Some of the applications are Internet Of Things (IoT), Tablet, Smart TV, Net Book, Game Console, POS machine etc. It is the best choice for developing customized products as it provides an open, strong and friendly system development platform. The Sparky SBC currently supports Linux and Android operating system. Sparky is a highly integrated SBC, based on ARM application processor. The Sparky SBC has all the functionality of a basic computer. A true open hardware, community-supported embedded computer for developers and hobbyists. Pictures and Measurements credit to Gustard on the above site.Sparky Single Board Computer (SBC) is a credit card-sized board that can be used as a standalone computer, in electronics projects, games, and also in many other applications. Needs for a basic Fiber Media Converter (FMC) Mod: Post IMO (most users attest to it), best sound thru LAN (built in streamer) w/ FMC mod. Thanks Sonico: See Post for instruction (image) and file fix. And thanks to for this.Ĭlicking Sound (Switching Relays) Fix. Since user have problems with USB-C to USB-C. Might use a USB-C to USB-A adapter and a USB-A to USB-C cable. Use the Balena Etcher method above for upgrading.
MINIMSERVER SPARKY SBC PDF
Thank you for making the PDF guide:įor (unofficial) version with Tidal Connect support but with Roon Bridge disabled go to this post for download HERE. Display FW instructions is -> HEREįirmware Upgrade instructions using Balena Etcher (Win/Mac).
Gustarender firmware download v1.4 (Win/Mac -> see below using Balena Fletcher)ĭisplay FW CT m2.1 Ma(Win only, on Mac use VMware) AV may report false positive. (If problem downloading go to support page above)
MINIMSERVER SPARKY SBC DRIVER
Gustard Usb Driver (v5.57) Universal driver for USB devices. Gustard Support Page - Driver and Firmware
MINIMSERVER SPARKY SBC MANUAL
PDF User Manual (Translated from Chinese) Might as well provide a new thread since there are none. Gustard is announcing their new R2R DAC the R26. I've tried the HQplayer IOS app, not as nice as Jplay visually and feature wise, for playback history and radio mode, but does HQplayer app have all that extra options for tweaking oversampling etc.Īny help appreciated, especially with recommended settings to get the most out of the R26
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I'd love to have gapless playback but that's a luxury. My Sparky SBC runs dietpi which has the NAA preinstalled to use with HQplayer. I see an NAA point can to be created using a Rpi and embedded OS software to allow it's outputs - USB on USBridge or I2S on Kali for playback to the R26. Is there a way to keep using the LAN input option of the R26 with HQplayer? Can't see the wood for the trees at the moment, too much input! I do have spare RPi3 B+'s at hand to use and a Allo DigiOne. My question is how would one configure the software and hardware for best effect, I like using the LAN input of the R26 with a controller (Jplay) and music content held on a dedicated Sparky SBC with USB3.0 laptop 2TB HDD running Minimserver, all nicely isolated from router traffic using wifi extender and FMC from switch to R26 LAN. Apparently the Apple M1 Arm CPU can deliver sufficient horsepower for decent upsampling, if not the extremes of oversampling. I never thought I'd consider this oversampling software but with so many positive things said, I have installed the 30 day trial software onto my MacBook Pro M1. I would like to ask for some advice concerning HQPlayer, I've spent most of today looking through forums and posts from the author.
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