DF2301Q speak its Learned Command or other words as playback device
Steve.Parus 2026-07-31 02:09:46 33 Views1 Replies Is there a way to have the DF2301Q speak its learned command or other words using playByCMDID or some other method? Have it basically perform as a simple playback device ?
However, the response from a DF2301Q playByCMDID to a Learned Command varies among ‘ok’, ‘done’, ‘doing it’ and ‘ok got it’ with no pattern that I can see. The response to playByCMDID for the same Learned Command seems to change randomly. I would want to avoid those appended words.
The response from the DF2301Q device itself to a spoken learned command also varies among those randomly.
setMuteMode(1); can be used to mute those responses but am curious about the variation in responses.
playByCMDID() plays whatever reply sound is baked in for that ID, not the thing you taught it. So it's always going to say ok/done/doing it instead of whatever word you trained.
Learned commands seem to just cycle through a handful of random ack sounds, I've noticed the same thing. The built-in ones are consistent but the ones you train yourself just pull from that same little pool of 4. Don't think there's a way to change it.
Short answer on the playback device thing: nope. The learn mode only teaches it to recognize the sound, it doesn't save the audio to play back later.
If you actually need it to say specific words, stack a DFPlayer on there. Get the ID off the DF2301Q and just trigger whatever file you want on the player side.
setMuteMode(1) is what I use to shut those random acks up. Full list of IDs is on the Getting Started page if you need it: https://wiki.dfrobot.com/sen0539-en/docs/21332
Jason.Miao 