Hi Heiner,
I only have the Allo Boss DAC v1.2 and the Raspberry Pi model 3B+ connected to the power supply.
I will investigate the issue – also powering the devices individually – a little more and report back.
What puzzles me is that it is only the Raspberry Pi model 3B+ that makes „Under-voltage trouble“; I have now tried 3 boards with the same result.
I have now also tested 2 Raspberry Pi model 3B without any issues – only good sound – and much lower power consumption.
That is why I was wondering about the power regulation/filer on the Allo Boss board with a big voltage drop (more than 0.5V) from Allo Boss power input to the GPIO.
Dear Heiner,
Thanks, I found the info about the RaspDacDisplay.py a few days ago and was about to write the solution.
Changing the hardcoded TIMEZONE to „Europe/Copenhagen“ (or just comment out the present „US/Eastern“ and use „Europe/Paris“) did the trick.
I also found the information for the pages file and will play a little with it.
Yes, I see the point concerning the volume control – just a nuisance to get the error message when you touch the volume control in the player.
The sound from the Sabre V3 is fantastic! – I enjoy every moment I listen to it!
I have installed a freshly downloaded image on a Raspberry 3 with the Audiophonics I-Sabre-V3 (Raspberry Pi OLED-Display Bundle). I works OK apart from a few issues.
I have the same problem with time shown in the RaspDac OLED display: whatever time zone I set under Settings/Reboot, the time zone seems to be constant (US/Eastern?) or 6 hours behind the needed Europe/Copenhagen. Day/Month is right.
If I go to the HDMI interface and see the Max2play screen, the time at the bottom right corner is right!
Also, I do not get permission to set the volume in MDP „Problems setting volume“.
Is there any way to get the currently played music title shown in the display instead of the temperature and the almost constant use of disk use?
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