Hi Nick,
Like everyone, I'd love an update on what the future holds for our boards. It is obvious that you put a huge amount of thought into the hardware design and left it open to supporting many, many things. The firmware needed to support everything the board is capable of is obviously difficult to develop - some further insight into which features you have prioritised may help us plan new projects based on this board.
Can I connect Raspberry PI I2S output to Najda
I have a Raspberry PI as a music streamer and would like to put it in the same case as the Najda board.
Can I connect the I2S output from the PI to one of the two I2S slots on the board?
I have a Raspberry PI as a music streamer and would like to put it in the same case as the Najda board.
Can I connect the I2S output from the PI to one of the two I2S slots on the board?
Yes, that doesn't make sense.
Nor will what I'm about to tell you do.
And nativity won't come into it.
I wonder i f you are tempted to DSP your x-over as well ?
Nor will what I'm about to tell you do.
And nativity won't come into it.
I wonder i f you are tempted to DSP your x-over as well ?
Yes, search this thread with the keyword Raspberry , as remember Nick has done it using volumio.
Raspberry PI -> I2S Najda see post #2206 :
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digi...p-xover-project-part-2-a-221.html#post3970266
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/digi...p-xover-project-part-2-a-221.html#post3970266
Najda does not recognize WaveIO i2S
Hi,
I have put together Najda to test it together with the WaveIO and made the necessary connections as described in the building manuals.
Than it was time to start up and test. I ofcourse connected fromWaveIO to exp. board 1 of Najda:
V+ to pin 28 (5Volt)
DT to pin 1 (i2S line1)
LR to pin 25 i2S_FSR
BC to pin 23 i2S_CKR
Isolated GNDs to pin 2 DGND
I connected Najda's pin 10 to 13 (DGND to IS_EXT1\ for letting Najda know there's an external i2S source on this port.
However: I am still not able to select the i2S source in the Menu. Only analogue, coaxial and optical are options.
I think there's nothing wrong with the WaveIO, because it is recognized by my computer. It plays music I think, because the LED's of Host Active, Audio Streaming and Sampling Rates function properly when I stream music.
In a way Najda won't see the WaveIO board.
Do you have suggestions what the cause could be of the problem?
Greetings Peter
Hi,
I have put together Najda to test it together with the WaveIO and made the necessary connections as described in the building manuals.
Than it was time to start up and test. I ofcourse connected fromWaveIO to exp. board 1 of Najda:
V+ to pin 28 (5Volt)
DT to pin 1 (i2S line1)
LR to pin 25 i2S_FSR
BC to pin 23 i2S_CKR
Isolated GNDs to pin 2 DGND
I connected Najda's pin 10 to 13 (DGND to IS_EXT1\ for letting Najda know there's an external i2S source on this port.
However: I am still not able to select the i2S source in the Menu. Only analogue, coaxial and optical are options.
I think there's nothing wrong with the WaveIO, because it is recognized by my computer. It plays music I think, because the LED's of Host Active, Audio Streaming and Sampling Rates function properly when I stream music.
In a way Najda won't see the WaveIO board.
Do you have suggestions what the cause could be of the problem?
Greetings Peter
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Please check if you really connected pin 10-13 with a bridge!!
Start NUC again and you should be able to to select the I2s connection. Did you give the I2s connection a Name?
cheers
Sigi
Yep I bridged pin 10 and 13 and soldered it on the top. Are pins soldered thru hole or should I solder backplane also?
Greetings Peter
I just soldered the 2 Pins with a short copper wire. Are you shure that you are identifying pin 10 and 13 correctly? I never had a problem to select I2s after bridge implementation. A control if backplane is connected can't harm
Cheers
Sigi
Indeed, there's a common issue with pin numbering for 2-row headers.
Numbering on the upper row is 1, 3, 5, 7 etc right to left.
For the lower row (the one near the PCB edge), that's 2, 4, 6, 8...
That should help 🙂
Identifying pin numbers
It sure helps!! I was not aware of that rule. Glad I learned something.
Peter
It sure helps!! I was not aware of that rule. Glad I learned something.
Peter
To be correct, it's not a rule; rather a pin numbering style specific to the type of connector (header). Other connectors may or may not have the same numbering order.