# UAC2 Speaker and Microphone ## Overview This example project shows USB hid generic transfers - PC transmits a HID report to MCU, and then MC send it back to PC ## Board Setting - Connect a USB port on PC to the PWR DEBUG port on the development board with a USB Type-C cable - Connect a USB port on PC to one of USB port on the development board with a USB Type-C cable - Connect a speaker to the DAO interface on the development board ## Project Configuration - File `CMakeLists.txt`: When BOARD_DEVICE_RHPORT_NUM is defined as 0, it means to use USB0. When BOARD_DEVICE_RHPORT_NUM is defined as 1, it means to use USB1. - The property of USB device can be configured by "tusb_config.h" or "CMakeListx.txt" ## Running the example When the project runs correctly - Confirm the audio settings: (1) Set "TinyUSB headset" as the default play device ![](doc/tingyusb_uac2_speaker.png) (2) Set "TinyUSB headset" as the default recording device ![](doc/tinyusb_uac2_microphone.png) - Play (1) Start a music player on PC and choose a music song, and then click "Play" button ​ ![](doc/uac2_speaker_mic_play.png) (2) MCU plays music by speaker as receiving audio data from PC. - Recording (1) Stop the music player on PC (2) Start a recording tool and click "Record" button, and at the same time play a music song by another player device(e.g. mobile phone) ![](doc/uac2_speaker_mic_record.png) (3) Click "Stop" button after recording for a while ![](doc/uac2_speaker_mic_stop.png) (4) Click "Play" button ![](doc/uac2_speaker_mic_playback.png) (5) MCU Plays audio by speaker on DAO interface