AMY Synth example for nRF52

This repository demonstrates a rudamentary implementation of the AMY synth to duplicate issues

Mac Setup Prerequisites

You will need to execute the following commands to get a clean install of MaxOSX up and running with the tools necessary to work with this repo. NOTE: This install was done with Sequoia: 15.1.1 and should result in a clean install up and running with the tools necessary to work with this repo.

1. Install Xcode Command Line tools:

   xcode-select --install
   

2. Install Rosetta (Only if you are on an M1 Mac or newer):

   /usr/sbin/softwareupdate --install-rosetta --agree-to-license
   

Getting started

1. Clone this repository
2. Run cd amy_synth_nrf52_example to enter the directory
3. Run make or make help to get a list of things you can do

   $ make
   all                             make arduino-cli config-file cores libs sketches
   arduino-cli                     Install arduino-cli
   clean                           Remove all generated files
   config-file                     Create local config file, add BOARD_MANAGER_URLS
   cores                           Install the required platform cores
   distclean                       Remove all non-versioned files
   help                            Display the common make targets
   libs                            Install required libraries
   sketches                        Build all sketches
   amy_synth_nrf52_example.ino     Build amy_synth_nrf52_example
   

4. Run sudo make arduino-cli to install arduino-cli (this only has to be done once)
5. Run make all to begin building the sample sketch

   $ make all
   

6. Edit sample sketch and run make amy_synth_nrf52_example.ino to re-build the sample sketch

   $ vi amy_synth_nrf52_example.ino
   $ make amy_synth_nrf52_example.ino
   

Uploading code (only tested on Mac)

1. The following are some examples on how to upload code to a board. The Makefile will attempt to use the first /dev/cu.usb* serial port that it finds. A different port can be defined by using the 3rd example below or by setting an environment variable:

   $ make flash
   or
   $ PORT=/dev/cu.usbmodem101 make flash
   

2. Optionally, you can copy the uf2 file directly to the device. While the device is in DFU mode, run the following commands to first build the firmware, then copy it to the device (example is for the Nice Nano v2):

   $ BOARD=shorepine:nrf52:nicenanov2 make all
   $ cp build/shorepine.nrf52.nicenanov2/amy_synth_nrf52_example.ino.uf2 /Volumes/NICENANO