Description
Description:
Support to Native Linux with UAC2 compliant kernel,Native MacOS 10.6 and later
Android OS 4.2 and above need to support OTG.
The Android 5.0 is default supported,the others need to used it with a dedicated player.
I2S and clock configuration:
Switch 1-4 corresponds to the PIN 13-16 pin of the HDMI socket. When it is pulled to the ON position, it means that the PIN pin has the output function of the DSD_ON signal;
Switches 5 and 6 are modes for configuring the clock output:
When the switch 5 is at O, the clock outputs MCLK, and when it is ON, the clock outputs WCK;
Switch 6 configures the frequency of MCLK, which is 22.5792M/24.576M for O and 45.1584M/49.152M for ON.
The configuration of switch 6 is valid for CLK OUT, RJ45-I2S, and HDMI-I2S.
The switch 7 can separately set the left and right channels in the DSD mode of the I2S signal.
Switch 8 can set the line sequence of BCLK in I2S signal; when O, PIN4 is BCLK+, PIN6 is BCLK-;
Switch 9 can set the line sequence of LRCLK in I2S signal; when O, PIN7 is LRCLK+, PIN9 is LRCLK-;
Switch 10 can set the line sequence of DATA in I2S signal; when O, PIN1 is DATA+, PIN3 is DATA-;
Note: Coaxial, optical fiber, AES/EBU output is not affected by the above code switch; RJ45-I2S wire sequence is fixed, need to adapt to different interfaces
Technical indicators:
Sample rate supported by each output interface:
PCM: 44.1KHz, 48KHz, 88.2KHz, 96KHz,
176.4KHz, 192KHz, 352.8KHz, 384KHz
[I2S out and WCLK out support all sampling rates, S/PDI and AES/EBU support up to 384K, of which fiber supports up to 192K]
DSD: 2.8 MHz (DSD64) - DoP, native
5.6 MHz (DSD128) - DoP, native
11.2 MHz (DSD256) - DoP, native
22.5 MHz (DSD512) - native
[I2S out supports all DSD formats, S/PDI and AES/EBU support DSD128 DOP mode, of which fiber supports up to DOP64]
Bit width: up to 32 bit over I2S output
Up to 24 bit over S/PDI, AES/EBU
Support to Native Linux with UAC2 compliant kernel,Native MacOS 10.6 and later
Android OS 4.2 and above need to support OTG.
The Android 5.0 is default supported,the others need to used it with a dedicated player.
I2S and clock configuration:
Switch 1-4 corresponds to the PIN 13-16 pin of the HDMI socket. When it is pulled to the ON position, it means that the PIN pin has the output function of the DSD_ON signal;
Switches 5 and 6 are modes for configuring the clock output:
When the switch 5 is at O, the clock outputs MCLK, and when it is ON, the clock outputs WCK;
Switch 6 configures the frequency of MCLK, which is 22.5792M/24.576M for O and 45.1584M/49.152M for ON.
The configuration of switch 6 is valid for CLK OUT, RJ45-I2S, and HDMI-I2S.
The switch 7 can separately set the left and right channels in the DSD mode of the I2S signal.
Switch 8 can set the line sequence of BCLK in I2S signal; when O, PIN4 is BCLK+, PIN6 is BCLK-;
Switch 9 can set the line sequence of LRCLK in I2S signal; when O, PIN7 is LRCLK+, PIN9 is LRCLK-;
Switch 10 can set the line sequence of DATA in I2S signal; when O, PIN1 is DATA+, PIN3 is DATA-;
Note: Coaxial, optical fiber, AES/EBU output is not affected by the above code switch; RJ45-I2S wire sequence is fixed, need to adapt to different interfaces
Technical indicators:
Sample rate supported by each output interface:
PCM: 44.1KHz, 48KHz, 88.2KHz, 96KHz,
176.4KHz, 192KHz, 352.8KHz, 384KHz
[I2S out and WCLK out support all sampling rates, S/PDI and AES/EBU support up to 384K, of which fiber supports up to 192K]
DSD: 2.8 MHz (DSD64) - DoP, native
5.6 MHz (DSD128) - DoP, native
11.2 MHz (DSD256) - DoP, native
22.5 MHz (DSD512) - native
[I2S out supports all DSD formats, S/PDI and AES/EBU support DSD128 DOP mode, of which fiber supports up to DOP64]
Bit width: up to 32 bit over I2S output
Up to 24 bit over S/PDI, AES/EBU
Singxer SU-6 USB Digital Interface XMOS XU208 CPLD Femtosecond Clock Interface
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Description
Description:
Support to Native Linux with UAC2 compliant kernel,Native MacOS 10.6 and later
Android OS 4.2 and above need to support OTG.
The Android 5.0 is default supported,the others need to used it with a dedicated player.
I2S and clock configuration:
Switch 1-4 corresponds to the PIN 13-16 pin of the HDMI socket. When it is pulled to the ON position, it means that the PIN pin has the output function of the DSD_ON signal;
Switches 5 and 6 are modes for configuring the clock output:
When the switch 5 is at O, the clock outputs MCLK, and when it is ON, the clock outputs WCK;
Switch 6 configures the frequency of MCLK, which is 22.5792M/24.576M for O and 45.1584M/49.152M for ON.
The configuration of switch 6 is valid for CLK OUT, RJ45-I2S, and HDMI-I2S.
The switch 7 can separately set the left and right channels in the DSD mode of the I2S signal.
Switch 8 can set the line sequence of BCLK in I2S signal; when O, PIN4 is BCLK+, PIN6 is BCLK-;
Switch 9 can set the line sequence of LRCLK in I2S signal; when O, PIN7 is LRCLK+, PIN9 is LRCLK-;
Switch 10 can set the line sequence of DATA in I2S signal; when O, PIN1 is DATA+, PIN3 is DATA-;
Note: Coaxial, optical fiber, AES/EBU output is not affected by the above code switch; RJ45-I2S wire sequence is fixed, need to adapt to different interfaces
Technical indicators:
Sample rate supported by each output interface:
PCM: 44.1KHz, 48KHz, 88.2KHz, 96KHz,
176.4KHz, 192KHz, 352.8KHz, 384KHz
[I2S out and WCLK out support all sampling rates, S/PDI and AES/EBU support up to 384K, of which fiber supports up to 192K]
DSD: 2.8 MHz (DSD64) - DoP, native
5.6 MHz (DSD128) - DoP, native
11.2 MHz (DSD256) - DoP, native
22.5 MHz (DSD512) - native
[I2S out supports all DSD formats, S/PDI and AES/EBU support DSD128 DOP mode, of which fiber supports up to DOP64]
Bit width: up to 32 bit over I2S output
Up to 24 bit over S/PDI, AES/EBU
Support to Native Linux with UAC2 compliant kernel,Native MacOS 10.6 and later
Android OS 4.2 and above need to support OTG.
The Android 5.0 is default supported,the others need to used it with a dedicated player.
I2S and clock configuration:
Switch 1-4 corresponds to the PIN 13-16 pin of the HDMI socket. When it is pulled to the ON position, it means that the PIN pin has the output function of the DSD_ON signal;
Switches 5 and 6 are modes for configuring the clock output:
When the switch 5 is at O, the clock outputs MCLK, and when it is ON, the clock outputs WCK;
Switch 6 configures the frequency of MCLK, which is 22.5792M/24.576M for O and 45.1584M/49.152M for ON.
The configuration of switch 6 is valid for CLK OUT, RJ45-I2S, and HDMI-I2S.
The switch 7 can separately set the left and right channels in the DSD mode of the I2S signal.
Switch 8 can set the line sequence of BCLK in I2S signal; when O, PIN4 is BCLK+, PIN6 is BCLK-;
Switch 9 can set the line sequence of LRCLK in I2S signal; when O, PIN7 is LRCLK+, PIN9 is LRCLK-;
Switch 10 can set the line sequence of DATA in I2S signal; when O, PIN1 is DATA+, PIN3 is DATA-;
Note: Coaxial, optical fiber, AES/EBU output is not affected by the above code switch; RJ45-I2S wire sequence is fixed, need to adapt to different interfaces
Technical indicators:
Sample rate supported by each output interface:
PCM: 44.1KHz, 48KHz, 88.2KHz, 96KHz,
176.4KHz, 192KHz, 352.8KHz, 384KHz
[I2S out and WCLK out support all sampling rates, S/PDI and AES/EBU support up to 384K, of which fiber supports up to 192K]
DSD: 2.8 MHz (DSD64) - DoP, native
5.6 MHz (DSD128) - DoP, native
11.2 MHz (DSD256) - DoP, native
22.5 MHz (DSD512) - native
[I2S out supports all DSD formats, S/PDI and AES/EBU support DSD128 DOP mode, of which fiber supports up to DOP64]
Bit width: up to 32 bit over I2S output
Up to 24 bit over S/PDI, AES/EBU
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