CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered

TravelRec. · Mar 22, 2009, 10:22 AM

Hi all there,

for anyone who´s interested in some technical facts: I traced my Audigy2Value (SB0400) and found some interesting pins on the custom chip. For now I can say that 2x MIDI I/O, 3x SPDIF inputs and 4x SPDIF outputs are available and working. All levels are 3.3V/0V CMOS levels. I2S could also be possible but this is not tested yet.

To Eugene: The SPDIF inputs appear normally in kX-driver as "CD-SPDIF", "Optical/Coaxial SPDIF" and "ZVideo", so SPDIF A, SPDIF B and SPDIF C in the status window. The SPDIF outputs mirror the signal of the analogue outputs "Front", "Rear", "Center/LFE" and "Headphones". They are not independently accessible via "Digital Front", "Digital Rear", "Digital Center/LFE" like on any other Audigy2 / Audigy1. I think this is due to different register mapping inside the chipset. Tested with kX3545b.

Mac Daddy · Mar 22, 2009, 11:53 AM

That's actually pretty cool

Tyrsonswood · Mar 22, 2009, 01:14 PM

Cool, I wonder if the Audigy 4 value is similar.... I've got one but there's no additional inputs available beyond the line in and mic in.......(no aux, CD, or SPDIF) Well there is a digital I/O jack on the back but I've nothing to utilise that jack with. This card works but it's basicly useless for my setup.

Good that you are still testing and developing for these old cards TravelRec. My hands and eyes are getting to the point of not being able to solder that fine a layout anymore, but kudos on your work.

TravelRec. · Mar 22, 2009, 02:15 PM

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Well there is a digital I/O jack on the back but I've nothing to utilise that jack with. This card works but it's basicly useless for my setup.

The signals on this 4-pole jack are 5V, SPDIF_In, SPDIF_Out and Ground. You can directly connect optical devices there. What kind of custom chip uses your Audigy4?

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Good that you are still testing and developing for these old cards TravelRec. My hands and eyes are getting to the point of not being able to solder that fine a layout anymore, but kudos on your work.

My eyes are turning older too - but my hands are able to solder well

.

Tyrsonswood · Mar 22, 2009, 02:54 PM

The Audigy4 I have comes up as a 10k2 with KX drivers but there is a different designation printed on the chip itself. I will pull it out later today and check/report back, I wanted to do some other work on that system anyways, so "while I'm in there" .....

TravelRec. · Mar 22, 2009, 04:02 PM

Okay - please post a picture of your card. I seen many models branded as Audigy4 in the web, and different chipsets are used.

Tyrsonswood · Mar 22, 2009, 06:05 PM

Here's a photo of the Audigy4 that I have. It works, sounds great it just doesn't have the ins and outs that I would use for multi channel recording. But it was free so why not......

About the rest of my gear, I don't have any outboard gear with SPDIF, what I've been doing is all analog input and chaining a Live! via SPDIF to my Audigy Platinum (with the Drive) CD digital input, just to get two extra channels. I'm still in the process of getting that setup, so I haven't done much serious work with it. I'm also way behind the curve on figuring out what all the KXdrivers can do.

TravelRec. · Mar 22, 2009, 07:00 PM

Hi Tyrsonswood,

your card looks like my A2Value except that the chipset ist CA0103, which is similar to the CA0108. The layout of the card looks pretty the same. It´s astonishing, how many identical cards are sold under different brand names...

So what you can get, if you expand your card with SPDIF I/O is the chaining feature with other cards. Since the card has the 2nd UDA-codec, it can record 2 analog stereo sources at a time, the AUX_In on the card ist routable to UDA and the Line_In is routed through AC97. Of course the card is a full 10k2 with all the DSP ressources and so usable with many FX.

BTW: My SB0400 is inbetween working with one SPDIF_In and one SPDIF_Out

I deceided to add an AUD_EXT header to the card.

Greetinx!
TravelRec.

Mac Daddy · Mar 23, 2009, 02:02 AM

I am liking this topic and my eyes are still better than average and I do solder well. Perhaps we should plan an old fart audio beer bash down the road lol

TravelRec. · Mar 23, 2009, 05:46 AM

Fortunately not all wires have to be soldered on the small pins of the chip itself, some pins are routed to resistors or pads, where the wires can be soldered on. This helps to prevent going crazy

Mac Daddy · Mar 23, 2009, 11:44 AM

That does help and actually what I have to do for the Vdimm mod on my MSI board. Was supposed to be this weekend but ran out of time

Tyrsonswood · Mar 25, 2009, 01:17 AM

I just setup a different system using that Audigy4 value card ...... it's probably going to be the only card in the system as it's a micoATX board but adding some kind of "drive bay" setup, even if home made, would be possible with this mod, right?

If it's possible to add an AUD_EXT then an audigy drive would work except for the firewire port I would imagine. Or am I reaching on that one?

TravelRec. · Mar 25, 2009, 05:45 AM

If you add an AUD_EXT Header, you will get limited support for the Audigy drive. Note that AUD_EXT will only support older drives for Live! and Audigy1 cards. For Audigy2 drives it´s necessary to implement the newer AD_EXT header. Only the AUD_EXT supports 2 SPDIF inputs, with an additional jumper header (CD_SPDIF) you can have 3 SPDIF inputs. I2S is not tested, so all A/D converters in the drive are not supported yet. I need more information about it.

Greetinx
TravelRec.

TravelRec. · Mar 25, 2009, 07:08 PM

Hi again,

here is the preliminary list of relevant pins. The chip is numbered counter-clockwise from the circle corner mark on the upper left side, if the PCI socket is on the lower side of the card:

001 - MIDI#1 IN
089 - GND
091 - GND
097 - Vcc 3.3V
102 - GND
106 - FrameSync Out I2S #0
107 - BitClock Out I2S #0
109 - Serial input I2S #0
111 - MIDI #2 IN
112 - MIDI #2 OUT
113 - Vcc 3.3V
115 - SPDIF_Out #2 (Headphones)
116 - GND
117 - SPDIF_Out #1 (Center/LFE)
118 - SPDIF_Out #0 (Front)
119 - SPDIF_Out #3 (Rear)
122 - GND
124 - SPDIF_In #1 (Optical)
132 - SPDIF_In #2 (Z-Video)
133 - SPDIF_In #0 (CD_SPDIF)
135 - Serial input I2S #2
136 - BitClock Out I2S #2
137 - GND
138 - FrameSync Out I2S #2
139 - SerialData AC97
140 - BitClock AC97
141 - Vcc 3.3V
142 - FrameSync AC97
143 - AC97 MasterClock Out 24.576Mhz
145 - GND
148 - GND
155 - GND
159 - BitClock I2S DAC
160 - FrameSync I2S DAC
161 - Center/LFE Serial Out
164 - Headphones Serial Out
165 - Rear Serial Out
176 - MIDI #1 Out

Use this pinout at your own risk. Pins with a question mark are not further characterized. The list will be updated, if new functions are clear to me.

Greetinx
TravelRec.

**Eugene Gavrilov** · Mar 27, 2009, 01:31 AM

Quote:

The SPDIF outputs mirror the signal of the analogue outputs "Front", "Rear", "Center/LFE" and "Headphones". They are not independently accessible via "Digital Front", "Digital Rear", "Digital Center/LFE" like on any other Audigy2 / Audigy1. I think this is due to different register mapping inside the chipset.

I think that digital components could probably be accessed independently via a custom epilog/mapping, but I'm not 100% sure... I've never seen the ca-108 chip

Have a look at the current epilog code - there might be some kind of data copying that applies to this chip.

E.

TravelRec. · Mar 27, 2009, 01:54 PM

Hi Eugene,

thank you for the tip. Currently I use ProFX 'kXlt' to access the different outputs. BTW: the correct name of the chip is CA0108-IAT or CA0108-DAT with the inbuilt P17V and it is used on A2Value cards "SB0400" and some EMU cards.

Edit:
Have done some tests with epilog plugin, with both epilog lite and the full epilog the behaviour is the same as with ProFX, the digital out signals are mirrors from the corresponding analogue signals.

**Eugene Gavrilov** · Mar 30, 2009, 12:07 AM

it seems this might be a p17v routing problem... the p17v is configured similar to p16v, but the chips are not 100% compatible...

E.

JGSF · Mar 30, 2009, 02:49 AM

Cool findings, TravelRec.

TravelRec. · Mar 30, 2009, 03:31 AM

Eugene,

are the 10k2 outputs are routed through P17V by default or has the driver the routing under control, e.g. can the problem be fixed? I´m here for doing tests if you want to post any ideas or code.

Tyrsonswood · Mar 30, 2009, 05:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TravelRec.

Hi again,

here is the preliminary list of relevant pins. The chip is numbered counter-clockwise from the circle corner mark on the upper left side, if the PCI socket is on the lower side of the card:

*snip*

115 - SPDIF_Out #2 (Headphones)
116 - GND
117 - SPDIF_Out #1 (Center/LFE)
118 - SPDIF_Out #0 (Front)
119 - SPDIF_Out #3 (Rear)
122 - GND
124 - SPDIF_In #1 (Optical)
132 - SPDIF_In #2 (Z-Video)
133 - SPDIF_In #0 (CD_SPDIF)
136 - BitClock AC97
137 - GND

*snip*

Use this pinout at your own risk. Pins with a question mark are not further characterized. The list will be updated, if new functions are clear to me.

Greetinx
TravelRec.

TravelRec,

So, if I wanted to just add a CD_SPDIF input to this card so I could chain a live! card to it I would use pins 133 and 122. Would I need any additional components, or could I just go straight in? (I would be coming from the SPDIF out from the 40 pin AUD_EXT on the live! card.)

If so, I would have 6 channels input to my DAW, right? You said I can map AUX and Line at the same time, I believe, so I should get

Line In, 2Xmono,
AUX IN 2Xmono, and
CD_SPIDIF, 2Xmono,

Correct? I'm still trying to wrap my head around this......

Thanks

* I snipped a little out of your post just to save space.....

TravelRec. · Mar 30, 2009, 03:50 PM

Quote:

So, if I wanted to just add a CD_SPDIF input to this card so I could chain a live! card to it I would use pins 133 and 122. Would I need any additional components, or could I just go straight in? (I would be coming from the SPDIF out from the 40 pin AUD_EXT on the live! card.)

Yes, right. It´s safe to add a 100 Ohm series resistor to Pin133. This will also eliminate signal reflection effects introduced by longer cables.

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If so, I would have 6 channels input to my DAW, right? You said I can map AUX and Line at the same time, I believe, so I should get

Line In, 2Xmono,
AUX IN 2Xmono, and
CD_SPIDIF, 2Xmono,

Correct? I'm still trying to wrap my head around this......

This is right!

Quote:

Thanks

It´s a pleasure

TravelRec. · Apr 1, 2009, 08:32 PM

Hi again,

I found an I2S input #2 working on Pin 135. Pin 136 and Pin 138 are the corresponding BitClock and FrameSync. The List above is updated too.

Greetinx
TravelRec

TravelRec. · Apr 2, 2009, 05:45 AM

Hi,

yesterday on this thread the complete pinout was posted: http://www.hardwareheaven.com/general-...t-audigy2.html
I will check the functions and reply with the results.

Mac Daddy · Apr 2, 2009, 12:18 PM

Good info to have thanks for checking for us

TravelRec. · Apr 2, 2009, 07:58 PM

So... I2S#2 on Pin 109 is also working // the BitClock and FrameSync signals on pin 106/107 or 136/138 can be used for both serial inputs. I2S #1 is mapped to the UDA codec.

Tyrsonswood · Apr 18, 2009, 04:23 AM

TravelRec,

I'm going to pull this thread back up for a while if you don't mind. I'm going to have a few questions about this A4 value I have. I was looking at the card tonight and tracked down the CD-SPDIF in (pin 133) Tapping into this should not be very difficult but right now there is a 3.3K ohm resistor to VSS (ground) connected to this pin. If I were to bring a signal from another card into this, through the 100 ohm resistor as you suggest would the 3.3K stay there? Or should it be removed? (I figure it would stay but I don't know digital as much as I know analog, so I ask the pro)

Also, I'm thinking about adding a SPDIF out to the card, Just in case I wanted to set up cards the other way around.... ie. A4 SPDIF out to the CD_SPDIF in on another card. Which output would you recommend, or does it matter just as long as the routing is correct...... is there a benefit of one over the other? From the pinout these would be 117, 118, 119...... (I guess 115 is an option as well) Is there any additional circuitry needed for a SPDIF output?

I have an Audigy drive coming in (A1 drive so it's AUD_EXT) and have a Live! SB0100 with the header.... these "should" work together and have much of the drives capability accessable to the Live! (I have a Live! SB0060 and the matching Live! drive in a different system and the drive is almost identical (except for firewire) to my SB0090's Audigy1 drive setup.....) the drive I have coming in should be identical to the Audigy1 drive I already have. (all of these are AUD_EXT drives)

If I have the A1 drive on the Live! card I may want to bring this A4 into the CD_SPDIF in of the Live! card........ instead of the other way around, thus the reason for adding a SPDIF out to the A4 value.

And, Yes! I'm collecting quite a few of these AUD_EXT drives here..... 3 so far

but I have 3 systems involved with my project here.

Thank you for all the info.

TravelRec. · Apr 19, 2009, 06:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tyrsonswood

TravelRec,
...but right now there is a 3.3K ohm resistor to VSS (ground) connected to this pin. If I were to bring a signal from another card into this, through the 100 ohm resistor as you suggest would the 3.3K stay there? Or should it be removed? (I figure it would stay but I don't know digital as much as I know analog, so I ask the pro)

Leave the resistor there. The other driving card should be strong enough to feed the input with a proper level. Don´t forget the 100Ohm serial resistor.

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Also, I'm thinking about adding a SPDIF out to the card, Just in case I wanted to set up cards the other way around.... ie. A4 SPDIF out to the CD_SPDIF in on another card. Which output would you recommend, or does it matter just as long as the routing is correct...... is there a benefit of one over the other?

No. Take a pin of your choice.

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Is there any additional circuitry needed for a SPDIF output?

If you only want to chain cards, then no. For a real optical out, the TOTX part can be connected directly. For a coax output an additional voltage divider or -better- an output transformer must be used.

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I have an Audigy drive coming in (A1 drive so it's AUD_EXT) and have a Live! SB0100 with the header.... these "should" work together

Yes, except for the missed SPDIF#2 input on the card.

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If I have the A1 drive on the Live! card I may want to bring this A4 into the CD_SPDIF in of the Live! card........ instead of the other way around, thus the reason for adding a SPDIF out to the A4 value.

Should be no problem. Be aware of the correct polarity on the CD-SPDIF socket, otherwise you will get no sound. The 100Ohm series resistor will act as a current limiter in this case and will save the driving A4V.

BTW: Just today I built in the modified A2V and all 3xSPDIF in / 3xSPDIF out / 2xI2S in are working with the modular audio system. Website is updated too. Pictures will follow.

Mar 22, 2009, 04:02 PM	Thread Starter #6
TravelRec. Alternative Audioproductions Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt Posts: 1,710 Rep Power: 0	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered Okay - please post a picture of your card. I seen many models branded as Audigy4 in the web, and different chipsets are used. __________________ Always take a look behind.

Mar 22, 2009, 07:00 PM	Thread Starter #8
TravelRec. Alternative Audioproductions Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt Posts: 1,710 Rep Power: 0	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered Hi Tyrsonswood, your card looks like my A2Value except that the chipset ist CA0103, which is similar to the CA0108. The layout of the card looks pretty the same. It´s astonishing, how many identical cards are sold under different brand names... So what you can get, if you expand your card with SPDIF I/O is the chaining feature with other cards. Since the card has the 2nd UDA-codec, it can record 2 analog stereo sources at a time, the AUX_In on the card ist routable to UDA and the Line_In is routed through AC97. Of course the card is a full 10k2 with all the DSP ressources and so usable with many FX. BTW: My SB0400 is inbetween working with one SPDIF_In and one SPDIF_Out I deceided to add an AUD_EXT header to the card. Greetinx! TravelRec. __________________ Always take a look behind.

Mar 23, 2009, 02:02 AM	#9
Mac Daddy DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 7,950 Rep Power: 79 System Specs	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered I am liking this topic and my eyes are still better than average and I do solder well. Perhaps we should plan an old fart audio beer bash down the road lol __________________ "My mom said the only reason men are alive is for lawn care and vehicle maintenance." - Tim Allen

Mar 23, 2009, 05:46 AM	Thread Starter #10
TravelRec. Alternative Audioproductions Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt Posts: 1,710 Rep Power: 0	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered Fortunately not all wires have to be soldered on the small pins of the chip itself, some pins are routed to resistors or pads, where the wires can be soldered on. This helps to prevent going crazy __________________ Always take a look behind.

Mar 23, 2009, 11:44 AM	#11
Mac Daddy DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 7,950 Rep Power: 79 System Specs	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered That does help and actually what I have to do for the Vdimm mod on my MSI board. Was supposed to be this weekend but ran out of time __________________ "My mom said the only reason men are alive is for lawn care and vehicle maintenance." - Tim Allen

Mar 22, 2009, 10:22 AM	#1
TravelRec. Alternative Audioproductions Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt Posts: 1,710 Rep Power: 0	CA0108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered Hi all there, for anyone who´s interested in some technical facts: I traced my Audigy2Value (SB0400) and found some interesting pins on the custom chip. For now I can say that 2x MIDI I/O, 3x SPDIF inputs and 4x SPDIF outputs are available and working. All levels are 3.3V/0V CMOS levels. I2S could also be possible but this is not tested yet. To Eugene: The SPDIF inputs appear normally in kX-driver as "CD-SPDIF", "Optical/Coaxial SPDIF" and "ZVideo", so SPDIF A, SPDIF B and SPDIF C in the status window. The SPDIF outputs mirror the signal of the analogue outputs "Front", "Rear", "Center/LFE" and "Headphones". They are not independently accessible via "Digital Front", "Digital Rear", "Digital Center/LFE" like on any other Audigy2 / Audigy1. I think this is due to different register mapping inside the chipset. Tested with kX3545b. __________________ Always take a look behind. Last edited by TravelRec.; Mar 22, 2009 at 12:55 PM.

Mar 22, 2009, 11:53 AM	#2
Mac Daddy DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 7,950 Rep Power: 79 System Specs	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered That's actually pretty cool __________________ "My mom said the only reason men are alive is for lawn care and vehicle maintenance." - Tim Allen

Mar 25, 2009, 05:45 AM	Thread Starter #13
TravelRec. Alternative Audioproductions Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt Posts: 1,710 Rep Power: 0	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered If you add an AUD_EXT Header, you will get limited support for the Audigy drive. Note that AUD_EXT will only support older drives for Live! and Audigy1 cards. For Audigy2 drives it´s necessary to implement the newer AD_EXT header. Only the AUD_EXT supports 2 SPDIF inputs, with an additional jumper header (CD_SPDIF) you can have 3 SPDIF inputs. I2S is not tested, so all A/D converters in the drive are not supported yet. I need more information about it. Greetinx TravelRec. __________________ Always take a look behind.

Mar 25, 2009, 07:08 PM	Thread Starter #14
TravelRec. Alternative Audioproductions Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt Posts: 1,710 Rep Power: 0	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered Hi again, here is the preliminary list of relevant pins. The chip is numbered counter-clockwise from the circle corner mark on the upper left side, if the PCI socket is on the lower side of the card: 001 - MIDI#1 IN 089 - GND 091 - GND 097 - Vcc 3.3V 102 - GND 106 - FrameSync Out I2S #0 107 - BitClock Out I2S #0 109 - Serial input I2S #0 111 - MIDI #2 IN 112 - MIDI #2 OUT 113 - Vcc 3.3V 115 - SPDIF_Out #2 (Headphones) 116 - GND 117 - SPDIF_Out #1 (Center/LFE) 118 - SPDIF_Out #0 (Front) 119 - SPDIF_Out #3 (Rear) 122 - GND 124 - SPDIF_In #1 (Optical) 132 - SPDIF_In #2 (Z-Video) 133 - SPDIF_In #0 (CD_SPDIF) 135 - Serial input I2S #2 136 - BitClock Out I2S #2 137 - GND 138 - FrameSync Out I2S #2 139 - SerialData AC97 140 - BitClock AC97 141 - Vcc 3.3V 142 - FrameSync AC97 143 - AC97 MasterClock Out 24.576Mhz 145 - GND 148 - GND 155 - GND 159 - BitClock I2S DAC 160 - FrameSync I2S DAC 161 - Center/LFE Serial Out 164 - Headphones Serial Out 165 - Rear Serial Out 176 - MIDI #1 Out Use this pinout at your own risk. Pins with a question mark are not further characterized. The list will be updated, if new functions are clear to me. Greetinx TravelRec. __________________ Always take a look behind. Last edited by TravelRec.; Apr 2, 2009 at 07:58 PM. Reason: List update

Mar 27, 2009, 01:54 PM	Thread Starter #16
TravelRec. Alternative Audioproductions Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt Posts: 1,710 Rep Power: 0	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered Hi Eugene, thank you for the tip. Currently I use ProFX 'kXlt' to access the different outputs. BTW: the correct name of the chip is CA0108-IAT or CA0108-DAT with the inbuilt P17V and it is used on A2Value cards "SB0400" and some EMU cards. Edit: Have done some tests with epilog plugin, with both epilog lite and the full epilog the behaviour is the same as with ProFX, the digital out signals are mirrors from the corresponding analogue signals. __________________ Always take a look behind. Last edited by TravelRec.; Mar 27, 2009 at 07:05 PM.

Mar 30, 2009, 12:07 AM	#17
Eugene Gavrilov kX Project Lead Programmer and Coordinator Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 3,119 Rep Power: 75	Îòâåò: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered it seems this might be a p17v routing problem... the p17v is configured similar to p16v, but the chips are not 100% compatible... E.

Mar 30, 2009, 02:49 AM	#18
JGSF HardwareHeaven Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 452 Rep Power: 0	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered Cool findings, TravelRec. __________________ My kX plugins (actually it's only one )

Mar 30, 2009, 03:31 AM	Thread Starter #19
TravelRec. Alternative Audioproductions Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt Posts: 1,710 Rep Power: 0	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered Eugene, are the 10k2 outputs are routed through P17V by default or has the driver the routing under control, e.g. can the problem be fixed? I´m here for doing tests if you want to post any ideas or code. __________________ Always take a look behind.

Apr 1, 2009, 08:32 PM	Thread Starter #22
TravelRec. Alternative Audioproductions Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt Posts: 1,710 Rep Power: 0	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered Hi again, I found an I2S input #2 working on Pin 135. Pin 136 and Pin 138 are the corresponding BitClock and FrameSync. The List above is updated too. Greetinx TravelRec __________________ Always take a look behind.

Apr 2, 2009, 05:45 AM	Thread Starter #23
TravelRec. Alternative Audioproductions Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt Posts: 1,710 Rep Power: 0	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered Hi, yesterday on this thread the complete pinout was posted: http://www.hardwareheaven.com/general-...t-audigy2.html I will check the functions and reply with the results. __________________ Always take a look behind.

Apr 2, 2009, 12:18 PM	#24
Mac Daddy DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 7,950 Rep Power: 79 System Specs	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered Good info to have thanks for checking for us __________________ "My mom said the only reason men are alive is for lawn care and vehicle maintenance." - Tim Allen

Apr 2, 2009, 07:58 PM	Thread Starter #25
TravelRec. Alternative Audioproductions Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Germany / Sachsen-Anhalt Posts: 1,710 Rep Power: 0	Re: CA-108 chipset (10k2) pinout partially uncovered So... I2S#2 on Pin 109 is also working // the BitClock and FrameSync signals on pin 106/107 or 136/138 can be used for both serial inputs. I2S #1 is mapped to the UDA codec. __________________ Always take a look behind.