Situation - I'm combining code examples from the STM32WB Opus Library code, with that of the Echo Cancellation (AEC) Function Pack. Using the code base to have support for a microphone, speaker, and Bluetooth.
When implementing the code for the CCA01M1 board from the AEC example into the BVOPUS_Peripheral Example, I'm not seeing correct behavior when initializing the SAI/DMA and initiating a transmit function. The DMA callback never fires, which leads to it being unprocessed, and the SAI handle staying in a locked state.
Any ideas where to look would be really appreciated. Attached are the cca01m1_audio.c and .h files.
Relevant functions are:
CCA01M1_AUDIO_OUT_Init() // Top level init
SAI_MspInit() // DMA Config
HAL_SAI_Transmit_DMA() - Function called presenting the issue.
I am expecting to see breakpoints being hit in callback functions specified in the HAL_SAI_Transmit_DMA() function here. When watching breakpoints in these three functions, I'm never seeing them triggered.
Finally, thinking this was a problem with circular buffers, I tried setting it to normal as a sanity check. I'm not seeing these triggered in either case.
/* Set the SAI Tx DMA Half transfer complete callback */
hsai->hdmatx->XferHalfCpltCallback = SAI_DMATxHalfCplt;
/* Set the SAI TxDMA transfer complete callback */
hsai->hdmatx->XferCpltCallback = SAI_DMATxCplt;
/* Set the DMA error callback */
hsai->hdmatx->XferErrorCallback = SAI_DMAError;
/* Set the DMA Tx abort callback */
hsai->hdmatx->XferAbortCallback = NULL;
Code to initiate audio transfer after configuration:
CCA01M1_AUDIO_OUT_Play();
After initiating with the above "Play" function, I planned to use the half complete ISR callback to do a ping/pong buffer implementation to continuously stream audio.
Any help would be appreciated. I've been banging my head against this one for a few days.
