odroid
- there's no big difference in usage per se, but you need a/the adapter as the i2s signals are located elsewhere on the odroid w. the adapter just maps the odroid pin out to the 2x20 header used by the raspberry models a+ and b+. for the same reason, the digital outputs differ: GPIO34 and GPIO35 are used, not GPIO16 and GPIO17. you need to modify the external to make it work with the odroid w. just change the two respective lines to read:
const uint8_t CLK1 = 34;
const uint8_t CLK2 = 35;
- attaching the adapter. the side labelled "this side towards tt" goes toward the main pcb. there's two pin headers on the odroid; they're the same but mirrored. when attaching the odroid to the adapter, the side with the sd card slot should face up (ie face you), the pins go onto the other side. here's an image:
