GETTING_STARTED.md

Getting Started

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Euphony is a library that transmits data using critical bandwidths of the tonal frequency inaudible to humans.
Since the API is written in Java, users can use it in any language running on JVM like Java or Kotlin.

This consists of two parts.

1. Transmitter

• Generate sound waves and transmits through a speaker.

2. Receiver

• Listen to sound waves and receive data through a MIC.

in Transmitter

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Generate sound waves and transmits though a microphone.

1. Create EuTxManager object which turns data into sound waves.

• Java

EuTxManager mTxManager = new EuTxManager();

• Kotlin

val mTxManager = EuTxManager()

2. Use euInitTransmit method, enter the data you want to transmit.

• Java

mTxManager.euInitTransmit("Hello, Euphony");

• Kotlin

mTxManager.euInitTransmit("Hello, Euphony")

3. With process method, set how many times to repeat the sound(data). (-1 is infinite)

• Java

mTxManager.process(-1);

• Kotlin

mTxManager.process(-1)

in Receiver

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Part of receiving sound waves.

Requires permission of RECORD_AUDIO

• Write in AndroidManifest.xml

<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.RECORD_AUDIO" />

1. Create EuRxManager object that receives sound waves as data

• Java

EuRxManager mRxManager = new EuRxManager();

• Kotlin

val mRxManager = EuRxManager()

2. Listener settings that receive and process sound waves

• Java

mRxManager.setAcousticSensor(new AcousticSensor() {
	@Override
	public void notify(String letters) {
		// when data is received
	}
});

• Kotlin

mRxManager.acousticSensor = AcousticSensor { letters ->
	//when data is received
}

3. Start receiving sound waves

• Java

mRxManager.listen(); // Listening Start

• Kotlin

mRxManager.listen() // Listening Start

4. End sound wave reception

• Java

mRxManager.finish(); // Listening finish

• Kotlin

mRxManager.finish() // Listening finish