FAC 1101
Hi, I have revised my DAC 1101. 12 components removed, added 39 components and achieved great progress. Before After Pictures in the Annex. Greetings, Jens
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Hi, I have revised my DAC 1101. 12 components removed, added 39 components and achieved great progress. Before After Pictures in the Annex. Greetings, Jens
[image]Image😀AC1101 Anfang|none[/image]
[image]Image😀AC1101 fertig|none[/image]
As an alternative you can use multi channel usb by diyinhk and jriver.Spikestabber, how do you feed digital data to the 2 R2R Dac boards at the same time to make a dual mono dac?
Should be possible to cinfigure up to 4 stereo outputs either usung digital xo at jriver level or by cloning the same signal to all outputs
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What is the "Annex"?
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New one for me, too.
Want to see what has been removed and added. Did not think he was interested in that kind of thing.
Looked in the galleries and saw nothing SO ...
Please tell us where the ANNEX is, Mr. Jansen.
As an alternative you can use multi channel usb by diyinhk and jriver.
Should be possible to cinfigure up to 4 stereo outputs either usung digital xo at jriver level or by cloning the same signal to all outputs
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Thank you for your suggestion.
As an alternative you can use multi channel usb by diyinhk and jriver.
Should be possible to cinfigure up to 4 stereo outputs either usung digital xo at jriver level or by cloning the same signal to all outputs
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I have been asking this question about mutichannel and how to sync two boards several times here and in the building with 1121 thread. I may have missed it , but never seen a detailed answer. I have actually been in contact with a member here (this thread) which has bought several boards almost two years ago for multichannel and has never been able to acheive his aim. Talk about disappointement...
A very skilled member here was able to implement and documented filtering at board level on his blog , but then again what happens with syncing two boards?
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Wont multi channel usb give the same MCK signal to all boards. The point is that it has multiple outputs running at the same clock
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Wont multi channel usb give the same MCK signal to all boards. The point is that it has multiple outputs running at the same clock
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Doen't the Dam reclock everything on its own? How do you ensure then the two (or more) dac boards are synched together without quietly drifting one from another? It is my understanding that they will over time but would be releived if proved wrong.
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Doen't the Dam reclock everything on its own? How do you ensure then the two (or more) dac boards are synched together without quietly drifting one from another? It is my understanding that they will over time but would be releived if proved wrong.
You're wrong 🙂, the dam1021 has a digital PLL, so the clocks frequencies will track.
The dam1121 can use a common clock, see manual on soekris.dk website.
You're wrong 🙂, the dam1021 has a digital PLL, so the clocks frequencies will track.
The dam1121 can use a common clock, see manual on soekris.dk website.
Good to know for 1021, Thanks for pointing this.
I don't get how to connect the external clock on 1121 from the diagram but those is my limits...
Sören, could you estimate the worst case drift between two 1121, and also for 1021, if they are not synced by clock.
How is the 1121 FW coming along please?
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How is the 1121 FW coming along please?
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Usually your digital source can provide the MCK/LRCKGood to know for 1021, Thanks for pointing this.
I don't get how to connect the external clock on 1121 from the diagram but those is my limits...
Ie multi channel use have it with the same value for all channels
Soekris, thanks for confirming. I always thought there should be a way, just did not have a chance to try
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Sören, could you estimate the worst case drift between two 1121, and also for 1021, if they are not synced by clock.
How is the 1121 FW coming along please?
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If a dam1021 or dam1121 is feed same audio signal, then they track to a few uS....
I just need to package, test and publish new dam1121 firmware, which is what takes time....
Thanks. Just to be sure - on digital ("music") word level, 5uS would mean an error on the level of:
- 200 khz or
- 1,7 mm
Have you compared synced and un-synced - is it audible?
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- 200 khz or
- 1,7 mm
Have you compared synced and un-synced - is it audible?
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And one more - the fastest way the could go in different directions - what would that be?
The rate of change? Is that on a minute level i.e. equal to the D-PLL?
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The rate of change? Is that on a minute level i.e. equal to the D-PLL?
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And one more - the fastest way the could go in different directions - what would that be?
The rate of change? Is that on a minute level i.e. equal to the D-PLL?
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I'm not sure what you're asking about ?
If the clocks / frame sync would go in different direction between two boards, at what maximum rate would that happen. uS time_diff/s.
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guys I need help..
I powered up dam1021 rev3 with +-5v mod(no LDOs) and also I removed mute transistors which are Q3, Q4. But the thing is I cannot get Vref on LV595 chips. Only measuring +-0.1v. no power on Vref lines..
where should I look up?
BTW, I removed all opamps and LDOs and supplying +-5v on C23, C28 directly. All other functions are working.. I had no problems on Rev1... 🙁
I powered up dam1021 rev3 with +-5v mod(no LDOs) and also I removed mute transistors which are Q3, Q4. But the thing is I cannot get Vref on LV595 chips. Only measuring +-0.1v. no power on Vref lines..
where should I look up?
BTW, I removed all opamps and LDOs and supplying +-5v on C23, C28 directly. All other functions are working.. I had no problems on Rev1... 🙁
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