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- Sun Mar 19, 2023 9:14 pm #96113 The current example code for the I2S peripheral in ESP8266 RTOS SDK doesn't work at all. There's an open issue on GitHub without a fix. The problem is in the driver code.

I was able to squeeze out valid I2S signals of the chip without using the driver, just by direct register manipulation. However, I couldn't get the SLC interrupts working which is exactly the problem with the RTOS driver as well.

Unfortunately I couldn't find any information on how to enable SLC interrupts. The only description out there is a header file (actually two, slc_struct.h and slc_register.h, but they contain the same information in different formats) without any instructions on how to make the interrupts work. The most detailed hardware document I found provides no details either.

Anybody knows how to do this? Can somebody from @espressif comment on this?

- Fri May 05, 2023 4:20 am #96338 Yeah, well, the very well-known documentation and source quality of Espressif Don't get me started there.

After long experimentation and reverse engineering I got the I2S module working, on the NON-OS SDK. I tried to avoid as much Espressif code as possible maybe that's why it works . Note that many details of I2S are not disclosed so it remains a bit hit-or-miss.

I am not using SLC (DMA) maybe that's where the issue is. The SLC part was documented in such a terrible way, I didn't even want to get started there. The I2S module has fair amount of FIFO memory, maybe that is sufficient for your application?