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    Florian Breu
    Hello, I have a Problem with TAS5711 and the TAS570x (also TAS57xx) GDE. I try to configure DRC: At a click on "Time constants", the Program close with error! I will paste Error code below. Do anyone have/had the same Problem? Is there a solution? Or is a newer...
    on Dec 16, 2010

  • Forum Post: TAS57xx GDE & TAS5716 GDE

    Nicholas D'Amato
    Hi Don, I just finished installing the GDE for the TAS5716, but I was forced to uninstall the original TAS57xx GDE first. Is there any way to have both versions of the GDE installed at the same time? Or better yet, could I have just one GDE installation with all devices in it? Would I need to copy...
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  • Forum Post: TAS5716 input & output mixers

    Nicholas D'Amato
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  • Forum Post: TAS5713 - How to get the biquad values from the TAS57x GUI?

    Thomas Arens
    Hi, I am planning to use the TAS5713. I would prefer not to buy the evaluation board. The TAS57x GUI is great for configuring the filters, but without the evaluation board I am not able to get the biquad values from the software. Is there a way to get the biquad values from the GUI? (I tried version...
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  • Forum Post: Re: TAS5713 GDE failure

    Richard Greenway
    Don: Is there any mechanism for being notified of when the GUI tool will be available for the TAS5713 amplifier part? We just received our development board for this amplifier IC this morning. Out of curiosity, is it going to just be a change to the TAS5711 GDE? I have that running in a virtual...
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  • Forum Post: MC57XXPSIA Appears as Unknown Device

    Robert Parr
    Hi, I have been using the MC57XXPSIA with a TAS5727EVM fine until today when I went to use it with the TAS57XX GUI and everytime I connect the board I get it appearing as an unknown device and the Windows hardware wizard obviously cannot find a driver for an unknown device. I have tried reinstalling...
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  • Forum Post: Re: TAS5631DKD2EVM and Input-USB Board 2 first test

    Christian Ngamy
    Thank you very much indeed for your answer. It walks pretty good. I have another question: - can i use both analog Input and SPDIF Input at the same time? I don't also understand the difference between both those two Inputs. - when i press RATE in the Input-USB board 2, i only get Fs...
    on Apr 11, 2012

  • Forum Post: Re: TAS5631DKD2EVM and Input-USB Board 2 first test

    Christian Ngamy
    Thank you very much indeed for your answer. It walks pretty good. I have another question: - can i use both analog Input and SPDIF Input at the same time? I don't also understand the difference between both those two Inputs. - when i press RATE in the Input-USB board 2, i only get Fs = 48 kHz or...
    on Apr 11, 2012

  • Forum Post: TAS5631DKD2EVM and Input-USB Board 2 first test

    Christian Ngamy
    Hello, I'm student. My School bought a TAS5631DKD2EVM with Input-USB Board 2 and it was given to me as project to understand how it works and make a documentation of them together in french, but I don't really understand how it works. I tried to do a first test with an oscillator instead...
    on Mar 20, 2012

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