If that's your front panel, where is the display? Do you have a link to your project?
I used a stadard 256x256 1.8" TFT colour display and a standard three pin I/R receiver.
I used a stadard 256x256 1.8" TFT colour display and a standard three pin I/R receiver.
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Your case already looks very professional..
The picture is my earlier project just using the GPIO
And luckily I only need a 2 Way filter.
I am still working on the T-Display Preamp
I will make a picture of it later
Downloading the sigmastudio files works ok with the ESP32 but I had a strange thing.
The xover seemed to be in the default mode instead of the correct xover frequencies
Maybe a mistake by me..
I am sure your balanced out will make a lot of difference
The picture is my earlier project just using the GPIO
And luckily I only need a 2 Way filter.
I am still working on the T-Display Preamp
I will make a picture of it later
Downloading the sigmastudio files works ok with the ESP32 but I had a strange thing.
The xover seemed to be in the default mode instead of the correct xover frequencies
Maybe a mistake by me..
I am sure your balanced out will make a lot of difference
Yes, effectively:
I just placed the sub there for the picture, normally the subs sit close to the side walls. I built the centre channel by putting a 90 degree bend in the tube:
This is to keep the height down under the TV and projector screen. (I built the deck, the base board is from a bamboo kitchen chopping board!)
This picture shows a lash-up of the centre to compare to the normal LXmini, I couldn't measure or hear any real difference:
But when in situ, the centre does sound a little different, probably because it is closer to the back wall and floor. It is still 100x better than the Klipsch centre I had before.
Anyway, the excitement begins as the boards have just arrived! Plugged in the main hardware pieces for a dry run to make sure all will fit before mounting all the SMTs looks bang on 🙂
Thanks. I have a couple of hacks to make to the underside of the pcb as I realised very shortly after the board went into production (isn't that always the way?) that the DSP output serial ports 2 and 3 do not support three SDAIOx pins, only one! Easy to fix though with a couple of cuts and link wires.
Will update on progress, waiting for an RS delivery for some remaining components, due today so looks like a busy weekend ahead!
Will update on progress, waiting for an RS delivery for some remaining components, due today so looks like a busy weekend ahead!
Installed and working, sounds excellent! Silent with ear to the speaker cone. Very happy with the result!
OH Man
This is Great!!!
Looks very professional
And youve build it realy fast !!
I wish i could hear it...
Thanks, took about a day to build the main PCB, a bit longer to fix a couple of problems! I'm a little puzzled as to why it sounds significantly cleaner from the listening position. My previous 8 channel DSP+Amps build was shoehorned into one case and not only did it look a mess, if within a couple of feet/0.5m of a speaker cone I could hear a low level hiss and some buzzing. This could not be heard from further away. My aim was to get rid of the hiss and buzzing and this I have succeeded in doing but as I say, I'm puzzled why it sounds so much better from further away? The power amps are the same, Hypex UcD modules, but the DSP was a evaluation board from Analog Devices and used their EVAL-ADAU1466 DSP with an AD1938 4x8 CODEC. I added buffer stages on the board outputs to generate a differential drive for the Hypex modules. But as I said, it was a bit of a mess 😳:
New power amps only build is a bit better, although I would like to find a neater way of of splitting the power supply feeds 8 ways instead if the mess in the middle:
The small board in the middle left is one I designed for speaker protection and for standby switching of the amps, the rest is off the shelf Hypex modules, although I replaced the horrible faston tabs with screw terminal blocks..
Anyway, to stay on topic, the cheap ADAU1467 module and the PCM1794 boards (my version is similar but with more compact opamp output stages) work extremely well and relatively easy to use. My only criticism of the DSP board is they didn't wire the reset circuit input to pin 6 of the programing header or to an edge pin, I had to modify the board for this, just a wire.
Last picture, looks a little lost now it is in situ compared to the big box that sat there before:
Where do you live, maybe I can crank up the volume 😀
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It doesn't look like a mess to me ;-)
my experiments look a lot worse..
I live on just about 10 km away from Hypex
and you in the UK i see...
my experiments look a lot worse..
I live on just about 10 km away from Hypex
and you in the UK i see...
Before the pamdemic, I was vsiting Breda two or three times a year. There is a film scanner manufacturer there which uses my lighting and camera control technology. Not sure when I'll next visit, using video conference calls at the moment.
Yes..
and I use the cheap 1452 board as preamp EQ Xover etc
the speakers are TangBand 2314 coax
and yes they sound very nice
I actually have 2 pre
1 selfboot which works good
1 ttgo esp32 controlled
the download is ok
but all the filters seem to be not correct
I probably need to send the filters parameters extra after the full download?
A trip uk?
hmm doesn't it always rain there?
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You should not have to resend the filter settings. I presume you generate the DSP hex file from SigmaStudio? This example project on the AD SigmaStudio support site is very helpful, I used the download code module they provided, just changing the necessary parameters in the .h files:
https://wiki.analog.com/resources/t...=sigmadsp&s[]=example&s[]=project&s[]=1&s[]=0If you run your project with your hardware hooked up to SigmaStudio, do a download to check it is working well, then Export System Files it should then work the same after an upload from your ESP32.
A possible cause of wrong filter performance could be a mismatch in the project and clock settings.
Always what here? Rain? 🙂
😀
The netherlands are very very wet also these days.....
Thanks for your explanation
I will give it another try again
the TTGO module is nice for testing but the display is impossible to build in nicely.
so i ordered new 240 240 display and make a new effort.
I use this example off Analog Devices https://wiki.analog.com/resources/tools-software/sigmastudio/tutorials/microcontroller
Same one, my link got corrupted from my search, hence the yellow highlights all over.
If you still have problems and think I can help, let me know.
Thanks!!
You've already helped me because you confirmed that it is ok.
Now I can look it over once more
My impatience with to many projects at the same time is not very helpful either ;-)
You've already helped me because you confirmed that it is ok.
Now I can look it over once more
My impatience with to many projects at the same time is not very helpful either ;-)
I know the feeling. This project has gone on much longer than my usual and I have surprised myself at how patient I've been waiting for parts for example when in the past I would have hacked in some substitute! Probably helped that I already had something reasonable in place.
Next idea is to try and add click removal for vinyl into the DSP. Will start with KJBob from AD support idea: https://ez.analog.com/dsp/sigmadsp/f/q-a/64214/adau1701-riaa
Next idea is to try and add click removal for vinyl into the DSP. Will start with KJBob from AD support idea: https://ez.analog.com/dsp/sigmadsp/f/q-a/64214/adau1701-riaa
Awesome job! that board looks neat!
It would be great to have one designed for the cheap ADAU1452 from Aliexpress
It would be great to have one designed for the cheap ADAU1452 from Aliexpress