Recent content by jtostenr
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Roll Call: Who's building, built, or thinking of building a beta22?
I've managed to get 3 out of 4 B22 boards up and running, but the last one is giving me trouble. I installed LED+ backwards, but it won't light up even after I fixed it. Pics and measurements here: AMB Laboratories DIY Audio • View topic - no LED+ on B22 board Jeff- jtostenr
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- Forum: DIY (Do-It-Yourself) Discussions
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Post pics of your builds....
Finally got my S22 and B22 boards powered up (only one of each in pics). All 4 S22s tested fine. One B22 is all setup, getting too late to do the rest. I could only get the DC offset down to 7-8mV though. Barely even got hot enough to tell it was on (set at 160mA). Jeff- jtostenr
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The LCDuino-1 I/O processor
Quote: Originally Posted by amb You'll need about 12-14mm spacing between each board for the pin/socket connections and to provide enough clearance for the parts. You can stack 4 boards just fine. Great. I was hoping I could stack 4 of these in my 3" tall enclosure in order to...- jtostenr
- Post #376
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The LCDuino-1 I/O processor
If you were to stack 4 of these (2 Delta-1s & 2 Delta-2s) what would be the height? Would there be any reason you would not recommend stacking 4 of these? (Assuming you do all the inital config and tweaking before they are stacked.)- jtostenr
- Post #370
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The LCDuino-1 I/O processor
Ahh, I see. Seems easy enough to do. Can't wait until you guys start selling all this LCDuino stuff- jtostenr
- Post #368
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The LCDuino-1 I/O processor
Cool Another very nice product from the AMB/Linuxworks team. However, I was disappointed to see the last sentence... What would be the best way to adapt/incorpate speaker output switching if I was using this module?- jtostenr
- Post #365
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Little announcement - FrontPanelExpress is coming out with Front Panel Designer 4.0!
That's a great idea. I picked up some cheap, thin Aluminum to use as some temp panels, so maybe I'll give it a try.- jtostenr
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Little announcement - FrontPanelExpress is coming out with Front Panel Designer 4.0!
That's cool, I'll be using them if I ever finish my B22. It would be nice if there was some way you could test the layout though. I'm afraid of spending over $400 on panels, then having something not fit, or not be positioned correctly. I shudder at the thought of taking a file, hacksaw or my...- jtostenr
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The LCDuino-1 I/O processor
I'm sure this was mentioned somewhere before, but I can't seem to find it. What is the depth of the LCDuino? How much space behind the front panel does it require? Jeff- jtostenr
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The LCDuino-1 I/O processor
Very nice work! What are the dimensions of the board?- jtostenr
- Post #348
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The LCDuino-1 I/O processor
Quote: Originally Posted by cobaltmute S series are available here: Texas Components - Precision Resistor & Microelectronics I believe qusp has ordered from them Very interesting, if you have a need for super-high precision stuff. They even have "Z" series resistors if S...- jtostenr
- Post #336
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The LCDuino-1 I/O processor
Quote: Originally Posted by amb The board will have pads for resistors with 5mm, 10mm and 12.5mm spacings. You could also use a combination of these pads to fit additional intermediate sizes. This means it can support RN50, RN55, RN60 and other sizes too, including the Vishay-Dale PTF...- jtostenr
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The LCDuino-1 I/O processor
Cool Eagerly awaiting further developments...- jtostenr
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setup emu 0404 usb for headphone listening
Well, I realized that I could just use the USB connection for sound, so I can at least listen to music now. Would there be any advantage to using the analog inputs instead of USB? I would have to hack together a cable unless anyone knows where to get a mini to dual 1/4" cable.- jtostenr
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- Forum: Computer Audio
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setup emu 0404 usb for headphone listening
Is it possible to use the SPIDF out from my soundcard to connect the 0404? I thought I read somewhere that it only worked in certain circumstances. If not, do I use a mini to dual TS cable?- jtostenr
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- Forum: Computer Audio