Inspire 5.1 5100 electrical scheme

Hello everyone. Is there anybody here, who has got the electrical scheme of the Inspire 5.1 500? Please post the link, or use my mail box [email protected]
Thanx in advance

The Inspire 5. 500 is a speakerset, it connects to your soundcard or onboard sound. You don't have to install drivers for the speakers, but you do have to install drivers for your soundcard or soundchip.
If you have a seperate (PCI) soundcard, post up information on which model it is. If the sound is built into the motherboard, then I would advise you contact the system integrator for more information.
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Hello, I'm Daniel from Portugal.
3-4 years ago i was given a set of speakers Inspire5 5100 along with an Audigy sz platinum pro. I used for one year and half and they were configured correctly by the software and everything worked perfectly regarding the speakers. But i went away and stopped using my home pc for a while. know i tried to install the soundcard drivers and the software but the speakers aren?t working properly.
The software recognizes the speakers in an all mixted up way. the front gets confused by the subwoofer and other anomalies like that. I've tried the software directions a bunch of times and i've made the upgrades for the soundcard. Nothing is working properly in the speaker department. What is wrong? They got old? The software is having problems? something wrong with the sound card?
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Message Edited by Nico_tao_tao on 08-17-2005 11:07 AM

Originally Posted by Colin-CL
Hi Boris,
The Inspire 5.1 5700 does not require any software driver updates. It is likely to be a sound setup or cable connection.
Check that you have selected the correct speaker setup under your Sound settings/Control Panel. Based on your description, you should have a Sound Blaster on-board audio solution. If you are updating any drivers, you should be downloading them from MSI's website as these are optimized for your specific system setup.
Regards,
Colin-CL
Hi ty Colin,
All of the cables are the ones that worked with the old computer system until they were switched to this new one. All drivers are up to date. The MSI tech gave up after an hour.
The Cinema driver only allows for a 7.1 setup but shows only a two speaker graphic. The old driver on the old machine allowed me to select the speaker configuration and even test them. The speaker selection in the driver area is greyed out. The headphone selection works just fine.
I have downloaded and installed the Cinema driver from MSI twice but with the same result. The driver says it is for the win7 64.
Is there something on the Cinema driver setup that I am missing?
thanks

Inspire 5.1 5100 dri

Hai there?After a crash I can't find my driver for the "inspire 5. 500 "?Can some one help me with this... Is there anybody who has the driver... I need my sound.........:smileyvery-happy:?ThanksMessage Edited by neanderthaler on 03-0-200605:57 AM

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If you have a seperate (PCI) soundcard, post up information on which model it is. If the sound is built into the motherboard, then I would advise you contact the system integrator for more information.
Cat

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Sorry for my bad english but im from Germany...
Perhaps someone can told me how much OHM are used...
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The speakers just plays whatever signal that is being fed to it. In most cases, music files are in stereo format. You will only get sound from the two front speakers. Movie files may be encoded in Dolby Digital surround etc... these tells the speakers to play in full surround.
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I saw in the datasheet of Artix-7, the right power sequence is VCCINT, VCCBRAM, VCCAUX, VCCO. My question is if this sequence is violated, that is, if I supply VCCO before VCCINT and other powers, will the chip be damaged?
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Hi,
I'm facing similar (I think) problems with Artix-7. Our design has an ADC with CMOS (LVCMOS25) outputs interfacing with Artix-7 XC7A200T (FFG1156) through CMOS buffers. Our ADC is 16 bits, 130 MSPs connected to User I/O pins of the same bank. By some reason some of the user I/O pins of the FPGA that interfaces with digitized data pins of the ADC are damaged. We have produced 6 FPGA boards and 4 of them presented problems on the same pins. We have identified that:
- The clamping diodes of the damaged user I/O pins are working well (I have measured it)
- The FPGA configuration is correctly set for LVCMOS25 and pull-up
- Even when setting the input voltage as logic level "0" on the damaged user i/o pins, I always read logic level 1
- The power-up/down sequence for VCCO and VCCaux is ok and the voltage levels are well beyond 2.625 Volts during TVCCO2VCCAUX
- All the input voltages of the user i/o pins are well within the limit of 0 Volts and 2.5 Volts. Even in the case of driving the inputs with high voltages, peak voltages driven by CMOS buffers cannot provide enough current to damage the input buffer due to the fact that the clamping diodes will protect the i/o (remember I said that the damaged pins have clamping diodes working well)
- I have already set the damaged user I/O pins as input, output, pull-up, pull-down, different voltage levels, but they are not working and are always set to logic level "1".
Questions:
- Do you have a suggestion on what can cause damage to the user i/o pins considering that I have 16 identical LVCMOS25 inputs and 2 of them are by some reason being damaged?
- Can I have access to the user i/o pin electrical scheme?
- Can grounding problems damage user io pins?
- Has anyone reported similar problems?

To ground or not to ground?

Looking for suggestions...
I just bought an AirPort Express. Loving it. Now, I was wondering if I should get an adapter to ground it or not. I hear a lot of potential side effects of grounding the AirPort in regards to its ability to relay sound through the stereo (i.e. grounding = interference). At the same time, if I understand correctly, not grounding it leaves it vulnerable to surges and spikes in my household electrical scheme and therefore permiting it to potentially short.
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Générer des impulsions

Bonjour,
Mon problème n'est surement pas très compliqué mais je n'y arrive pas soit par manque de connaissance sur LabVIEW soit parce que la version que j'ai ne me le permet pas.
Je souhaiterais générer un train d'impulsions (2ou3 impulsions seulement), ce signal sert à piloter une petite électrovanne. Il faut donc pouvoir maitriser la durée de l'impulsion et le temps entre les impulsions.
Je dispose d'une carte NI9263 et de LabVIEW 9.0
Enfait nous souhaitons réaliser l'équivalent de l'arduino Photoduino (petit boitier pilotant une electrovanne et un appareil photo + flash). Au lieu de prendre une photo nous souhaitons prendre une vidéo à l'aide d'une caméra Olympus. Nous pensions nous servir du déclencheur de la caméra pour piloter à la fois la caméra et l'electrovanne.
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Mais nous avons 2 problèmes notable :
Le 1er est qu'il y à un retard non constant et non négligeable entre le début de la vidéo et la première goutte qui sort de l'EV (de 90ms à 350ms..). Cela me parrait beaucoup, peu etre que cela vient d'une erreur de ma part sur le VI (fréquence d'échantillonage, mauvaise optimisaion du VI ?)
Pour réduire ce retard nous pensions piloter la caméra directement à partir de LabVIEW : LabVIEW activerait un relais (remplaçant le déclencheur) et en parallele LabVIEW générerait le signal pour l'electrovanne. Ce qui m'intrigue c'est que le retard ne soit pas constant, cela me laisse penser que le problème vien du VI en lui même et qu'il serait possible de réduire cette durée. L'objectif étant qu'elle soit minimale OU que le retard soit constant.
Le second problème, la génération d'un signal carré n'est pas satisfaisant pour observer des collisions entre gouttes. Il serait préférable de générer un train de 2 ou 3 impulsions où l'on peut choisir la durée de l'impulsion mais surtout le temps entre les impulsions. Sur LabVIEW je n'arrive pas à trouver la palette qui permet cela..
Auriez vous quelque pistes svp?
Si vous avez besoin de renseignement supplémentaires, n'hésitez pas !
Cordialement,
Alexandre.

Merci pour ces informations.
Je n'ai pas réussi à faire fonctionner le VI Gen Dig Pulse 8.5, lorsque je clique sur "Counter" cela ne me propose aucune voie. Si j'ai bien compris il faut une sortie "Compteur" et la carte que j'utilise(NI9263) ne possède que des sorties analogiques.
Ne sachant pas faire les impulsions, j'ai contourné le problème en générant plusieurs tableaux qui au final me permettent de créer l'équivalent de 2 impulsions, mais sa ne fonctionne pas comme je voudrais.. Je vous joint le VI en piece jointe : "EVolympus.vi". Idéalement les impulsions sont de l'ordre de 10ms et espacé de 90ms.
Le VI Gen Dig Pulse donnerait-il de meilleur resultat ?
Je peux avoir à ma disposition (pour faire des essai) un boitier NI USB6343 (16inputs,16bit, 500kS/s, X series Multifonction DAQ).
En parallele je travaille sur un stroboscope à LED piloté par Labview. Nous souhaiterions avoir 5 panneaux de LED, mais nous ne disposons que de 4 sorties analogique (NI9263). Nous avons couplé 2 panneaux sur la sortie ao3 mais ils ne fonctionnent pas. Problème de masse?
Le signal Labview est envoyé sur la base d'un transistor.
Je vous joint le VI ainsi qu'un schéma du cablâge.
Cordialement,
Alexandre.
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Someone has anything of that or can help me to find that? Thanks to all.

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Hi All,
I have an old HP 25 calculator, and I tried to revive it after 20 years have stopped.
There is a problem related to memory malfunction that is, the store functions and programe functions don´t work.
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I would like to know if there is available some electrical scheme to understand and analyse what probrably is happening and also if there is some workshop here in São Paulo - Brazil, that could fix these old calculator.
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Artix-7 user i/o pins damage

I'm facing problems with Artix-7. Our design has an ADC with CMOS (LVCMOS25) outputs interfacing with Artix-7 XC7A200T (FFG1156) through CMOS buffers. Our ADC is 16 bits, 130 MSPs connected to User I/O pins of the same bank. By some reason some of the user I/O pins of the FPGA that interfaces with digitized data pins of the ADC are damaged. We have produced 6 FPGA boards and all of them presented problems on the same pins. I have identified that:
- The clamping diodes of the damaged user I/O pins are working well (I have measured it)
- The FPGA configuration is correctly set for LVCMOS25 and pull-up
- Even when setting the input voltage as logic level "0" on the damaged user i/o pins, I always read logic level 1
- The power-up/down sequence for VCCO and VCCaux is ok and the voltage levels are well beyond 2.625 Volts during TVCCO2VCCAUX
- All the input voltages of the user i/o pins are well within the limit of 0 Volts and 2.5 Volts. Even in the case of driving the inputs with high voltages, peak voltages driven by CMOS buffers cannot provide enough current to damage the input buffer due to the fact that the clamping diodes will protect the i/o (remember I said that the damaged pins have clamping diodes working well)
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- Do you have a suggestion on what can cause damage to the user i/o pins considering that I have 16 identical LVCMOS25 inputs and 2 of them are by some reason being damaged?
- Can I have access to the internal user i/o pin electrical scheme?
- Can grounding problems damage user io pins?
- Has anyone reported similar problems?
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r,
- Do you have a suggestion on what can cause damage to the user i/o pins considering that I have 16 identical LVCMOS25 inputs and 2 of them are by some reason being damaged?
My first guess is that it has been damaged by electrostatic discharge (ESD) events.
As you state, the diode is still there, and it would be unlikely to fail from ESD. But the ESD would blow out the gate of the transistors, and then could lead to a stuck at '1'.
What about the diode from ground? The IO transistors have both a diode to Vcco, and a diode from ground as part of their intrinsic structure.
- Can I have access to the internal user i/o pin electrical scheme?
What are you asking for? If you want to see the schematics, the answer is no, we do not shre that with anyone. Have you checked the signal integritry of the IO? Overshoot? Undershoot? There are absolute maximum values which need to be observed for both overshoot, and undershoot.
- Can grounding problems damage user io pins?
Absolutely. Any voltage, or current which exceeds the absoulte maximum values in the datasheet may lead to damage. As you have 6 of them, all the same, I would look at the abs max limits, and your signal integrity (although it is unlikely to cause a failure so quickly, but a missing ground that allows a cable's stored charge to discharge into the IO could easily blow out the IO).
- Has anyone reported similar problems?
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