i stumbled upon this and thought it may come in handy when building small embedded nodes without complex input interface (no/few buttons) but the need to feed in provisioning data at least once (wifi credentials/id-numbers/hive-id?)
it works by generating a wav sample inside the user-side browser (could be a app or a website) and modulating the data by FSK.
it also uses HDLC and base64 to encode the data and has some source for generator (js/css/html) and decoder (c++)
Oh wow, this is totally “thinking outside the box” from my perspective. Have you tried it? Does it work well and would you recommend it for not-so-techie users?
We met Peter at the Beep meetup and he showed us an ESP32 with two digital I2S mics, that record audio and send it via WiFi – in this cas UDP – to a local computer. Amazing!
