sd-wireless-demo 0.2.3

Wireless demo using the Sound Designer SDK on Windows

Sound Designer Wireless Demo

This repository contains a Python-based wireless demo app using the Sound Designer SDK on Windows. It uses the amazing Textual framework to provide a console-based GUI.

Installation

The easiest and cleanest way to install this demo is with pipx:

pipx install sd-wireless-demo

You can also install with pip (but it will install a bunch of dependencies directly into your Python environment):

pip install sd-wireless-demo

Either way, you will now have a wireless_demo command on your path, which you can run in a terminal:

$ wireless_demo -h
usage: wireless_demo [-h] [--sdk-root SDK_ROOT] [--noahlink-driver-path NOAHLINK_DRIVER_PATH] [--programmer {RSL10,NOAHLink}] [--com-port COM_PORT] [--debug] [--delete-bonds]

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --sdk-root SDK_ROOT   Path to the Sound Designer SDK root folder (or set "SD_SDK_ROOT" in your environment)
  --noahlink-driver-path NOAHLINK_DRIVER_PATH
                        Path to the NOAHLink Wireless drivers (when using NOAHLink wireless)
  --programmer {RSL10,NOAHLink}
                        The type of wireless programmer to use
  --com-port COM_PORT   The COM port to use when using the RSL10 dongle
  --debug               Log additional debug information to app_debug.log
  --delete-bonds        Delete the bond table in the wireless programmer

Usage

This demo requires the Sound Designer SDK, which you can point to via the --sdk-root command line argument. It also requires a wireless programmer. Currently supported devices are the RSL10 dongle from onsemi, or the NOAHLink Wireless.

Here is an example of what it looks like when connected to a pair of binaural hearing aids: