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Yvan (SKYNET)
Posts 36
19 Apr 2021 18:29
| Hi all, Here I am Vampirized with a V4 StandAlone. Enjoying listening to modules and music, I decided to buy a PCM5102 audio module. But the problem is, I don't know how to plug it in? Can anyone help me. Thank you.
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James Husted
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Posts 81/ 3
20 Apr 2021 00:27
| I dont believe the instructions have been made available yet to do this.
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Robert Pulfer-Ridings
Posts 59
20 Apr 2021 01:08
| This one? EXTERNAL LINK
I was also looking at this, but not sure of the advantage?
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Robert Pulfer-Ridings
Posts 59
20 Apr 2021 01:09
| If you contact Relec they're pretty good they should send you some steps :)
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Vojin Vidanovic
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Posts 1916/ 1
20 Apr 2021 02:03
| Nice to see RELEC has so many v2 and v4 small expansions - almost all there is. My lucky guess is using i2c
https://wiki.apollo-accelerators.com/doku.php/vampire:vsa-v4:peripherals#i2c but no defenete schematics. Its best to ask Renaud as he did it :)
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Robert Pulfer-Ridings
Posts 59
20 Apr 2021 02:29
| Relec is pretty good, I have had no issues with them. They also seem to have the most new Amiga hardware and addons. Just a shame they're so far away from me.
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Robert Pulfer-Ridings
Posts 59
20 Apr 2021 02:31
| EXTERNAL LINK
Is this really needed?
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Gunnar von Boehn
(Apollo Team Member)
Posts 6253
20 Apr 2021 09:04
| Robert Pulfer-Ridings wrote:
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Is this really needed?
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RTC is an optional part
you can also get it at apollo-computer.com
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The RTC allows the Computer to remember the date/clock when you turn the power off. If you not care about this then you not need this.
Alternatively you can also run a tool which fetched the correct time from internet and sets it again at each boot.
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Gunnar von Boehn
(Apollo Team Member)
Posts 6253
20 Apr 2021 09:05
| L'Eplattenier Yvan wrote:
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Hi all,
Here I am Vampirized with a V4 StandAlone.
Enjoying listening to modules and music, I decided to buy a PCM5102 audio module.
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You can not use a 5V part with the Vampire.
This part is not compatible.
Please not do this!
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Yvan (SKYNET)
Posts 36
20 Apr 2021 17:35
| no worries Gunnar, I don't want to grill my vampire. I haven't even had time to test it, but would an audio extractor from DIGITAL-VIDEO work? I also got confirmation from Tuko that it was no longer compatible with the current V4 vampire. Thanks Gunnar for your response.
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Robert Pulfer-Ridings
Posts 59
20 Apr 2021 21:07
| Gunnar von Boehn wrote:
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RTC is an optional part
you can also get it at apollo-computer.com
EXTERNAL LINK
The RTC allows the Computer to remember the date/clock when you turn the power off. If you not care about this then you not need this.
Alternatively you can also run a tool which fetched the correct time from internet and sets it again at each boot.
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Thanks Gunnar, I will just use a tool to use the internet connection :-)
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Michael MiB
Posts 54
21 Apr 2021 13:56
| Yes, I'm using this cheap audio : EXTERNAL LINK with Creative Pebble v3 (No audio with my "compatible" screen)
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Robert Pulfer-Ridings
Posts 59
21 Apr 2021 22:35
| Michael MiB wrote:
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Yes, I'm using this cheap audio : EXTERNAL LINK with Creative Pebble v3 (No audio with my "compatible" screen)
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I was thinking of doing this, the sound is okay?
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Michael MiB
Posts 54
22 Apr 2021 06:13
| Yes, it's OK. It's a nice well made little product.
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Robert Pulfer-Ridings
Posts 59
27 Apr 2021 04:14
| Michael MiB wrote:
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Yes, it's OK. It's a nice well made little product.
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Thanks Michael :D
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