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. It 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 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 (same hardware as it is now, just thought I'd tell).
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 in case that helps.
Please help me out here.
Thanks in advance
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. It 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 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 (same hardware as it is now, just thought I'd tell).
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 in case that helps.
Please help me out here.
Thanks in advance