USB-I2S DOA

Rslatara

July 26, 2019 18:36

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USB-I2S DOA

The unit has a green light but absolutely nothing in windows, I also have the DAC Pro+ XLR and case.

If I am missing something please tell me as I would have assumed all jumpers were in position to work with windows.

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Rslatara July 26, 2019 18:46

I also have a post on head-fi to see can anyone help. https://www.head-fi.org/threads/hifiberry-usb-interface-not-showing-in-windows.911752/

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HiFiBerry team July 26, 2019 19:12

Not sure why you think that somebody in the HeadFi forum will be able to debug this.

But let's have a look here. As I'm not a Windows users, it's quite hard to help debugging on Windows. Do you also have a Linux or MacOS machine? Even a Raspberry Pi will do.

Best regards,
Daniel

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HiFiBerry team July 26, 2019 19:34

Other question: Are you running the latest version of Windows 10?

Best regards,
Daniel

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schritti February 06, 2021 14:55

hi,

today, I received the DAC+ XLR with the case for a raspberry 3 so I put the DAC+pro on the I2S. I have already bought a plastic case which didnt fit on the raspberry 3b+ then, which is somewhat a turnoff but I didn't complain.

This time, it doesn't fit, again. Only this time, its 26,90 € and this is not ok.
This would all be not as bad if the intended function was noticable, after all, form follows function.

I immediately noticed, the jumper on the I2S board was too high, so I isolated the downside of the XLR connector to not short it. When I plugged the device in I was happy to see the green light on the board and waited for the initialization from windows. But this didnt happen.

I am running windows 10 20H2 with latest updates.

The I2S has worked on a DAC+ with RCA/Cinch connectors, using windows 10 version 1903.

Would you be so kind and elaborate whether I have a chance to at least use the product for intended propose, XLR outs on my PC via the I2S with a DAC+Pro and not spend this money to no extend?

I would love to know what your experiences are, whether you have reports of this combination working and whether you have a solution for it. USBdeview isnt showing anything about the device which is really odd.

What would I need to do on a linux distro if you still have no interest in debugging this device in windows? I suppose debian standard is fine ? Please elaborate on the steps you need me to do to provide more info on the case.

Please help me out here.

Thanks in advance

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