Typically in settings in ABOUT, it will say update available if it hasn't automatically prompted you that an update is available...I just respond to the prompts when they pop up...How do I update my iPad as it does not show as an update available?
Typically in settings in ABOUT, it will say update available if it hasn't automatically prompted you that an update is available...I just respond to the prompts when they pop up...How do I update my iPad as it does not show as an update available?
I know that John....There is no message Update available on my iPad. other than for the Olympus which was updated previously via my MacBook Pro. This updated my laptop to 1525 for Olympus and my laptop. When I opened my iPad to Roon it showed that Olympus is 1525 and iPad is 1496. ....Typically in settings in ABOUT, it will say update available if it hasn't automatically prompted you that an update is available...
Go to the App Store on your ipad. Can run an update from there.I know that John....There is no message Update available on my iPad. other than for the Olympus which was updated previously via my MacBook Pro. This updated my laptop to 1525 for Olympus and my laptop. When I opened my iPad to Roon it showed that Olympus is 1525 and iPad is 1496. ....
The only time it will say UPDATE AVAILABE in ABOUT is if a PROMPT was given and not responded to...That was so easy...problem solved...thank you
Vassil was able to vc into the Oly and get Roon reconnected. Great service!Just seeing this, @wil. I will give you a call shortly.
This apparently is not a rare occurrenceVassil was able to vc into the Oly and get Roon reconnected. Great service!
It's a Roon issue -- he had the same issue when he updated.
This apparently is not a rare occurrence
May be Taiko can provide instructions on how to resurrect ROON in the Olympus since unlike the Extreme, the user cannot easy get to the task manager and do a restart.
Is it a corrupt Roon situation?Quite rare so far but if it happens to anyone else, just contact Taiko support.
Is it recommendable to pair the Olympus 2,8Vrms analog output with an integrated amp with maximum input level (+17dbu) 5,6Vrms XLR, (+11 dbu) 2,8Vrms RCA?Hi @cykin ,
20V I may have mentioned as the maximum voltage range the analogue stage can supply, which is correct, but this is not the 0dBu RMS output level.
Output levels can be specified in multiple ways, let me try to explain the differences by an example:
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This photo shows a measurement of a 1KHz @ 0dBu output (maximum level) from a DAC analogue output..
The Peak-to-Peak Voltage (Vpp), the total voltage swing from the maximum positive peak to the maximum negative peak, is 8.46V.
The maximum positive peak amplitude is 4.24V.
The maximum negative peak amplitude is -4.22V.
There is a DC offset of 0.012V causing a difference in the positive and negative peak amplitude.
The RMS Voltage (Root Mean Square) is 2.99V (which you can also calculate by dividing Vpp by 2sqrt2).
What is RMS voltage: A type of "average" voltage that represents the equivalent DC power delivered by an AC signal.
The 2.8V RMS output voltage I specified for the current XDMI analog, is 7.92 Vpp.
Some Context:
Type Voltage (RMS) Reference
Consumer Line Level ~0.316 V -10 dBV
Professional Line Level ~1.23 V +4 dBu
Headphone Output (varies) 0.3–2 V Depends on device & load
The -10 dBV standard (common in home audio gear) means that 0.316 V RMS is the nominal output.
So as you can see typical audiophile equipment utilises significant higher output voltages than consumer level, or even studio equipment, and even the 2.8V RMS output of the XDMI DAC is already a very high output level which will typically need to be attenuated by a preamplifier for most power amplifiers, though some audiophile recordings can be at such low levels, and some power amplifiers have very low input sensitivity, so you could still end up in a situation where you'd need an active pre-amplifier to actually further amplify this already very high level....
And yes balanced can give you double the voltage swing but that does completely depend on the design
@SwissTom. It was an absolute pleasure having you here. I promise I was not the main culprit in devouring the chocolate!Taiko Audio – Head Quarters in Netherland (more pics)
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Additamentum:
I hesitated for a moment before writing the following.
Emile is a remarkably honest person.
Having heard a few behind-the-scenes details, take my word for it : Olympus production is moving as fast as humanly possible.
One thing’s for certain: you’re in for a treat.
The Olympus truly lives up to its name!
@SwissTom. It was an absolute pleasure having you here. I promise I was not the main culprit in devouring the chocolate!
My profile pictures became more accurate after this comment :')If denial burned calories, you'd be halfway to absolution.
Is it recommendable to pair the Olympus 2,8Vrms analog output with an integrated amp with maximum input level (+17dbu) 5,6Vrms XLR, (+11 dbu) 2,8Vrms RCA?
I mean is it a problem that it equival the max input level, should it always be lower or that would be fine?
Also, is it possible to install dbpoweramp to rip cd as extreme server?
This apparently is not a rare occurrence
May be Taiko can provide instructions on how to resurrect ROON in the Olympus since unlike the Extreme, the user cannot easy get to the task manager and do a restart.
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