Btw: i once managed to let a 1541 give the subcode data on my speakers, mixed with R-L data: divided the clock signal to 1541 /2 in NOS, but it has to be /4.
I know now the 1541 doesn't like this, it gets
What i heard was only digital noise.
I know now the 1541 doesn't like this, it gets

What i heard was only digital noise.
Hello phofman,
even if tubee is losing interest, I'd be grateful if you post he revised schematics.
Thank you.
A NOS 1540 sounds like fun.😉
Cheers
Philippe
even if tubee is losing interest, I'd be grateful if you post he revised schematics.
Thank you.
A NOS 1540 sounds like fun.😉
Cheers
Philippe
even if tubee is losing interest
Thats not the fact.
I am still very interested, but don't want to pressure Phofman.
Honestly, I would prefer rfbrw do it, should he agree. My experience with logical circuits is limited when compared to his and the schematics will not be tested in real before publishing. I am sticking to the 4bit counter version which I know for sure works.
Whichever way you go, I suggest you reclock the NOS LE signal with the OS LE signal going to 1540s in the nonmodified version.
Whichever way you go, I suggest you reclock the NOS LE signal with the OS LE signal going to 1540s in the nonmodified version.
tubee said:
How will the schematic look like then?
But if you don't want waste (a long) time on that schematic to draw i don't mind, and will figure it out myself, because i want to finish some other projects first (cdp with 4 dacs, speakers, turntable) so i have no time left to change this 14 bit machine yet.
The 4 paralleled 1541 CDP with shift registers in NOS is allmost listenable in a few weeks i guess.😉
Sorry, it's not about wasting time, but drawing an untested circuit. My experience with digital circuits is not big enough to be so confident.
Basically it should be two D flip flops for each data signal (right and left), both clock inputs connected to BCK (CLCF) clock, the data going to D1, Q1 -> D2, Q2 -> data input of 1540. This way you delay the data signal by two clock ticks. In fact, you will need two 7474s as they are only dual. Maybe there is a quadruple version.
But the counter solution is tested and has actually lower nb. of ICs. The 7HC125 drivers are optional.
Thanks Phofman,
I have no huge logic knowledge either, but the logic i used so far still works😀
btw, the 74/174 could be the hex version of 74/74, but i have to look in the datasheets then.
Sorry, i go now, will proceed with my surround back & center speakers.
I have no huge logic knowledge either, but the logic i used so far still works😀
btw, the 74/174 could be the hex version of 74/74, but i have to look in the datasheets then.
Sorry, i go now, will proceed with my surround back & center speakers.
phimor said:Hello phofman,
even if tubee is losing interest, I'd be grateful if you post he revised schematics.
Thank you.
A NOS 1540 sounds like fun.😉
Cheers
Philippe
Check this out then :
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?postid=888782#post888782
😀
" It looks sooo easy"
saa7010 instead saa7000 for nos
at first
sorry for my poor english
my question is
in my cdp 151 phillips
with 2 tda 1540
ist it
at first
sorry for my poor english
my question is
in my cdp 151 phillips
with 2 tda 1540
ist it
This thread could be also of interest in this case:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=40682
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?t=40682
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