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DKL  
#1 Posted : 14 years ago
DKL

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Hi All

I own 2 x BII in Dual Mono mode.
Today,Suddenly out of work and Auto-Mute LED and Lock LED all light-on.
Try solve problem like--
1.Use SPDIF input direct from TOSLINK module
2.Use I2S-GND/D1 input also from TOSLINK module
3.Reset the BII on board
But same as before - out of sound

Thanks

Russ White  
#2 Posted : 14 years ago
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Both DACs have the same behavior? Can you post images of your setup?
DKL  
#3 Posted : 14 years ago
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Thanks Russ

I break down and switch to stereo mode to try but still same behavior.

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pinnocchio  
#4 Posted : 14 years ago
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How much voltage are you supplying to your DACs? 5.25 volts should be the most. Are you shunting enough current on your PSU?

DKL  
#5 Posted : 14 years ago
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Yes -Placid supply 5.45V and Shunt 70ma/0.070VDC

Thank you
LeonvB  
#6 Posted : 14 years ago
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How is that measured? On a hot Placid or on a cold one? 5.25V when it's hot is a good measurement for a Placid. 5.45 when it's hot means you're likely going too high for the Tridents when the Placid is still cold.
Also, please note you're powering shunt PSUs. A shunt of 50mA is enough, more just generates extra heat.
DKL  
#7 Posted : 14 years ago
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Measure Plcid ON after 10 min.

Try adjust to 5.25V/50ma,same behavoir.

Looks like DAC chip gone,Trident 3.28V/3.25V/1.18V and AVCC goes to 3.45V and 3.48V

Thnaks Pinnocchio,Thanks LeonvB

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DKL  
#8 Posted : 14 years ago
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Hi Russ,Pinnocchio,LeonvB

Where and how to replace DAC chips??

Thanks All
glt  
#9 Posted : 14 years ago
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There is no reason for the DAC chips to be "gone". The tridents should go first, but they are working fine.
DKL  
#10 Posted : 14 years ago
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Trident and AVCC and Power supply all fine but can't play,by the way the SW1 in all ON.

Thanks glt

Problem founded. My 2 sets Trident 3.3V x 2, 1.2V x 2 are fault only 2 x 3.3V in normal and replace but same behavoir

Appearance of Trident all LED light like normal

Thank you glt

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