Regarding the bandwidth, we don’t know yet. We backburnered setting this up because we had to deal with several unrelated issues first. The documentation for the Tsunami is just a bit difficult to locate if you want to use an Arduino to connect to it directly. Some documentation is on Sparkfun, some is on your blog, some is under the WAV but not Tsunami postings, some is in the Arduino code which we had to dig for to locate. Just a suggestion to clean it up or add it to Sparkfun would have been helpful is all.
We also need to adapt it to use 3.3V TTL but until we transition to a 3.3V M4 board, we need to ensure we can talk to it properly at 57.6k serial TTL. Still somewhat unclear what 5v to 3.3v adapters are suitable and none that work for sure are called out, it just says adapter.
Lastly, the Metro library has been depreciated for a good while now as well. https://github.com/SofaPirate/Chrono is the latest revision. Any chance you will update the Tsunami code to use Chrono?
Not sure who supports the software side of things officially therefore who to ask for library code changes with regards to Chrono vs the now old Metro?
I guess the person who created the board?
Also the forums have an error displayed at the top.
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Hi Tsunami.
If you’re seeing errors or having trouble with the forums specifically, please PM [TS-Feedback[/i] for those.
As far as changing the library goes, that’s up to the library author. If they feel they need to make changes, they will but they likely won’t be able to make custom changes for you.
You are free to make your own library or modify the existing one if you wish to do so. We actually encourage users to do that and share improved libraries with the community if you can make it better or add features that might be useful.](Login - SparkFun Electronics Forum)
To be clear, the WAV Trigger and Tsunami libraries themselves do not make use of Metro. Metro is only used in the example sketch as a means of spacing commands for the purposes of a demo. There are many ways to do this and I assume people will only use the example sketch as an example, and therefore don’t feel it’s necessary to update.