3.11 – Settings and Input wiring for voltage output DAC, stereo, single ended, 1…1.5 VRMS full scale output voltage, 0V reference voltage
A known example of a DAC requiring these settings is the Crystal/Cirrus Logic CS4328.
This type of DAC requires the following jumper settings:
The input connections should follow the Scheme shown underneath:
All Ground connections must be made to the DAC’s Analogue Ground Pin.
3.12 – Settings and Input wiring for voltage output DAC, stereo, single ended, 1…1.5 VRMS full scale output voltage, 2.5V reference voltage
Known examples of DAC’s requiring these settings are
Analog Devices AD1866, AD1868, AD1857 / 58 / 59, AD1958
Asahi Kasei (AKM) AK4384, AK4385, AK4386, AK4387, AK4388, AK4344, AK4345, AK4364
Burr Brown PCM1716, PCM1723, PCM1727, PCM1728, PCM1732, PCM1740, PCM1741, PCM1742, PCM1744, PCM1748, PCM1753 / 54 / 55, PCM1770 / 71 / 72 / 73 / 74, PCM1780 / 81 / 82, PCM2704 / 05 / 06 / 07, DSD1702
Crystal/Cirrus Logic CS4327, CS4334 / 35 / 36 / 37 / 38 / 39 / 40 / 41 / 44 / 45 / 46 / 48 / 49 /
Nippon Precision Circuits (NPC) SM5882, SM5883, SM5885
Pioneer PE8001
Philips TDA1305T, TDA1306T / 86T, TDA1311T / 12T / 13T, TDA1549, UDA1320 / 21 / 22 / 24
Sanyo LC78835
Panasonic MN662710 (Technics „Mash“ CD-Player on one chip IC)
Wolfson Micro WM8716
This type of DAC requires the following jumper settings:
The input connections should follow the Scheme shown underneath:
All Ground connections must be made to the DAC’s Analogue Ground Pin.