Yes, this is the standard from Quanghao
For the 200-230V connection use:
wire Yellow/Green to ground
wire Blue only to wire Yellow
wire Red to input
wire Brown to the other input
I tried to find a pickit 2, but every one I found was in the 60-70 $ range and the link on ebay given previously was dead. Any suggestions to get one at a reasonable price?
Otherwise, I would ask a friend, but as I have already discovered, it will take many months (at best)...
Too bad this has not been done before delivering DAC...
Otherwise, I would ask a friend, but as I have already discovered, it will take many months (at best)...
Too bad this has not been done before delivering DAC...
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Hi myfavoritething,
- I bought this one for 24.99 $ (19.45€) but I think you can get it cheaper.
- PICPRO software here.
- USB drivers here.
I received mine yesterday. It is the first time that I work on PIC and I have all to learn.
- Quite simple to use but I encountered some issues while setting it up (It did not found automaticaly the right port) and then while programming (error in ID).
Picpro Mini USB PIC Programmer FOR Microchip Pics K150 | eBay
- I bought this one for 24.99 $ (19.45€) but I think you can get it cheaper.
- PICPRO software here.
- USB drivers here.
I received mine yesterday. It is the first time that I work on PIC and I have all to learn.
- Quite simple to use but I encountered some issues while setting it up (It did not found automaticaly the right port) and then while programming (error in ID).
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!!! WARNING !!!
I just installed the shield and I noticed that the pins of the USB socket on the backside of the Amanero were touching the shield.
The pins were about 3mm long, cutted them close to PCB: problem solved
I have the impression that the DAC sounds even better with the shield, very low level details are more easily heard, sounds more relaxed.
Could also that my mind is playing tricks with me
I just installed the shield and I noticed that the pins of the USB socket on the backside of the Amanero were touching the shield.
The pins were about 3mm long, cutted them close to PCB: problem solved
I have the impression that the DAC sounds even better with the shield, very low level details are more easily heard, sounds more relaxed.
Could also that my mind is playing tricks with me
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No tricks - the placebo effect is as good as the real thingCould also that my mind is playing tricks with me
I do not think it is Placebo but noise not received from the Usb to the analog side off the dac.No tricks - the placebo effect is as good as the real thing
Hello,
I want to keep the possibilty to switch output between balanced and unbalanced. Can i use this schema ?
Br
Jacky
Pin 1 on XLR connects directly to chassis - always.
Pin 2 = + hot transformer
Pin 3 = - cold transformer
Let the secondary of transformer 'float'.
Z
I sent this private message 6th August:
Hi Quanghao, I'll be away on holiday from the 17th until August 27th, please delay shipment if you believe the package could get at that time to Spain.
No responses from Quanghao.
I sent another private message 28th August:
Hello, I'm back from vacation. You can send me the dac...(continues)
Again, no responses from Quanghao.
I have paid 966$ for something, I hope.
Hi Quanghao, I'll be away on holiday from the 17th until August 27th, please delay shipment if you believe the package could get at that time to Spain.
No responses from Quanghao.
I sent another private message 28th August:
Hello, I'm back from vacation. You can send me the dac...(continues)
Again, no responses from Quanghao.
I have paid 966$ for something, I hope.
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