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DSPB Series User Manual
1.
DSPB Amplifiers Buying Guide / Examples .................................................................................. 3
DSPB-K/KE preamp with DSP Buying Guide / Examples ............................................................. 4
2.
Quick Start Guides ................................................................................................................................. 5
Before you start ................................................................................................................................ 5
DSPB-250 / DSPB-100 - Quick Start .................................................................................................. 6
Combining a DSPB Amplifier with a KAB Amplifier - Quick Start ................................................... 8
1)
How to Power the Amplifiers ....................................................................................................... 8
2)
Sharing Audio Between the Boards.............................................................................................. 8
3)
Switch Control ............................................................................................................................... 9
DSPB - K / DSPB - KE - Quick Start .................................................................................................. 10
Potentiometer Controls .................................................................................................................. 12
DSPB-ICP1 Sigma Studio Connection - Quick Start ........................................................................ 13
DAC Assignment Table ........................................................................................................................ 15
3.
Project examples using SigmaStudio.................................................................................................. 16
DAC Assignment Table ........................................................................................................................ 17
memory ................................................................................................................................................... 20
Example -2.0 Channel Sigma Studio Project. ................................................................................ 22
Example - DSPB-100 Mono DSPB Sigma Studio Project. .............................................................. 24
Example - DSPB-250 + KAB250v3 - Active 2-Way Speaker, 4.0 System ....................................... 25

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  • Page 1: Table Of Contents

    DSPB Series User Manual Table of Contents What types of projects can be achieved with the DSPB series? What do I need to get started? ..3 DSPB Amplifiers Buying Guide / Examples .................. 3 DSPB-K/KE preamp with DSP Buying Guide / Examples ............. 4 Quick Start Guides ..........................
  • Page 2 Example - DSPB-100 + KAB-250v3 or DSPB-250 + KAB-100M– 2.1 System ........27 Example – 3 Way Active System With DSPB-250 and KAB-100M ..........29 Example – DSPB-K + DSPB-KE – 2.1 System ................... 32 Example – DSPB-K + DSPB-KE – 3-Way Crossover ................. 34 Wiring Diagrams ..........................

  • Page 3: What Types Of Projects Can Be Achieved With The Dspb Series? What Do I Need To Get Started

    SigmaStudio project for each configuration. Note that you will need only 1 DSPB-ICP1 programmer board to program any number of amplifiers or preamps from the DSPB series. It can be thought of like the bridge between the DSPB amp/preamp and the computer. It will also require a Windows PC so you can use SigmaStudio.

  • Page 4: Dspb-K/Ke Preamp With Dsp Buying Guide / Examples

    Note 4: about 3-Way Amplified System with DSPB and KAB amplifiers If you want to create a 3-way pair of speakers with all active crossovers and built in amplification, it is possible with the combination of DSPB and KAB amplifiers and programming within SigmaStudio. To create a powered, 3-way mono speaker, an example shopping list would be the following.

  • Page 5: Quick Start Guides

    2. Quick Start Guides The Dayton Audio DSPB series of boards leverages the powerful Analog Devices ADAU1701 DSP chip to allow for almost limitless possibilities for sound customization. Out of the box, a DSPB-100/250 or a DSPB-K will allow for quick adjustments with the convenient built in potentiometers, but to unlock the full potential of the ADAU1701 processor, combine your board with a Dayton Audio DSPB-ICP1 to connect directly to the SigmaStudio development tool provided by Analog Devices.

  • Page 6: Dspb-250 / Dspb-100 - Quick Start

    B. DSPB-250 / DSPB-100 - Quick Start 1. Connect the included 3.5mm jack to port J6 for audio input. a. Note – J3, the 3.5mm jack on the board, is NOT for audio input. 2. Connect speakers to J10 according to the wiring diagram or by following the labels on the back side of the board.
  • Page 7 c. Connection of a DSPB-250 or DSPB-100 with a Dayton Audio KAB board to utilize all 4 DSP outputs of the Analog Devices ADAU1701 processor. An example of this configuration is detailed in the Active 2-way guide below.

  • Page 8: Combining A Dspb Amplifier With A Kab Amplifier - Quick Start

    C. Combining a DSPB Amplifier with a KAB Amplifier – Quick Start This section assumes you have already read the Quick Start guide for the DSPB-250/100 which is directly previous to this section. 1) How to Power the Amplifiers a) The easiest method is to parallel the power connectors that come with all DSPB and KAB amplifiers (physically tie the red wire for each connector together, and the same with the black wire), and wire them to a single DC power jack (while observing the proper polarity that your power supply requires).

  • Page 9: Switch Control

    3) Switch Control The following 3-pin connection is critical to make when using these boards together, because otherwise there will be a pop sound out of your speakers every few minutes. This connection prevents that.

  • Page 10: Dspb - K / Dspb - Ke - Quick Start

    D. DSPB - K / DSPB - KE - Quick Start 1. Provide power to the micro-usb jack (J2) a. Note – the on board micro-usb jack will not provide access to Sigma Studio if hooked up to a computer (but it can provide the DSPB-K power), an ICP1 is required for programming with SigmaStudio or app control.
  • Page 11 6. Once the basic connection is working, the DSPB is ready to be integrated into your project. Further customization can be done by using the methods below. a. App connection with the ICP1 for basic EQ or high and low pass filter adjustment b.

  • Page 12: Potentiometer Controls

    E. Potentiometer Controls The following table puts all of the default potentiometer controls into one location. Note that these controls are only guaranteed to be valid if Sigma Studio has not been connected to the DSPB. If you program your DSPB with your own program, the potentiometers will work based on how you assigned them in your project.

  • Page 13: Dspb-Icp1 Sigma Studio Connection - Quick Start

    2. Make sure your ICP1 is disconnected from USB and from your DSPB before starting, to ensure the proper steps are taken. 3. Open an example project from parts-express.com on any of the DSPB series product pages, or use the following steps to setup the ‘hardware configuration’ menu in SigmaStudio. If using an example project, skip to step 6 after opening it in Sigma Studio with File >...
  • Page 14 6. Ensure that your ICP1 is not yet connected to the DSPB, and ensure that its switch is set to ‘1’. 7. Plug a micro USB cable into the PC running SigmaStudio, and then connect the cable to your ICP1. a.

  • Page 15: Dac Assignment Table

    a. Enter the “hardware configuration tab”. This is where you will see the green USB block like above. b. Towards the bottom of your screen, select the “IC 1 – 170x\140x Register Control” Tab c. Configure the section labelled with the red box in the image below as the image shows. Without this step, the potentiometers will not work.

  • Page 16: Project Examples Using Sigmastudio

    3. Project examples using SigmaStudio Warning: The PEQ filter used in the following project examples has a bug that can cause damage to your tweeters or small speakers. To avoid this bug, do not add new bands of EQ while your DSPB is connected.

  • Page 17: Dac Assignment Table

    DAC Assignment Table DSPB-250 DSPB-100 DSPB-KE DAC0 OUTR DAC1 OUTL DAC2 J3 or J5 J3 or J5 DAC3 J3 or J5 J3 or J5 3. It is recommended to add hardware-controlled gain on any project. There are multiple types of volume controls, but for this tutorial we will use a control that can be controlled with one of the onboard potentiometers.
  • Page 18 5. Find “Auxiliary ADC Input” in the tree toolbox under IO>GPIO>Input. Drag this control into the project, and then connect everything together as shown below. a. Note: If you have not followed the exact steps of the ICP1 SigmaStudio connection guide, your potentiometers might not work, as they require additional configuration.
  • Page 19 7. If everything has been done correctly, you will see “Active: Downloaded” in the bottom right corner of your window. 8. If the error message below is seen, please refollow the ICP1 SigmaStudio Connection Guide section and ensure that all steps have been followed in the proper order. This message can occur by connecting the USB cable and 6 pin programming connector to the DSPB in the wrong order.

  • Page 20: Writing To E2Prom - Burning Custom Sigmastudio Programs To Non-Volatile (Non-Temporary) Memory

    to E2Prom has not been completed), remove power from the DSPB, disconnect the ICP1 and reconnect power to the DSPB. B. Writing to E2Prom – Burning custom SigmaStudio programs to non- volatile (non-temporary) memory This step writes your custom program to non-volatile memory on the DSPB, which ensures that your custom program runs on the DSP upon a new boot.
  • Page 21 5. The program should now be written to E2PROM after it finishes programming. This means you can remove your ICP1 from the DSPB, and your program should remain after power cycling the DSPB.

  • Page 22: Example -2.0 Channel Sigma Studio Project

    C. Example –2.0 Channel Sigma Studio Project. This basic example project can be used with a DSPB-250, DSPB-K/KE, or even with a DSPB-100 + KAB- 100M (for a higher powered 2 channel system, and or to add Bluetooth to the system). Follow the quick start guides above for your particular setup, and then read the ICP1 Sigma Studio guides above for how to use the project file “2.0 System.dspproj”, which is available as part of a zip of all project files on the product page.
  • Page 23 E. Output Section –DAC0 and DAC1 represent the powered outputs of the DSPB, or the L and R channels of your DSPB-K. If using a DSPB+KAB, You will need to change DAC1 to either DAC2 or DAC3 to send the right channel to the KAB board. Super Bass Block –...

  • Page 24: Example - Dspb-100 Mono Dspb Sigma Studio Project

    D. Example – DSPB-100 Mono DSPB Sigma Studio Project. This basic example project is intended to be used with a DSPB-100 mono board, and can be configured to power a subwoofer or simply a full range mono speaker. Just change the filter appropriately. Follow the quick start guide above for your DSPB, and then read the ICP1 Sigma Studio guides above for how to use the project file “DSPB-100 Mono System.dspproj”...

  • Page 25: Example - Dspb-250 + Kab250V3 - Active 2-Way Speaker, 4.0 System

    F. Output Section –DAC0 or DAC1 represents the powered output on your DSPB-100. E. Example - DSPB-250 + KAB250v3 – Active 2-Way Speaker, 4.0 System An active 2-way system can be achieved by utilizing a DSPB-250 and any 2 channel KAB board tied together.
  • Page 26 A. Input – Inputs 0 and 1 will correspond to the left and right channel of any audio input. This could be could through an aux jack on the DSPB, or using the KAB215v3’s Bluetooth streaming (if both inputs are present, inputs will mix) B.

  • Page 27: Example - Dspb-100 + Kab-250V3 Or Dspb-250 + Kab-100M- 2.1 System

    F. Example - DSPB-100 + KAB-250v3 or DSPB-250 + KAB-100M– 2.1 System A 2.1 system can be achieved by utilizing a DSPB-100 and any 2 channel KAB board tied together. It can also be achieved by using a DSPB-250 and KAB100M together (if using this configuration, you just need to change the output section).
  • Page 28 A. Input – Inputs 0 and 1 will correspond to the left and right channel of any audio input. This could be could through an aux jack on the DSPB, or using the KAB250v3’s Bluetooth streaming (if both inputs are present, inputs will mix) B.

  • Page 29: Example - 3 Way Active System With Dspb-250 And Kab-100M

    G. Example – 3 Way Active System With DSPB-250 and KAB-100M It is possible to make a 3-way system with completely active crossovers with the DSPB+KAB series of amplifiers. The diagram below shows how this can be achieved for a single speaker There are multiple preset project files available for this setup.
  • Page 30 Windows Computer Running SigmaStudio PC Board M3 Standoff Kit (optional) this Usually 2 allows the board to be connected together physically. Steps: 1. Follow the quick start guides for the DSPB-250/100, combining DSPB amplifier with a KAB amplifier, and DSPB-ICP1 SigmaStudio connection before proceeding with this section. All quick start guides are in the previous section of this document.
  • Page 31 Filters > Second Order > Multichannel allows for visual adjustment of filters and is what we use here as it is the most user friendly, but there are many other ways to achieve EQ. Click the blue icon in the block to adjust the PEQ.

  • Page 32: Example - Dspb-K + Dspb-Ke - 2.1 System

    H. Example – DSPB-K + DSPB-KE – 2.1 System By connecting an ICP1 up to a DSPB-K, it is possible to add all of the functionality of the Analog Devices ADAU1701 DSP to a system with an external amplifier. This setup allows nearly infinite possibilities for EQ, precise time alignment, bass enhancement and more.
  • Page 33 5. Modify the project file to suit your application. To program it to your DSPB-K, follow the “ICP1 Sigma Studio Quick Start” Guide found above, and then follow “Writing to E2Prom” to make sure your custom program persists after a power cycle. 6.

  • Page 34: Example - Dspb-K + Dspb-Ke - 3-Way Crossover

    H. Output Section – This section is configured with the assumption that you are using a DSPB-100 as your subwoofer and your KAB board for your satellites. DAC0 is the output from the DSPB- 100 (or DAC1, but we use DAC0 in this case), and DAC2 and DAC3 are the outputs from your attached KAB board.
  • Page 35 Amplifier connect to a subwoofer with RCA input Windows Computer Running SigmaStudio Steps: 1. Follow the quick start guide above for the DSPB-K / DSPB-KE 2. Make sure your DSPB-K’s switch is set to 1. 3. Download the zip file of example projects from the product website, unzip it, and find the 3-way crossover folder.
  • Page 36 in the volume block is the slew rate time constant NOT volume. It is recommended to keep it at a. It is recommended to make gain controllable with hardware, but these could be changed to a slider type of control. C.

  • Page 37: Wiring Diagrams

    4. Wiring Diagrams DSPB-100...

  • Page 39: Dspb-250

    DSPB-250...

  • Page 41: Dspb-K

    DSPB-K...

  • Page 42: Dspb-Ke

    DSPB-KE...

  • Page 43: Dspb-Icp1

    DSPB-ICP1...

  • Page 44: Tips And Troubleshooting

    Press the reset button on the DSPB if sound still does not come on when removing the ICP1. 3. In general, pressing the reset button on the products in the DSPB series can help solve problems a. Power cycling can help, as an alternative.

  • Page 45: Sigma Studio Tips

    If I disconnect power from my DSPB, I lose my sigma studio configuration (the configuration returns to default) a. Ensure that you are writing the program to E2Prom once you are finished with configuration. See section “Writing to E2Prom” C. Sigma Studio Tips 1.

  • Page 47: Revision Log

    V1.2 –Overhaul of existing sections, including additional content, troubleshooting, edits for clarity and more. Addition of new project files and revision of previous project files. Addition of the following guide sections What types of projects can be achieved with the DSPB series? What do I need to get started?

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