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| - | ===== Sound Card for the Raspberry Pi ===== | + | ===== PiFi DAC - A Sound Card for the Raspberry Pi ===== |
| - | The PiFi DAC+ is a cheap Chinese clone of the HiFi Berry made by [[http:// | + | {{: |
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| + | The PiFi DAC+ is a cheap Chinese clone of the HiFi Berry DAC+ Standard | ||
| The drivers are already included in the kernel, to activate them check:\\ | The drivers are already included in the kernel, to activate them check:\\ | ||
| * for the 3.12 kernel [[https:// | * for the 3.12 kernel [[https:// | ||
| * for the 4.x kernel [[https:// | * for the 4.x kernel [[https:// | ||
| - | ==== GPIO use ==== | + | It's recommended **not to use earphones directly** - no headphone amp is build in.\\ |
| - | GPIO 2-3 (pins 3 and 5) are used for configuration | + | |
| - | GPIOs 18-21 (pins 12, 35, 38 and 40) are used for the sound interface | + | ---- |
| + | ==== Use of GPIOs ==== | ||
| + | The following GPIOs are used for the Sound Card:\\ | ||
| + | For configuration | ||
| + | GPIO2 (SDA 1) and GPIO3 (SCL1\\ | ||
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| + | And as the sound interface | ||
| + | GPIO18 (PCM CLK), GPIO19 (PCM FS), GPIO20 (PCM D-IN), GPIO21 (D-OUT).\\ | ||
| + | PCM stands for Pulse-Code Modulation.\\ | ||
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