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'CP210x USB to serial driver (v11.1.0) for Windows 10/11' Install failing
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Hi,
There is an error when I install the 'CP210x USB to serial driver (v11.1.0) for Windows 10/11'.
My operation system is win11, KB5026368, updated in 2023.5.9.-
I tried to install it by right click, but there was no response.
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I then installed it in the device manager, and it showed install successfully but:
Could you please help me to deal with it?
Sincerely
Denko -
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Hi @denko-2
In CP210x_Universal_Windows_Driver_ReleaseNotes.txt you find the manual install instructions.
Did you follow these?- Using Windows File Explorer, locate the driver folder
(that you previously unzipped) - Right click on the silabser.inf file and select Install
- Follow the instructions
This worked for me in my windows 10 pc.
- Using Windows File Explorer, locate the driver folder
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@CamilaSouza
Thanks a lot!
It works today, really strange....Could I ask another question that I find the code in example is for pcm digital mic, how can I find the related one for PDM digital mic?
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I guess the "PCM digital mic" means Analog mic we are saying.
So this question is just like "how to use digital mic on spresense?"Please check below document.
https://developer.sony.com/develop/spresense/docs/hw_docs_en.html#_how_to_use_microphones
To use digital(PDM) mic, some soldering is needed.
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@CamilaSouza said in 'CP210x USB to serial driver (v11.1.0) for Windows 10/11' Install failing:
ic, some soldering
Thanks, CamilaSouza.
I have connected the PDM mic.
This is my first project about audio signals; I would appreciate your answers.
I want to confirm whether the example 'pcm capture' captures the data from a PDM mic and demodulates the signal. This means that we can process the data directly. In other words,
Is there any step I need to do before processing the data from 'pcm capture'?Thanks a lot for your answer again.
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@denko-2
Also, take a look at the Signal Processing examples on Arduino.
They might help