Sonnya, I sent two messages in private and no response from you...
It's a problem with my products that I paid on June 2?
I'm pressed for time and want to know exactly when I send the parcel.
Thanks.
It's a problem with my products that I paid on June 2?
I'm pressed for time and want to know exactly when I send the parcel.
Thanks.
The filters mentioned at 'Key fearures' from top to bottom resemble filter 0 to 4?
http://www.akm.com/akm/en/product/featured/velvetsound/?link_id=link107
http://www.akm.com/akm/en/product/featured/velvetsound/?link_id=link107
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We Will ship the chassis today.
The LPS will ship next week. With the LPS we will send a USB to rs232 adapter
Which is made for the chassis to be used with firmware upgrades of the frontpanel .
But time has been limited .. Great news is that one of my people has come back as she was hired by a college that had promised 1 year work, but it ended after 1 month
So I have the extra workforce from today of.
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Is this correct when using pre amp with front panel?
0= Super Slow Roll Off
1= Short Delay Roll Off
2= Slow Roll Off
3= Short Delay Sharp Roll Off
4= Sharp Roll Off
Hi,
What is the voltage (min-max) and current draw specs (plus-minus) on the discrete output shield?
What is the voltage (min-max) and current draw specs (plus-minus) on the discrete output shield?
Hi Stajo.
Current consumption on the Discrete output shield is 115mA (V+) and 140mA (V-)
Supply voltage can range from +/-12VDC to +/-17VDC
The LPS give us +/-15.5VDC.
Thanks Sonny,
In documentation for DAC + Opamp Shield it says +/-14,5 to +/-24. The reason I wonder is that I want to pre-reg to feed this together with another device that needs minimum +/- 18 VDC, so I was thinking to set common pre reg to +/- 18,5 VDC. Is the documentation correct for DAC + Opamp Shield and why does it differ with the discrete shield?
In documentation for DAC + Opamp Shield it says +/-14,5 to +/-24. The reason I wonder is that I want to pre-reg to feed this together with another device that needs minimum +/- 18 VDC, so I was thinking to set common pre reg to +/- 18,5 VDC. Is the documentation correct for DAC + Opamp Shield and why does it differ with the discrete shield?
It is fully okay, to run it up to 24v just make it possible to air flow around it.
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Interesting product. I'm a bit late to the party though.
I hope the REV2 board (with Toslink etc.) - as announced quite some time back - is well on its way by now.
However. By reading just a little of this thread - perhaps I missed some relevant info - I do also got the feeling, that sonnya doesn't want to get nailed on earlier announcements related to REV2.
I'm wondering if it still worth to discuss REV1, because I'd rather be interested in REV2.
Anyhow. I do have some basic questions related to the DAC.
1.
I'm wondering if any measures have been taken to isolate and clean up the USB interface.
Meanwhile there are several interface boards or DACs around doing that with good results.
Since the Mirand-DAC is an integrated solution there's no way to introduce something like e.g. isolation or reclocking at a later stage - of course if that'd be required at all !?!?
Has anybody been applying USB filter devices or similar? What results??
2.
Most interfaces show better results by not using USB power for the interface part (XMOS).
I'm wondering how it is done with this DAC!?!?
Are there options to select bus or local power for the XMOS part?
3.
I'd like to drive my DAC headless and with internal VC bypass.
Still I would like to try different filters.
From what I understood there are different sets of firmware available.
Mainly to set different default functions for different setups (filters).
Can you confirm this? How can the firmware be swapped?
Thx a lot.
I hope the REV2 board (with Toslink etc.) - as announced quite some time back - is well on its way by now.
However. By reading just a little of this thread - perhaps I missed some relevant info - I do also got the feeling, that sonnya doesn't want to get nailed on earlier announcements related to REV2.
I'm wondering if it still worth to discuss REV1, because I'd rather be interested in REV2.
Anyhow. I do have some basic questions related to the DAC.
1.
I'm wondering if any measures have been taken to isolate and clean up the USB interface.
Meanwhile there are several interface boards or DACs around doing that with good results.
Since the Mirand-DAC is an integrated solution there's no way to introduce something like e.g. isolation or reclocking at a later stage - of course if that'd be required at all !?!?
Has anybody been applying USB filter devices or similar? What results??
2.
Most interfaces show better results by not using USB power for the interface part (XMOS).
I'm wondering how it is done with this DAC!?!?
Are there options to select bus or local power for the XMOS part?
3.
I'd like to drive my DAC headless and with internal VC bypass.
Still I would like to try different filters.
From what I understood there are different sets of firmware available.
Mainly to set different default functions for different setups (filters).
Can you confirm this? How can the firmware be swapped?
Thx a lot.
Well i did start on it today.
Until now it looks like the picture we have attached. The difficulties for me is to get all the parts down on the same footprint.
It will have 1 pcs of SPDIF RCA and 1 pcs of OPTICAL input.
It has the same clock oscillators but now it is galvanic isolated and has reclocking.
The DAC board will need some kind of frontpanel as we need it to switch sources.
The XMOS has never been powered from the USB. We only power it from an internal +5V supply
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Hi Sonny
I received the output board yesterday with no power jumper. Is this planned to be shipped with the LPS? If not, I will have to buy a Molex crimper and terminals for one connection.
BR
Todd
I received the output board yesterday with no power jumper. Is this planned to be shipped with the LPS? If not, I will have to buy a Molex crimper and terminals for one connection.
BR
Todd