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USB to I2S 384Khz - DSD Converter

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amix

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Hmmm...I did not get any invoice/payment notification (just checked relevant email folders), though others, later in the list, seem to have gotten one. Should I set on email-contact in my user-prefs here? Ooooooops! Yes, that was my mistake. Sorry.

I checked e-mail on, now! Please, retry ;) And sorry. I am at position 125.
 
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gentlevoice

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Hi,

... might be bumping this thread just a little with this question: Any of you know of threads here on DIYaudio that designs a DAC with the ES9018 including microcontroller/other programming to set the registers of the ES9018 for PCM (up to 384 kHz) and DSD (up to DSD256 or DSD512)?

Or a design using the DSD1794 (TI), again including programming of e.g. a microcontroller?

I'm looking for a DIY design that can be used e.g. with the Amanero board. Or what do those of you who buy the board do in terms of a DIY DAC (384 kHz & DSD256 desired)?

Best regards,

Jesper
 
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Jackal29a

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Jesper, the Amanero's firmware tool allows to assign I2C commands to events working as some sort of micro controller. They are saved to the boards flash memory and applied automatically each time the event takes place.

This is a capture of the tool's I2C tab:

I2Ctool.jpg




gentlevoice said:
Hi,

... might be bumping this thread just a little with this question: Any of you know of threads here on DIYaudio that designs a DAC with the ES9018 including microcontroller/other programming to set the registers of the ES9018 for PCM (up to 384 kHz) and DSD (up to DSD256 or DSD512)?

Or a design using the DSD1794 (TI), again including programming of e.g. a microcontroller?

I'm looking for a DIY design that can be used e.g. with the Amanero board. Or what do those of you who buy the board do in terms of a DIY DAC (384 kHz & DSD256 desired)?

Best regards,

Jesper
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