT747 Team

[IOT747 Team]

Hello,
You don’t need a thermistor to charge the battery. Please upgrade to the latest firmware and using BATT_CONFIG and BATTERY_STATUS commands, you shoudl be able to check that it is charging as expected.
Ash

[IOT747 Team]

Hello,
You don’t need a thermistor to charge the battery. Please upgrade to the latest firmware and using BATT_CONFIG and BATTERY_STATUS commands, you shoudl be able to check that it is charging as expected.
Ash

[IOT747 Team]

Hello,

I am not sure I understand your set-up. Could you please explain:

SetUp1: This is an IDC777 Module installed in a prototype (Host). The Host opens an UTXV with an IDC777 in a IDC777-DISKIT (Device). You do not get any I2S out from the IDC777 module in the Host?

SetUp2: The IDC777-DISKIT is the host (Host). The Host opens a UTVX with an IDC777 module in a prototype. You get I2S out from the IDC777 in the prototype?

Is that correct? Please send your UART logs on both side.

Please note that:

1) You must pair from the side that will be the host and do the OPEN UTXV
2) To get I2S signal, you need to SET AUDIO=1 1 and also, you need to have AUDIO_DIGITAL configured to be the Master (if you want the board to generate the clock)
3) Make sure you get the latest firmware version. Do you use AA-Flasher?

Thanks.

Ash

[IOT747 Team]

Hello Huma,

Sorry for the delay. For now, what we have is:

1) BIS (Auracast): Receive or Transit stereo and 48 KHz. If one IDC777 module is Tx, then you can connect an infinite amount of IDC777s to receive the stream. Please check out this video: https://www.iot747.com/aiovg_videos/idc777-in-broadcast-transmit-and-in-broadcast-receive-mode/

2) A2DP Classic then BIS Relay: The module can receive an CLassic Bluetooth A2DO Stream and then Broadcast over BIS (Auracast) with LC3 at 48 Khz and Stereo. Please check out this video: https://www.iot747.com/aiovg_videos/idc777-receiving-a2dp-classic-and-streaming-over-le-broadcast/

3) CIS: We can receive a CIS Audio (Unicast) – Both for Calls (Bi-Directional) or Music. We will post a video shortly on the website.

4) Classic and LE Connection: We can have at the same time 2 devices connected (One Classic and one LE). We have a vidoe with One BIS and Once Classic: https://www.iot747.com/aiovg_videos/idcc777-switching-le-and-classic/. We haven’t tested this scenario too much but the IDC777 is capable.

What you want (IDC777 –>IDC777 –> IDC777) using BIS. So IDC777 receiving a BIS and transmitting a BIS at the same time is not implemented. But we are developping new features on the IDC777 and we have this use case scenario on our list. So you would need to check or subscribe to our newsletter.

Thanks.

IOT747

[IOT747 Team]

Hello Luca,
Unfortunatelly, you need to send a few UART commands for the module to Inquire for close by devices and pair and open a connection.
So you would need a small microcontroller. IOT747 does provide firmware customisation but you need to contact info@iot747.com
Support

[IOT747 Team]

Hello,
Sorry for the delay.
1. ADVERTISING ON and you shoudl be able to see the device using the IOT747 Scanner application (On Android or iOS). ex: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/iot747-scanner/id1602815563 for iOS
2. WRITE command can be used at the end. When you use the WRITE command, it writes all the current configuration parameters to the Flash.
3. Yes, by default, the IDC747 powers on while Advertising. So no need to turn OFF>
Support

[IOT747 Team]

Hi,
IN BLE mode, you have the indication (reliable but slower channel with confirmation of packets received) or notification (faster but with no acknowledgement). In Data mode and indication, the bit rate is over 100kbit/s. You can select indication or notification in BLE_CONFIG.
IOT747

[IOT747 Team]

Yes, these 2 modules are pin to pin compatible

[IOT747 Team]

Hello Jonathan,
Please refer to the IDC747 which is the easiest replacement for IDC747. The command manual and data sheet are at https://www.iot747.com/documents/.. We suggest to get an IDC747-DISKIT to get familiar with the module before designing it in.
Ash

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