XMOS-based Asynchronous USB to I2S interface - Page 322

bigpandahk · 4th April 2019, 07:48 AM

Hi Ian

I understand that your SPDIF card is not compatible with the McFIFO, can I still use it if not playing DSD? Just connect via the I2S?

keith1962 · 17th November 2019, 12:20 PM

Apologies for the really basic question that I am sure has been covered before but how do I update firmware/drivers on my WaveIO from the V3.34 that is currently running using either a W7 or W10 laptop?
KR
Keith.

Lorien · 17th November 2019, 02:47 PM

It's not basic question at all since it's entirely my fault as long as the infos on this matter is thin, at best! Sorry about that!

First of all, drivers are (still) not freely available ... for now.
I can give you a PM with latest version if you want!
As for infos on how to upload a new firmware, link to the document is here. It's for a different board but the process is the same for WaveIO.
Default firmware is here while the updated one (for DSD) is here.

I hope it helps,
Lucian

keith1962 · 17th November 2019, 05:22 PM

H Lucian,
Thanks for the prompt response and I got the PM.
What is the best software to open the .bin driver files as W7 and W10 won't open them?
Will the DSD firmware update rather than the default one work on all of the boards?
KR
Keith.

Lorien · 17th November 2019, 09:13 PM

Hello again Keith,
you do not need a specific software to open the .bin files! As you can see from the attached .pdf file, all you'll need is this:
1. remove the old driver form your PC or any other type of driver made by Thesycon.

2. install the latest driver pack I gave you
3. plug in your WaveIO and wait to be detected! If not then a restart may be required!
4. After your WaveIO is seen by your PC then you have download the .bin file using the link I gave you for the DSD option.
5. run "Revert_Factory.cmd" to make some room in Flash memory for the new firmware

6. Open "Audiokit WaveIO DFU" software and navigate to the bin you want to have in your WaveIO.
7. give it a run and wait to finish
8. done

keith1962 · 23rd November 2019, 10:06 AM

Thanks Lucian,
Updated driver pack installed successfully:-)
The .bin file is more troublesome as my laptop is asking if I want to open or save it and has no option to "run"?
KR
Keith

NickD · 23rd November 2019, 08:52 PM

Keith, have a look at post 2117 in this thread and see if that helps. i think you can start at point "E."

Lorien · 25th November 2019, 07:30 PM

@ Keith: you do not have to double click on the .bin file! You just need to open the AudioKit WaveIO DFU software, click on browse and then navigate to that .bin file then click on start button.
Let me know if it works!

keith1962 · 5th December 2019, 12:03 PM

Finally had a bit of free time to try this.
Have installed the 4.67 drivers.
However, when I open the firmware upgrade window or the WaveIO control panel there is no device found. I have unplugged then replugged the usb cable but it does not find the device. My laptop is connected to the WaveIO via ethernet and SMS200 Ultra and then usb. The SMS operating system Eunhasu sees the WaveIO and music plays even though the WaveIO control panel finds no device so I can't upgrade the drivers.
KR
Keith.

Lorien · 6th December 2019, 06:08 PM

Quote:

My laptop is connected to the WaveIO via ethernet and SMS200 Ultra and then usb

just plug in your WaveIO directly to any free USB port of your PC and this trouble should disappear! When done you can go back and plug in your WaveIO to SMS200 Ultra.

17th November 2019, 02:47 PM	#3213
Lorien diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2007	It's not basic question at all since it's entirely my fault as long as the infos on this matter is thin, at best! Sorry about that! First of all, drivers are (still) not freely available ... for now. I can give you a PM with latest version if you want! As for infos on how to upload a new firmware, link to the document is here. It's for a different board but the process is the same for WaveIO. Default firmware is here while the updated one (for DSD) is here. I hope it helps, Lucian __________________ Contact link for WaveIO USB-to-I2S/SPDIF board.

17th November 2019, 09:13 PM	#3215
Lorien diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2007	Hello again Keith, you do not need a specific software to open the .bin files! As you can see from the attached .pdf file, all you'll need is this: 1. remove the old driver form your PC or any other type of driver made by Thesycon. 2. install the latest driver pack I gave you 3. plug in your WaveIO and wait to be detected! If not then a restart may be required! 4. After your WaveIO is seen by your PC then you have download the .bin file using the link I gave you for the DSD option. 5. run "Revert_Factory.cmd" to make some room in Flash memory for the new firmware 6. Open "Audiokit WaveIO DFU" software and navigate to the bin you want to have in your WaveIO. 7. give it a run and wait to finish 8. done __________________ Contact link for WaveIO USB-to-I2S/SPDIF board.

25th November 2019, 07:30 PM	#3218
Lorien diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2007	@ Keith: you do not have to double click on the .bin file! You just need to open the AudioKit WaveIO DFU software, click on browse and then navigate to that .bin file then click on start button. Let me know if it works! __________________ Contact link for WaveIO USB-to-I2S/SPDIF board.

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4th April 2019, 07:48 AM	#3211
bigpandahk diyAudio Member Join Date: Jul 2009	Hi Ian I understand that your SPDIF card is not compatible with the McFIFO, can I still use it if not playing DSD? Just connect via the I2S?

17th November 2019, 12:20 PM	#3212
keith1962 diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2013	Apologies for the really basic question that I am sure has been covered before but how do I update firmware/drivers on my WaveIO from the V3.34 that is currently running using either a W7 or W10 laptop? KR Keith.

17th November 2019, 05:22 PM	#3214
keith1962 diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2013	H Lucian, Thanks for the prompt response and I got the PM. What is the best software to open the .bin driver files as W7 and W10 won't open them? Will the DSD firmware update rather than the default one work on all of the boards? KR Keith.

23rd November 2019, 10:06 AM	#3216
keith1962 diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2013	Thanks Lucian, Updated driver pack installed successfully:-) The .bin file is more troublesome as my laptop is asking if I want to open or save it and has no option to "run"? KR Keith

23rd November 2019, 08:52 PM	#3217
NickD diyAudio Member Join Date: Sep 2012	Keith, have a look at post 2117 in this thread and see if that helps. i think you can start at point "E."

5th December 2019, 12:03 PM	#3219
keith1962 diyAudio Member Join Date: Jun 2013	Finally had a bit of free time to try this. Have installed the 4.67 drivers. However, when I open the firmware upgrade window or the WaveIO control panel there is no device found. I have unplugged then replugged the usb cable but it does not find the device. My laptop is connected to the WaveIO via ethernet and SMS200 Ultra and then usb. The SMS operating system Eunhasu sees the WaveIO and music plays even though the WaveIO control panel finds no device so I can't upgrade the drivers. KR Keith.

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