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==Raspbian==
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Please refer to here: File:DAC-setting-raspbian.pdf if you want use it on Raspbian.
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==[https://volumio.org/get-started/ Volumio]==
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* Write SD card image and boot Pi.
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* connect from web browser to volumio.local
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* Select the top right hand side (burger) menu and select PLAYBACK OPTIONS.
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* Turn on "I2S DAC" and select "ST400" under“DAC Model.” Then reboot and you are done.
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==[http://www.moodeaudio.org/ Moode Audio Player]==
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* Connect from web browser to moode.local
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* Select configure from the pull down menu, then system.
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* Within the Audio section select the device you have (such as Pi-DAC+) and press SET
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* Within the same selection make sure you set the volume to around 20% (not 100%) and press SET
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* Select reboot
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Once reconnected….
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* Select configure from the pull down menu and then MPD
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* Within Setting, select volume control - hardware and then APPLY
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* Select reboot
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==[http://www.runeaudio.com/ RuneAudio]==
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* Write SD card image, boot Pi.
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* login into the Pi via ssh as root (password rune) and edit /boot/config.txt to select the IQaudio Pi-DAC+ devicetree overlay. Save and reboot
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* Connect from web browser to runeaudio.local
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* Select the pull down settings menu and select MPD, here change audio interface to IQaudIO DAC, beneath this select Volume control: enabled-hardware
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* Press SAVE AND APPLY
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==[http://openelec.tv/get-openelec  OpenElec]==
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* Download Stable Openelec 6.0.3 image from http://releases.openelec.tv/OpenELECRPi2.arm-6.0.3.img.gz
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*  Write image to SD card
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*  Boot Openelec
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*  SSH into the Raspberry PI and edit config.txt to include the device tree
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*  mount -o remount,rw /flash
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*  nano /flash/config.txt
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<pre>
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  # audio interfaces
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  dtoverlay=iqaudio-dacplus
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  # optional hardware interfaces
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  dtparam=i2s=on
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</pre>
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*  Once above changes have been made, then ctrl+x to save.
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*  mount -o remount,ro /flash
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*  reboot
  
  

Revision as of 18:57, 15 June 2021

Raspbian

Please refer to here: File:DAC-setting-raspbian.pdf if you want use it on Raspbian.

Volumio

  • Write SD card image and boot Pi.
  • connect from web browser to volumio.local
  • Select the top right hand side (burger) menu and select PLAYBACK OPTIONS.
  • Turn on "I2S DAC" and select "ST400" under“DAC Model.” Then reboot and you are done.

Moode Audio Player

  • Connect from web browser to moode.local
  • Select configure from the pull down menu, then system.
  • Within the Audio section select the device you have (such as Pi-DAC+) and press SET
  • Within the same selection make sure you set the volume to around 20% (not 100%) and press SET
  • Select reboot

Once reconnected….

  • Select configure from the pull down menu and then MPD
  • Within Setting, select volume control - hardware and then APPLY
  • Select reboot

RuneAudio

  • Write SD card image, boot Pi.
  • login into the Pi via ssh as root (password rune) and edit /boot/config.txt to select the IQaudio Pi-DAC+ devicetree overlay. Save and reboot
  • Connect from web browser to runeaudio.local
  • Select the pull down settings menu and select MPD, here change audio interface to IQaudIO DAC, beneath this select Volume control: enabled-hardware
  • Press SAVE AND APPLY

OpenElec

* Download Stable Openelec 6.0.3 image from http://releases.openelec.tv/OpenELECRPi2.arm-6.0.3.img.gz
*  Write image to SD card
*  Boot Openelec
*  SSH into the Raspberry PI and edit config.txt to include the device tree
*  mount -o remount,rw /flash
*  nano /flash/config.txt

  # audio interfaces
  dtoverlay=iqaudio-dacplus
  # optional hardware interfaces
  dtparam=i2s=on

*  Once above changes have been made, then ctrl+x to save.
*  mount -o remount,ro /flash
*  reboot


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Anonymous user #6

4 months ago
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On piCorePlayer 8.2.0 64-bit, I don't get any sound. I tried both "Audiophonics ISabre Q2M" and "RPi DAC"

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Anonymous user #6

4 months ago
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I found that "IQaudIO DAC" works.
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Walker

4 months ago
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Hello, please provide your order number, then you can contact our technical support at : support@geekworm.com
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Anonymous user #4

9 months ago
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Would it have been useful to include a link to this webpage on the included paperwork? Even the video on the website - the info doesnt work.

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Walker

9 months ago
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Hello, may I ask what problem you encountered? Can you provide your order number? The information on the webpage is of course useful. If you encounter a problem that cannot be solved, you can send an email to us (support@geekworm.com), and you can describe your problem in detail. It is of course best if you can provide a video. We will also try our best to solve the problem for you
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Anonymous user #3

27 months ago
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Hi, for me it works only with dtoverlay=hifiberry-dac on the config.txt file.

aplay -l comand gave me that it is a PCM5102a and not a PCM5122

pi@moode:~ $ aplay -l

        • List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****

card 0: sndrpihifiberry [snd_rpi_hifiberry_dac], device 0: HifiBerry DAC HiFi pcm5102a-hifi-0 [HifiBerry DAC HiFi pcm5102a-hifi-0]

The same with RaspianOS, Volumio3, and rAudio1.

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Lisa

27 months ago
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Hi,

We saw that you also left a message hereDACPi, and replied to you.
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Anonymous user #2

28 months ago
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piCorePlayer: use RPi DAC (last choice) to select the audio card. Test w/o problem with picoreplayer 7.0 and 8.1.0

Rosario

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Anonymous user #5

9 months ago
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Using piCorePlayer 8.2.0 64-bit, and don't get any sound.

I tried "RPi DAC (last choice)" as "Anonymous 2" suggested, but still no sound. My old HiFiBerry DAC+ works fine with the same installation.

The hardware seems nice though.
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Lisa

29 months ago
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Hi，You can refer to whether the official DAC supports ARCH LINUX.But we do not recommend installing ARCH LINUX.

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Anonymous user #1

29 months ago
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Hi, can we install it in a ARCH LINUX?

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