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| ESP pin | PCM5102 I2S signal |
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| ------------- | ------------- |
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| GPIO25 | LRCK |
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| GPIO25 | DATA IN (DIN) |
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| GPIO26 | BCK |
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| GPIO25 | LCK |
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| GPIO26 | DATA IN (DIN) |
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| GPIO27 | BCK |
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| GND | SCK, GND |
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| 5V | VIN |
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![Schematic for wiring](https://github.com/schreibfaul1/ESP32-audioI2S/raw/master/additional_info/ESP32_I2S_PCM5102A_ONLY.JPG)
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Next wire up your TDA8932. This is a bit simpler:
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1. The power pins can go to a DC converter. I re-used one from an old laptop. Optimum is 24V at 2amp.
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2. I wired input via two short wires to the PCM5102 board coming off a 3.5mm adapter
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3. Then I soldered on two wires which connect to speaker terminals
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Flash your ESP32 using the same process detailed above, and you're all set!
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