DAC AD1862: Almost THT, I2S input, NOS, R-2R

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Miro, if there are future Gerber releases, do you mind offering soic8 footprints again?

I would be interested in building more boards around the JL Sounds USB board and whatever new kind of stopped clock schemes we are looking at, but I don't think I'm a big op amp roller - probably would be fine soldering and leaving it there
 
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damit, an interface problem due to the new site software, lol ! I had to erase a babylonian cuneiform post ! Too bad... maybe the Matrix Resurection ?

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Edit : in ancient babylonian cuneiform, it means : "what sort of film caps are used in your power supply ?"
 
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soonmo said:
@miro1360:

Thank you.

I tested it by connecting the raspberry pi and i2s instead of the pc and installing moOde. I installed moOde and changed the settings to output in 24bit/48khz.

After re-soldering and playing music, the left channel plays normally. This is a sound I like very much.

There is no sound in the right channel. I suspect 74ahct164d on the right channel, but I would like to proceed with troubleshooting for more accurate diagnosis.

I think I could check something with the points marked DL and RL on the board using oscilloscope. I would like to know what this point is used for.
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Thank you in advance.
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The shift registers are there to split the data into left and right streams for each AD1862. But some sources can output left and right data already - for example the JLsounds board. So you can leave the shift registers unpopulated, and use the data l and r from JLSounds instead. You can also use a scope to see that you have data going to each ship using those points.
 
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Vunce said:
Iggy,
Looked foreign to me. But my kids are teaching me well,LOL!

@intojazz,
Search for SOIC to DIP adapters such as these. Be sure to use machined pins so they fit into the DIP8 socket soldered to the DAC board.
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/13655#
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Sparkfun looks like a good site. I’ll get some of the adapters and their headers. Not sure if the pins are machined , description doesn’t say
Thanks Vunce
Vunce said:
Iggy,
Looked foreign to me. But my kids are teaching me well,LOL!

@intojazz,
Search for SOIC to DIP adapters such as these. Be sure to use machined pins so they fit into the DIP8 socket soldered to the DAC board.
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/13655#[/URL
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soonmo said:
@miro1360:

Thank you.

I tested it by connecting the raspberry pi and i2s instead of the pc and installing moOde. I installed moOde and changed the settings to output in 24bit/48khz.

After re-soldering and playing music, the left channel plays normally. This is a sound I like very much.

There is no sound in the right channel. I suspect 74ahct164d on the right channel, but I would like to proceed with troubleshooting for more accurate diagnosis.

I think I could check something with the points marked DL and RL on the board using oscilloscope. I would like to know what this point is used for.

Thank you in advance.
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DL and DR pins are for USB/I2S device which does output 20-bit PCM format (jlsounds) (shift registers are not used in this case). There should be DATA present in both pins during music playing, you can check with oscilloscope.
 
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