Radio Shack Digital Wireless Audio Link
CAT. NO. 15-1974
I am trying to modify this unit by taking out the wireless receiver
and replacing it with line level inputs . . .I've already done this
to the Accurian Receiver(great thread in DIY Audio).
Unfortunately, by pulling the "wireless" receiver there is not a
simple place to plug in. There is a double row socket of 32 each.
They are labeled. Some are even labeled L Audio, GND, A Mute,
etc. I will upload a picture tomorrow.
I tried connecting to the L Audio and GND connection, but no sound.
There is DC offset on both channels. . . .so the signal is just not
getting past the socket to the Amplifier.
The amplifier is a TDA7265 with the -20V on the heat sink.
There is a Mute/Standby function on the chip and I think this
is what is preventing it from working. Based on the +V supply,
the voltage needs to be -6V from that value across pin 5 to get
the amp to fire up.
Once I figure this out, I think I will be able to get the amp fired
up and running.
If anyone has had experience with the TDA7265 or this type of
modification, I would greatly appreciate it.
CAT. NO. 15-1974
I am trying to modify this unit by taking out the wireless receiver
and replacing it with line level inputs . . .I've already done this
to the Accurian Receiver(great thread in DIY Audio).
Unfortunately, by pulling the "wireless" receiver there is not a
simple place to plug in. There is a double row socket of 32 each.
They are labeled. Some are even labeled L Audio, GND, A Mute,
etc. I will upload a picture tomorrow.
I tried connecting to the L Audio and GND connection, but no sound.
There is DC offset on both channels. . . .so the signal is just not
getting past the socket to the Amplifier.
The amplifier is a TDA7265 with the -20V on the heat sink.
There is a Mute/Standby function on the chip and I think this
is what is preventing it from working. Based on the +V supply,
the voltage needs to be -6V from that value across pin 5 to get
the amp to fire up.
Once I figure this out, I think I will be able to get the amp fired
up and running.
If anyone has had experience with the TDA7265 or this type of
modification, I would greatly appreciate it.
Snagged one of these at the Goodwill today. Have been dinking with ChromeCast and inexpensive PanLong HDMI DACs. Perfect fit for this little amp.
Three wires. Might try to find a way to power the CC from the amp, but for now its provided SMPS is fine. Small hole cut in back panel for the CC to plug in, super-glued the DAC to the panel. Will add a couple screws / nuts at some point.
Streaming from Deezer via my 'droid phone. Sounds great!
Three wires. Might try to find a way to power the CC from the amp, but for now its provided SMPS is fine. Small hole cut in back panel for the CC to plug in, super-glued the DAC to the panel. Will add a couple screws / nuts at some point.
Streaming from Deezer via my 'droid phone. Sounds great!
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
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