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JQ8900-16P voice broadcast module

SKU: HMJ536 Category: Modules
KSH 400.00
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Product Description

JQ8900-16P Voice Broadcast Module

= MP3/WAV Hardware Decoding Player with USB Flash Drive Functionality =

The JQ890016P is a compact voice broadcast module that integrates a 16bit MCU and dedicated audio DSP for hardware MP3/WAV decoding . Its most notable feature is the ability to simulate the SPI Flash as a USB drive, allowing voice files to be updated simply by dragging and dropping, without requiring special software . It features an 8002A 3W amplifier for direct speaker connection .

Easy Voice Updating - Connect via USB, computer recognizes as a USB drive, drag and drop files
4MB Onboard Storage Preloaded with 10 demo voices, supports MP3/WAV files
Input Voltage: 2.8V to 5.5V DC (recommended 5V)
Current: 500µA standby, 10mA working
IO Voltage: 3.3V TTL level
Audio Output: Direct speaker connection (3W/8Ω), DAC line-out option
Supports up to 32GB Micro SD card via module pins

= Key Features =

+Flexible Control Modes Twowire UART, one-wire serial, and dedicated IO trigger pins

+Busy Signal Output - Indicates when audio is playing

+Multiple Storage Support Onboard SPI Flash, TF card, and Udisk options

+High Audio Quality 24bit DAC with 90dB dynamic range

== Applications ==

  1. Voice announcements for car navigation and toll stations
  2. Equipment operation guidance and fault alarms
  3. Safety and fire alarm systems
  4. Voice feedback for smart devices and interactive projects
Versatile and UserFriendly The draganddrop USB drive function simplifies audio file management
Multiple Control Options - Flexible integration for various projects

√ Supports FAT file system

√ Connects directly to an 8Ω speaker

√ Available in multiple control modes for flexible project integration

= Troubleshooting =

Module not recognized as USB drive:

  • Ensure the module is powered (5V) while connecting the USB data cable
  • Try a different USB cable that supports data transfer
  • Verify the module is in a powered-on state

No sound output:

  • Check speaker connection to SPK+ and SPK- terminals
  • For UART control, verify baud rate is set to 9600 (8 data bits, 1 stop bit, no parity)
  • For 5V systems with 3.3V logic, use a level shifter or a 1kΩ resistor on the RX line