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RdSpi

Si4703 based RDS scanner for Raspberry Pi using Si4703S-B16 breakout board PL102RT-S V1.5

PL102RT-S V1.5

Installation

Connect PL102RT-S V1.5 breakout to Rpi:

RPi PL102RT-S
SDA SDIO
SCL SCLK
#23 RST
GND GND
3.3V Vd

If in addition to RDS scanning you want to listen to radio audio then connect whatever amplifier you have to LOUT/ROUT. Adafruit MAX98306 works just fine.

Make RdSpi. It accepts one command at a time:

  • reset - resets and powers up Si4703, dumps register map while resetting
  • power on|down - powers Si4703 up or down
  • dump - dumps Si4703 register
  • spacing kHz - sets 200, 100, or 50 kHz spacing
  • scan (mode) - scans for radio stations, mode can be specified 1-5, see AN230, Table 23. Summary of Seek Settings
  • spectrum - scans full FM band and prints RSSI
  • seek up|down - seeks to the next/prev station
  • tune freq - tunes to specified FM frequency, for example rdspi tune 9500 to tune to 95.00 MHz
  • rds on|off|verbose - sets RDS mode, on/off for RDSPRF, verbose for RDSM
  • rds gt - RDS Group Type to scan for, for example 0 for basic tuning and switching information
  • rds - scan for complete RDS PS and Radiotext messages with 15 seconds timeout
  • volume 0-15 - set audio volume, 0 to mute
  • set register=value - set specified register

It is better to start with reset :)

rdspi reset
rdspi tune 9500
rdspi volume 10
rdspi set volext=1
rdspi dump

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