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Buffalo III - flexibility without compromise.

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I'm little confused in what kind of transformer secondaries are required for powering BIII via Placid HD? At TPA website it's 9+9, but Placid accepts only one 9VAC line input, if I'm not mistake. So, other secondary is not used?

You only need a single secondary. We sell a dual secondary tranformer for flexibility across products. You can use the two secondaries in parallel for increased current output.
 
You only need a single secondary. We sell a dual secondary tranformer for flexibility across products. You can use the two secondaries in parallel for increased current output.

Thanks for reply Brian! The last regarding transformer, 9VAC shall be under full load or in stand by without any load?
Can you publish a schematic for 4-Channel S/PDIF (or AES-EBU) Input Module?
 
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Received BIII kit yestarday. Thank you Brian!
Already broke a lock of 20-pin input connector.:(
Russ
Can you advice how to install leds on Placid and BIII, they have no keys on its bodies?
To which BIII DIN pins connect MCLK, LRCK1, LRCK2, SCLK1, SCLK2 as TTL PCM source? Is GND required, I2S has no such line?
Transformer secondary 9VAC shall be under load?
Jumpers for BIII are zero ohm smd resistors in a reel? Are there no jumpers included for ADDR, reset?
I received two 100nF C4 caps with Placid kit by a mistake or it's required somewhere?
Regards.
 
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Received BIII kit yestarday. Thank you Brian!
Already broke a lock of 20-pin input connector.:(
Russ
Can you advice how to install leds on Placid and BIII, they have no keys on its bodies?

They do, they are just small. Google "LED" and then refer to the markings on the PCB.

You need to read the integration guide. Then get back to me.

Cheers!
Russ
 
Something like this would work just fine:

15-44-5820 Molex Headers & Wire Housings

Then just a 2 x 10 2.54mm pitch standard male pin header for the other side.

Perfect timing! Thanks for this information guys. I had it mocked up on the bench considering something like that. Am I correct to assume that it would work both ways? Mux to Sidecar and Sidecar to BIII?
 
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