The New Hypex Fusion Plate amps

Why do you recommend the amp volume over the source volume?

Because I expect the internal precision of the DSP to be higher than the max 24 bits the spdif provides. This way, quantisation issues could be less...

By the way, I did not find any solid information about internal precision and what you need to do to avoid clipping (e.g. can a boost filter clip the input signal and what is the role of internal volume in this?).

Fedde
 
Hypex HFD 4.95 software & 1.41 firmware

Hello all,
I've just noticed an new release of the HFD and firmware from Hypex.
I updated my two FA503 to the latest 1.41 flat EQ firmware and started the new HFD 4.95.


Has anyone been able to get into the new input equalizer ? When I click on it nothing happened and of course I'm not able to add any correction 😡
 
Dear all,

Hypex is ok with sharing the data, so hereby. First the disclaimer: you are on your own if you destroy your PCB by modding, so your warrenty will be gone.

You can change the resistors with circles on the attached image on the NC252MP board. The resistor (Rg) is part of the differential input buffer stage. For the Fusion 253, the resistor values are:

Rf = 3k3, Rg = 1.8k (Rg = R76 and R162)

See manual posted above how to calculate the gain. If you want to lower the gain, you need to raise Rg.

On the NC100HF tweeter board, you need to look for R76. The resistor values are the same there...

Have fun! 😀

Fedde
 

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If i do the math with the current resistor values i get a outcome of 21.
If i raise Rg from 1k8 to 2k2 i get a value of 18.
But that is the value Av.

If i want the gain to be lowered bij approx. 5 or 6 dB.
What value of Av do i need?

(In this electronics Area i am totaly lost :cannotbe:)