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P132, P164, P232(U) and P332 RDS Encoders / Re: p232 chip control problem
« Last post by Jan on January 07, 2026, 03:55:15 pm »The p232 mcu integration is seamless. Unfortunately, you probably skipped the LED indicators in your circuit so you made the diagnostics unnecessarily complicated. With the LED indicators, determining the operating status is immediate.
Thus you need some diagnostic tools to verify that the chip is wired well and operating. For example you may measure the DA7 digital output frequency (57 kHz). Or you may attach logic analyzer to TX1, it sends firmware version on power-up. Or you may connect RDS decoder to the analogue output. Or you may connect I2C analyzer to the I2C bus, there's lively communication after power-up.
Once you verify anything of the above, we may continue.
Thus you need some diagnostic tools to verify that the chip is wired well and operating. For example you may measure the DA7 digital output frequency (57 kHz). Or you may attach logic analyzer to TX1, it sends firmware version on power-up. Or you may connect RDS decoder to the analogue output. Or you may connect I2C analyzer to the I2C bus, there's lively communication after power-up.
Once you verify anything of the above, we may continue.
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