DA11 - Revision history

Brad Johnson at 23:37, 3 August 2017

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Brad Johnson at 18:59, 8 January 2015

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Brad Johnson at 19:46, 7 January 2015

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Brad Johnson at 19:44, 7 January 2015

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Brad Johnson at 19:41, 7 January 2015

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Brad Johnson at 19:40, 7 January 2015

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Brad Johnson at 19:37, 7 January 2015

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Brad Johnson at 19:35, 7 January 2015

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Brad Johnson at 19:32, 7 January 2015

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Brad Johnson at 20:59, 20 May 2014

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 ===AC Power===
--264 VAC @ 47-63Hz
+-264 [[VAC]] @ 47-63[[Hz]]
 The power supply automatically adjusts to AC inputs in the range of 90 to 264 volts at line frequencies between 47 and 63 Hz. It is not necessary to change any settings.

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 #When using the USB input for basic playback, use advanced drivers such as Windows WASAPI to simplify operation and provide the best sound quality by bypassing the kernel mixer. Some recording software has advanced WDM drivers which also bypass these settings. The USB input is not recommended for professional applications.
 # The outputs of many multi-disc players can carry multi-channel formats as well as stereo. In most cases; the player will switch to "stereo" mode automatically when a CD is inserted; but in cases where it does not, or a different format disc is inserted, it may be necessary to set the players output to stereo format manually for playback through the DA11.
-#The optical connection is similar to ADAT lightpipe format. Many digital audio interfaces used in recording allow the optical I/O to be set to either format, and may default to "ADAT" instead of “[[SPDIF]]” If the DA11 does not indicate "lock" in setting mode; please check to be certain the digital audio interface is set to the proper format.
+#The optical connection is similar to [[ADAT]] Lightpipe format. Many digital audio interfaces used in recording allow the optical I/O to be set to either format, and may default to "ADAT" instead of “[[SPDIF]]” If the DA11 does not indicate "lock" in setting mode; please check to be certain the digital audio interface is set to the proper format.
 ==Links==
 *[http://lavryengineering.com/pdfs/lavry-da11-manual.pdf DA11 Manual]

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 #When using the USB input for basic playback, use advanced drivers such as Windows WASAPI to simplify operation and provide the best sound quality by bypassing the kernel mixer. Some recording software has advanced WDM drivers which also bypass these settings. The USB input is not recommended for professional applications.
 # The outputs of many multi-disc players can carry multi-channel formats as well as stereo. In most cases; the player will switch to "stereo" mode automatically when a CD is inserted; but in cases where it does not, or a different format disc is inserted, it may be necessary to set the players output to stereo format manually for playback through the DA11.
-#The optical connection is similar to ADAT lightpipe format. Many digital audio interfaces used in recording allow the optical I/O to be set to either format, and may default to "ADAT" instead of “[[SPDIF]]” If the DA11 does not indicate "lock" in setting mode; please check to be certain the digital audio interface is set properly.
+#The optical connection is similar to ADAT lightpipe format. Many digital audio interfaces used in recording allow the optical I/O to be set to either format, and may default to "ADAT" instead of “[[SPDIF]]” If the DA11 does not indicate "lock" in setting mode; please check to be certain the digital audio interface is set to the proper format.
 ==Links==
 *[http://lavryengineering.com/pdfs/lavry-da11-manual.pdf DA11 Manual]

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 #When using the USB input for basic playback, use advanced drivers such as Windows WASAPI to simplify operation and provide the best sound quality by bypassing the kernel mixer. Some recording software has advanced WDM drivers which also bypass these settings. The USB input is not recommended for professional applications.
 # The outputs of many multi-disc players can carry multi-channel formats as well as stereo. In most cases; the player will switch to "stereo" mode automatically when a CD is inserted; but in cases where it does not, or a different format disc is inserted, it may be necessary to set the players output to stereo format manually for playback through the DA11.
-#The optical connection is similar to ADAT lightpipe format. Many digital audio interfaces used in recording allow the optical I/O to be set to either format, and may default to "ADAT." If the DA11 does not indicate "lock" in setting mode; please check to be certain the digital audio interface is set properly.
+#The optical connection is similar to ADAT lightpipe format. Many digital audio interfaces used in recording allow the optical I/O to be set to either format, and may default to "ADAT" instead of “[[SPDIF]]” If the DA11 does not indicate "lock" in setting mode; please check to be certain the digital audio interface is set properly.
 ==Links==
 *[http://lavryengineering.com/pdfs/lavry-da11-manual.pdf DA11 Manual]

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 ==Operating tips==
 #When using the USB input for basic playback, use advanced drivers such as Windows WASAPI to simplify operation and provide the best sound quality by bypassing the kernel mixer. Some recording software has advanced WDM drivers which also bypass these settings. The USB input is not recommended for professional applications.
-# The outputs of many multi-disc players can carry multi-channel formats as well as stereo. In most cases; the player will switch to "stereo" mode automatically when a CD is inserted; but in cases where it does not, or a different format disc is inserted, it may be necessary to set the players output to stereo format manually.
+# The outputs of many multi-disc players can carry multi-channel formats as well as stereo. In most cases; the player will switch to "stereo" mode automatically when a CD is inserted; but in cases where it does not, or a different format disc is inserted, it may be necessary to set the players output to stereo format manually for playback through the DA11.
 #The optical connection is similar to ADAT lightpipe format. Many digital audio interfaces used in recording allow the optical I/O to be set to either format, and may default to "ADAT." If the DA11 does not indicate "lock" in setting mode; please check to be certain the digital audio interface is set properly.
 ==Links==

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−	The USB output utilizes the native OS drivers for both windows and Apple operating systems. There are a number of options in both Windows OS and Apple OS that allow bypassing of the mixer/level control and output [[sample frequency]] (SF) settings. However; unless one of these options is used, it is necessary to manually set the output sample frequency in the Windows SOUND control panel or Apple Audio MIDI Setup dialog to insure the DA11 is receiving the signal at the same SF as the file being played. Otherwise, [[sample frequency conversion]] may be introduced automatically by the OS audio software. Please see the DA11 manual for more details. For details on advanced drivers as well as settings and connections, see [[USB setup]].	+	The USB output utilizes the native OS drivers for both windows and Apple operating systems. There are a number of options under both Windows OS and Apple OS that allow bypassing of the mixer/level control and output [[sample frequency]] (SF) settings. However; unless one of these options is used, it is necessary to manually set the output sample frequency in the Windows SOUND control panel or Apple Audio MIDI Setup dialog to insure the DA11 is receiving the signal at the same SF as the file being played. Otherwise, [[sample frequency conversion]] may be introduced automatically by the OS audio software. Please see the DA11 manual for more details. For details on advanced drivers as well as settings and connections, see [[USB setup]].
	===AC Power===		===AC Power===

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−	The USB output utilizes the native OS drivers for both windows and Apple operating systems. There are a number of options in both Windows OS and Apple OS that allow bypassing of the mixer/level control and output [[sample frequency]] (SF) settings. However; unless one of these options is used, it is necessary to manually set the output sample frequency in the Windows SOUND control panel or Apple Audio MIDI Setup dialog to insure the DA11 is receiving the signal at the same SF as the file being played ~~without~~ [[sample frequency conversion]] ~~being~~ introduced automatically by the OS audio software. Please see the DA11 manual for more details. For details on settings and connections, see [[USB setup]].	+	The USB output utilizes the native OS drivers for both windows and Apple operating systems. There are a number of options in both Windows OS and Apple OS that allow bypassing of the mixer/level control and output [[sample frequency]] (SF) settings. However; unless one of these options is used, it is necessary to manually set the output sample frequency in the Windows SOUND control panel or Apple Audio MIDI Setup dialog to insure the DA11 is receiving the signal at the same SF as the file being played. Otherwise, [[sample frequency conversion]] may be introduced automatically by the OS audio software. Please see the DA11 manual for more details. For details on advanced drivers as well as settings and connections, see [[USB setup]].
	===AC Power===		===AC Power===

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−	The USB output utilizes the native OS drivers for both windows and Apple operating systems. There are a number of options in both Windows OS and Apple OS that allow bypassing of the mixer/level control and output [[sample frequency]] (SF) settings. However; unless one of these options is used, it is necessary to manually set the output sample frequency in the Windows SOUND control panel or Apple Audio MIDI Setup dialog to insure the DA11 is receiving the signal at the same SF as the file being played without [[sample frequency conversion]] being introduced automatically by the OS audio software. Please see the DA11 manual for more details.	+	The USB output utilizes the native OS drivers for both windows and Apple operating systems. There are a number of options in both Windows OS and Apple OS that allow bypassing of the mixer/level control and output [[sample frequency]] (SF) settings. However; unless one of these options is used, it is necessary to manually set the output sample frequency in the Windows SOUND control panel or Apple Audio MIDI Setup dialog to insure the DA11 is receiving the signal at the same SF as the file being played without [[sample frequency conversion]] being introduced automatically by the OS audio software. Please see the DA11 manual for more details. For details on settings and connections, see [[USB setup]].
	===AC Power===		===AC Power===

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 ==Product Description==
-The LavryBlack DA11 is a stereo [[digital to analog converter]] that accepts stereo digital audio via [[XLR]], RCA, [[optical]], and USB and outputs [[line level]] analog audio. There is also a built-in [[headphone amplifier]] and front panel 1/4" headphone jack. A stepped analog Volume control adjusts both the main line output and the headphone output level.
+The LavryBlack DA11 is a stereo [[digital to analog converter]] that accepts stereo digital audio via [[XLR]], [[RCA]], [[optical]], and USB and outputs [[line level]] analog audio. There is also a built-in [[headphone amplifier]] and front panel 1/4" headphone jack. A stepped analog Volume control adjusts both the main line output and the headphone output level.
 [http://www.lavryengineering.com/products/da11.html For more information on the LavryBlack DA11 click here]