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I have the USB Streamer working with the Cronus perfectly, but I cannot get it working via the Hermes BBB.
Not even MCLK out works. The Hermes is correctly powered by 3.3v from the USB Streamer so there must be more to getting it work without a BeagleBoneBlack attached.
Any clues anyone? Perhaps an enable jumper somewhere?
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The enable pins on the isolators do not appear to be directly connected to high and there also appears to be a MUX circuit in addition to the isolators - so without guidance it appears impossible to adapt the Hermes BBB to a general purpose multichannel solution (altho Russ did suggest it was actually possible)
Any plans to build a generic multichannel Hermes?
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Can you take a clear picture of the top of the Hermes?
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Can you give me an idea what signal pins are connected between the source and the hermes and where they are input or output?
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