Gravity: I2C Voice Recorder and Playback with Speech Synthesis Module

SKU: DFR0699

Gravity: I2C Voice Recorder Module Pro is the latest all-in-one voice interaction module from DFRobot. Integrated with recording and playback function, users can directly press the onboard button to record or use a controller with Gravity I2C interface to control it. The module can store 10 segments of 100s audio and comes with built-in power amplifier. The recorded files can be played by the earphone/speaker interface, which allows you to conveniently build voice interaction projects.

Front of Voice Recorder module with USB and blue connector for Arduino integration-DFRobot product sku:DFR0699 image.

Downloadable Resources

  • Docs
  • Tech Specs
  • Specification

    • Compatibility
    Development Board Compatible Not Compatible Not Tested
    Arduino AVR
    micro:bit
    mPython
    Firebeetle-ESP32
    • Recording Function:

      • Can store up to 10 segments of 100s audio
    • Speech Synthesis:

      • Synthesis -999999999.999999999 to 999999999.999999999
    • Electrical Performance:

      Parameter Value
      Operating Voltage 3.3~5V
    • Physical Characteristics:

      • Dimension:
        | Parameter | Value |
        | ----------------- | ----------- |
        | Mounting Hole | 4 x M3 |
    • Control Interface: I2C

      Parameter Value
      I2C Address 0x30-0x39
    • Output Interface:

      • 3.5mm Headphone Port
      • PH2.0 Speaker Port

    Pinout

    1. Microphone

    Please aim the microphone at your mouth when speaking.

    1. LED Indicator

      • Off: No recording at the current number
      • Yellow: There is a recording at the current number
      • Red: Is recording
      • Green: Is playing
      • Flashing in red: Is deleting
    2. Digital Tube Display

      • Selected recording number
      • Remaining available recording time(in recording)
    3. Toggle Switch

      • Control the recording and playing.
    4. PH2.0 Speaker Port

      • Connect the small speaker, integrated amplifier output
      • PH2.0 speaker port and 3.5mm headphone port cannot be connected at the same time.
    5. I2C Interface

      • Connect to mainboard, power supply, or control via I2C
    6. 3.5 Headphone Jack

      • Connect headphones or speakers
    7. Potentiometer Knob

      • Adjust the volume

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