Hi Oleg ,
this type of encoder (that have a central switch which can be connected to menu/settings switch) also have been tested and work with Maya :
10pcs 12mm Rotary Encoder Push Button Switch Keyswitch Electronic Components | eBay
Best regards.
Hi Tibi,
What is the status of the Maya+Hans BPBP bundles. Any ETA for shipping the kits?
Best regards,
Ergo
What is the status of the Maya+Hans BPBP bundles. Any ETA for shipping the kits?
Best regards,
Ergo
Hi Ergo,
We are reprogramming the kits with V1.2 and ship next week remaining orders.
Regards,
Tibi
We are reprogramming the kits with V1.2 and ship next week remaining orders.
Regards,
Tibi
I am using a balanced version of the Maya with the AMB differential line stage. The differential line stage can accept SE or Bal input as long as the controller can ground the negative pin when the input is SE. Is it possible to set the Maya up to do this and still have option of balanced input on second input spot? I am including a diagram from the AMB site.
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How would I go about doing that. My question is largely based on how to ground the negative phase input of the balanced line stage when the signal is SE. Do I use a jumper on the input and the controller wil silly feed this through to the output?
Exactly like in your schematic, in SE mode your input will be grounded by the input selector switch.
Below drawing is for one balanced/se channel.
Regards,
Tibi
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Tibi. Still somewhat confused. How does the controller know if input 1 has an SE or Bal connection attached. If the same input is used for both SE and balanced, it must be able to distinguish between the two in order to ground the output. AS I understand it, In the pic included, the SE connection is on a different input(designated by the hollow dot) from the balanced.
Based on the pic below, it would seem that I need to use two inputs on one board, one for the SE and one for the balanced. On the input for the SE, the negative phase pin on the input should be grounded.
Based on the pic below, it would seem that I need to use two inputs on one board, one for the SE and one for the balanced. On the input for the SE, the negative phase pin on the input should be grounded.
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Also, the grounding of the controller board is somewhat confusing. Does the board need to be grounded at all and why would there be seperate grounding of the two channels? dual mono?
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Buzz, the controlled will attenuate whatever you attach to it. The way you do this may be different.
To help you, I need to know your exact topology. Do you want to alternate balanced with se inputs ?
Do you want that channel selection to be done trough Maya.
Do you use a truly balanced amplifier (two separate channels for each balanced channel), or just and balanced input amplifier ?
Regards,
Tibi
To help you, I need to know your exact topology. Do you want to alternate balanced with se inputs ?
Do you want that channel selection to be done trough Maya.
Do you use a truly balanced amplifier (two separate channels for each balanced channel), or just and balanced input amplifier ?
Regards,
Tibi
Got it ! You are using a differential instrumentation preamplifier The α24 fully-differential line amplifier. This have full balanced and unbalanced output. Schematic provided by DanZup is what you need.
Thanks Dan !
Regards,
Tibi
Thanks Dan !
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Tibi
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OK, I have nother issue. When the board is powere up, the display shows Quasar amplifier....detecting temperature...then gives a overheating warning. As I had planned on using this as a standalone controller, I removed the temperature sensors and may have thrown them away. Can i circumvent this temperature sensor issue? Also, is there a way to remove/change the Quasar intro.
Hi buzzforb ,
please see post number #197 in this thread.Upload that hex file in your Maya.
That is the firmware that meet your request.
And I think that firmware have the temperature monitoring disable (but must check on this - will be back with info).
Best regards.