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Buffalo III - flexibility without compromise.

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Could we see a pinout chart for the connector coming from the S/PDIF input module please?
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Pinout charts are in the appendices:
- page 30. Appendix: Pin lay-out of the external I/O connector
- page 31. Appendix: Pin lay-out of the input header
In version 1.0.1 a table is included that more closely resembles the physical lay-out of the headers.
 
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LeonvB said:
Pinout charts are in the appendices:
- page 30. Appendix: Pin lay-out of the external I/O connector
- page 31. Appendix: Pin lay-out of the input header
In version 1.0.1 a table is included that more closely resembles the physical lay-out of the headers.
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Yes, but the guide doesn't include the pinouts of the connector on the S/PDIF input module... those connectors are coming out of the BIII.
 
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angcl said:
The ribbon is 20 pins, the BIII EXT/IO is 24 pins ?, how to connect ?
also the selector board also has 24 pins,just ingore the last 4 pins ?

Actually the manual is good ,but i still prefer something simple , like block diagram or diagram with all wire connections,similar to below link.

http://www.twistedpearaudio.com/docs/digital/simple_BII+IVYIII_complete.pdf
😀

Thanks
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The SPDIF module (20-pin header) connects to the 20-pin input header, not the EXT I/O header. EXT I/O (24-pin) is for communication with the uController.
 
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Russ White said:
Simply because it works the best for the widest range of sample rates and sources. The ES9018 can't accept much faster clock. It is toward the top of the range.
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I asked you this, because in the last time I intended to change that 80Mhz clock with a 100Mhz one. It was not possible for me to find in that moment a 100Mhz oscillator, but an 106,250Mhz. I had doubt that this strange frequency can work with ESS9018, but I bought it anyway, and I just replaced the old one with this 106Mhz clock. I was very surprised to see that is work very well. From 80Mhz to this 106Mhz, the increasing fidelity of the sound, is amazing!
Now I`m wonder more to know what could be in fact the highest clock frequency this DAC can support....
I just think to experiment a little more in this...
 
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Russ White said:
Simply because it works the best for the widest range of sample rates and sources. The ES9018 can't accept much faster clock. It is toward the top of the range.
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If i want only two channel output to iv stage ,which output should i connected ? there are so many outputs(on the din ,01 to 08) ,also vary confuse with the JPCM2 ,JPCM3 and the rest...of jumper😕

I had BIII and S/pdif-4 input board ,what jumper i need to take care , and what output to connect to my IV stage(two channels only) .. (i just one stereo output).

Thanks
 
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