[alsa-devel] Using codec pins to configure part of audio routing subsystem
Hi
Here is reiteration from my previous question [1]
I have following task. I have realtek rt5677 codec. Codec has 6 pins. Some of the pins are configured as output and used to manipulate part of audio routing subsystem. In my case one pin enables headphones amp, another pin gates DMIC clock.
I can easily do it by hard-coding this logic to rt5677 driver. Now I an trying to pull this board-specific logic out of the codec driver code and move it to device tree.
I was told (without much explanation) to do it either 2 ways:
1) export codec pins as gpio and then create fixed regulator and tie it to codec via SND_SOC_DAPM_REGULATOR_SUPPLY. I sent a question [1] to clarify if it is the right way.
2) create ALSA controls for pins. I believe it means I need to create controls with names "GPIO1", "GPIO2"..."GPIO6" and then use as part of audio_routing list.
What is the right way to achieve my goal. Are there examples of configuration similar to mine? I am sure it is an easy task that was already implemented by someone, but I can't google any useful result.
Anatol Pomozov <anatol.pomozov <at> gmail.com> writes:
Hi
Here is reiteration from my previous question [1]
I have following task. I have realtek rt5677 codec. Codec has 6 pins. Some of the pins are configured as output and used to manipulate part of audio routing subsystem. In my case one pin enables headphones amp, another pin gates DMIC clock.
I can easily do it by hard-coding this logic to rt5677 driver. Now I an trying to pull this board-specific logic out of the codec driver code and move it to device tree.
I was told (without much explanation) to do it either 2 ways:
- export codec pins as gpio and then create fixed regulator and tie
it to codec via SND_SOC_DAPM_REGULATOR_SUPPLY. I sent a question [1] to clarify if it is the right way.
- create ALSA controls for pins. I believe it means I need to create
controls with names "GPIO1", "GPIO2"..."GPIO6" and then use as part of audio_routing list.
What is the right way to achieve my goal. Are there examples of configuration similar to mine? I am sure it is an easy task that was already implemented by someone, but I can't google any useful result.
Hi.. I think..
1. RT5677 codec driver have to support kernel gpiolib driver(gpio kernel framework) that similar to the arizona-gpio.c(http://lxr.free- electrons.com/source/drivers/gpio/gpio-arizona.c)
You are lucky guy, RT5677 author(Oder Chiou oder_chiou@realtek.com) has update gpiolib function today. (http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.alsa.devel/127626/focus=127625) (http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.alsa.devel/127658) You can use the gpio lib(kernel gpio function)
2. Make the switch function or dapm_widget of the amp or the dmic clock using gpio lib in your ASoC machine driver refer to this function "tegra_wm8903_event_hp" or "tegra_wm8903_event_int_spk" (http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/sound/soc/tegra/tegra_wm8903.c)
3. Connect the DAPM widget maps or Make kcontrol switch(refer to the "tegra_wm8903_controls") If you connect the dapm, amp or dmic is automatically turn on/off. If you make the kcontrol switch, you have to turn on/off using the alsa library on userspace.
good lock~
Hi JongHo
On Mon, Sep 15, 2014 at 9:39 PM, JongHo Kim furmuwon@gmail.com wrote:
Anatol Pomozov <anatol.pomozov <at> gmail.com> writes:
Hi
Here is reiteration from my previous question [1]
I have following task. I have realtek rt5677 codec. Codec has 6 pins. Some of the pins are configured as output and used to manipulate part of audio routing subsystem. In my case one pin enables headphones amp, another pin gates DMIC clock.
I can easily do it by hard-coding this logic to rt5677 driver. Now I an trying to pull this board-specific logic out of the codec driver code and move it to device tree.
I was told (without much explanation) to do it either 2 ways:
- export codec pins as gpio and then create fixed regulator and tie
it to codec via SND_SOC_DAPM_REGULATOR_SUPPLY. I sent a question [1] to clarify if it is the right way.
- create ALSA controls for pins. I believe it means I need to create
controls with names "GPIO1", "GPIO2"..."GPIO6" and then use as part of audio_routing list.
What is the right way to achieve my goal. Are there examples of configuration similar to mine? I am sure it is an easy task that was already implemented by someone, but I can't google any useful result.
Hi.. I think..
- RT5677 codec driver have to support kernel gpiolib driver(gpio kernel
framework) that similar to the arizona-gpio.c(http://lxr.free- electrons.com/source/drivers/gpio/gpio-arizona.c)
You are lucky guy, RT5677 author(Oder Chiou oder_chiou@realtek.com) has update gpiolib function today. (http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.alsa.devel/127626/focus=127625) (http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.alsa.devel/127658) You can use the gpio lib(kernel gpio function)
- Make the switch function or dapm_widget of the amp or the dmic clock using gpio lib in your ASoC machine driver refer to this function "tegra_wm8903_event_hp" or
"tegra_wm8903_event_int_spk" (http://lxr.free-electrons.com/source/sound/soc/tegra/tegra_wm8903.c)
- Connect the DAPM widget maps or Make kcontrol switch(refer to the
"tegra_wm8903_controls") If you connect the dapm, amp or dmic is automatically turn on/off. If you make the kcontrol switch, you have to turn on/off using the alsa library on userspace.
Thanks for your instructions. It works!
One more thing I had to do is to add "gpio-controller" DTS property to codec configuration.
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