Hi has anyone had any success with getting the Easy VR Shiled 3 working with an Intel Galileo or know where I can find any documentation about it, not been able to find much about it, thought it would work out of the box but not been successful yet.
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Hi Adam,
All the shields that have been officially tested are in the http:// http//download.intel.com/support/Galileo-Edison_ShieldTestReport_330937-002.pdf Shields Test Report, unfortunately there isn't information about this shield in it.
I took a look at the https://www.sparkfun.com/products/13316 EasyVR Shield 3.0 - Voice Recognition Shield - COM-13316 - SparkFun Electronics, I saw that the shield is compatible with Arduino Duemilanove, Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega, Arduino Leonardo and Arduino Due but there isn't information about the Galileo, it seems that it hasn't being tested for them yet. Have you tried to contacted them? https://forum.sparkfun.com/ https://forum.sparkfun.com/
Looking into the libraries in the link above, they were made for the Arduino boards and not for the Galileo. I suggest you to contact SparkFun in order to know if they have a library for the Galileo board.
If they don't have a library to use in the Galileo, you will need to modify those libraries in order to make it work or you can create your own libraries.
Kind Regards,
Charlie
Hi Adam,
All the shields that have been officially tested are in the http:// http//download.intel.com/support/Galileo-Edison_ShieldTestReport_330937-002.pdf Shields Test Report, unfortunately there isn't information about this shield in it.
I took a look at the https://www.sparkfun.com/products/13316 EasyVR Shield 3.0 - Voice Recognition Shield - COM-13316 - SparkFun Electronics, I saw that the shield is compatible with Arduino Duemilanove, Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega, Arduino Leonardo and Arduino Due but there isn't information about the Galileo, it seems that it hasn't being tested for them yet. Have you tried to contacted them? https://forum.sparkfun.com/ https://forum.sparkfun.com/
Looking into the libraries in the link above, they were made for the Arduino boards and not for the Galileo. I suggest you to contact SparkFun in order to know if they have a library for the Galileo board.
If they don't have a library to use in the Galileo, you will need to modify those libraries in order to make it work or you can create your own libraries.
Kind Regards,
Charlie
Yes had contacted they said it should be possible but they hadn't tested it, just wondered if anyone had done it yet. Thanks for the reply that is pretty much where I am up to, I did mark it as correct answer but will wait to see if any actually has got it working yet.
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