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The Raspberry Pi Codec Zero documentation has a pinouts section with an image that describes the pinouts channels and polarity. The mono-speaker's screw terminals are undocumented.
Please add an image and a description about the polarity expected from these screw terminals, i.e.: is the left terminal the positive or the negative one, is the right terminal the positive or the negative one? This information is currently nowhere to be found.
The speaker polarity matters for more accuracy in the sound produced from the signal.
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I just did a quick internet-search, and everything I found said that polarity only matters if you have two speakers, but if you only have one speaker it doesn't matter? 🔈
The Raspberry Pi Codec Zero documentation has a pinouts section with an image that describes the pinouts channels and polarity. The mono-speaker's screw terminals are undocumented.
Please add an image and a description about the polarity expected from these screw terminals, i.e.: is the left terminal the positive or the negative one, is the right terminal the positive or the negative one? This information is currently nowhere to be found.
The speaker polarity matters for more accuracy in the sound produced from the signal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: