Goodmorning
Years ago i have build the Buffalo II,and a friend of mine loves it.
So we bought a Buffalo III in the marker place.....
The Buffalo II was quite easy,but the III was a differtent story for me.....
The power supplies are working fine but it stays muted....
After better reading of the manual......
I came up with 2 problems:
-I think i need a Sp/dif level converter,it uses only once source.
-how can i check which firmware is on there?
With te second version all the dipswitch settings seem te be inverted.
Years ago i have build the Buffalo II,and a friend of mine loves it.
So we bought a Buffalo III in the marker place.....
The Buffalo II was quite easy,but the III was a differtent story for me.....
The power supplies are working fine but it stays muted....
After better reading of the manual......
I came up with 2 problems:
-I think i need a Sp/dif level converter,it uses only once source.
-how can i check which firmware is on there?
With te second version all the dipswitch settings seem te be inverted.
Good morning,
It is possible that you need a level converter for the older Buffalo III, but you should specifically check the output level of your SPDIF source. You should also audit the dip switch settings. It appears to be a Buffalo III version 1.0.1. For the older ES9018 boards your best source of information is: http://www.twistedpearaudio.com/doc...-Buffalo_III_DAC_Integration_Guide_V2.1.3.pdf
It is difficult to know exactly what firmware is installed on the board. If you suspect the firmware is a problem, I think the easiest solution is to simply order a new memory chip from Twisted Pear. However, there are instructions elsewhere on DIY audio for re-flashing the memory. A quick search will find instructions.
It is possible that you need a level converter for the older Buffalo III, but you should specifically check the output level of your SPDIF source. You should also audit the dip switch settings. It appears to be a Buffalo III version 1.0.1. For the older ES9018 boards your best source of information is: http://www.twistedpearaudio.com/doc...-Buffalo_III_DAC_Integration_Guide_V2.1.3.pdf
It is difficult to know exactly what firmware is installed on the board. If you suspect the firmware is a problem, I think the easiest solution is to simply order a new memory chip from Twisted Pear. However, there are instructions elsewhere on DIY audio for re-flashing the memory. A quick search will find instructions.