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I have an output on my computer (in jumper format) to S/PDIF and would like to connect it to my home receiver. Here is a link to my motherboard's manual.
http://dl.soyo.com/soyousa/manuals/k7/mk7vx413.pdf relevant pages (as numbered on the page bottoms) are: 7, 28, 33, 97, 140-178. As far as I know the voltage at these jumper pins are 5 volts and need to be dropped to +/-0.5volt. I have talked to the author of this website and he has suggested a portion of a circuit he has successfully used. http://www.andrewkilpatrick.org/mind/spdif/#circuits http://www.andrewkilpatrick.org/mind...f_circuits.gif He suggests using the TTL to Coax circuit, modified to use only C1, R1 and R2. With alterations to their values of: C1 = 0.1 -> 0.01uF R1 = The resistors can be something close to the suggested values. "The basic idea is that C1 couples the output and makes the output look like AC, and the resistors form a voltage divider to make the output voltage lower." So from page 33 of the pdf, I should connect pin 7 to the coax shielding and pin 1 to C1 of the cap and resistor circuit? |
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