Hi NXP Team,
I am currently working on the official i.MX RT1040 EVK and trying to use the SAI interface for custom pure data transfer (not standard audio). To verify my logic, I am performing a Local Loopback Test by physically shorting the SAI TX and RX pins on the EVK, completely bypassing the external audio codec.I want to use the I2S (SAI) interface as a high-speed communication peripheral for pure data transfer (not standard audio) and encapsulate it into a custom communication driver layer. I am currently in the testing phase verifying the basic logic.
I initialized the SAI to work in classic I2S master mode (generating BCLK and SYNC internally) and used SAI_TransferSendEDMA() and SAI_TransferReceiveEDMA() with a buffer size of 128 bytes.
When I populate my tx_buffer starting with 0xAA (e.g., [0xAA, 0x01, 0x02, ...]) and start the DMA transfers, the rx_buffer receives the data, but the entire payload is shifted by 4 bytes. Specifically:
1 rx_buffer[0] to rx_buffer[3] are always 0x00.
2 My actual first byte 0xAA appears at rx_buffer[4].
3 The rest of the data follows sequentially, which means the last 4 bytes of my payload are truncated/lost because the DMA transfer size is strictly 128 bytes.
(Please see the attached Keil debug screenshot showing the tx_buffer and rx_buffer memory windows.)
Any guidance or reference code would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
