TX, Transmitter: Microphone sensor and Xiao on Garment
RX, Receiver: ESP32 connected to Computer Arduino IDE and TD
The two boards will communivate via a program called ESP-NOW. Tutorial above.
You will end up running 3 pieces of code...
I will end up running **3 pieces of code**...
1. Configuring and uploading the Transmitter Code to the TX board
2. Running the Mac Address code on the RX board > to get it's unique wireless communication ID
3. Configuring and uploading the Receiver Code to the RX board
1. Configuring and uploading the Transmitter Code to the TX board
2. Running the Mac Address code on the RX board > to get it's unique wireless communication ID
3. Configuring and uploading the Receiver Code to the RX board
## PART FOUR: COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ARDUINO IDE & TD
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It is essentially the same practice as creating audio-reactive visuals but instead of inserting a song or beat, it would take the live incoming data from the microphone sensor and trigger different animations depending on the threshold of the data.
### spiral one: transfer serial data
### **step one**: transfer serial data
Step 1: Drag a **DAT Serial** Node into your workscreen.
Step 2: Select Port and Baud Rate
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### spiral two: chop reference serial data in animation
### step two: chop reference serial data in animation
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