Anyone know the pinouts Perpetual Tech used for I2S input?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Anyone know the pinouts Perpetual Tech used for I2S input?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Here is a diagram.

Thanks! Can't wait to try my new PC Link this way.
I'll post the results.

Need some more info. The PC Link I2S output is labeled LRCK BCK DV+ SCLK SDATA. I don't think DV+ should be used as i think there is 5Volts there. SCLK is most likely serial clock output. SDATA=serial data connection. So I guess the question is: which connection = master clock, and frame sync? Anyone know or just try and see? Don't want to blow anything up!

I have a similar problem hooking up Pop Pulse PC Link II to a Northstar 192 DAC.
I think the pins on the PC Link II are:
SCLK: Serial clock
LRCK: Frame Sync
GND: Ground
SDATA: Serial data
BCK: Bit clock
DV+: Voltage

My question is, what are the pinouts on the Northstar 192 DAC? Anyone?

Here's the Pop Pulse:

http://www.euphonia-audioforum.se/calle_jr/Artiklar/Pop_Pulse/DSC_0322.JPG

The Northstar doesn't say anything. Just an RJ45 female.

I tested a series of combinations by cutting a TP cable and shift the strands:

http://www.euphonia-audioforum.se/calle_jr/Artiklar/Pop_Pulse/DSC_1642.JPG


But the number of possible combinations are simply too many...

I would eliminate the DV+ terminal as it has +5V on it. You wouldn't want to damage any thing. I would keep the leads as short as possible also.

Thanks mcdan.
I excluded the DV+ and tried a bunch of combinations with a 1m cable.
I simply can't make it sound :-(

Been away for awhile. Did you get it to work?

I'm also working on this problem:

The Pop Pulse pinouts are is as follows:
1: X (presumably blank?)
2: L/R CLK
3: BCLK (bit clock)
4: GND
5: DV+
6: SCLK
7: SDATA
8: X

Assuming the Northstar pinout is as follows:
1: SCLK
2: SCLK Return
3: SDATA
4: SDATA return
5: L/R CLK
6: L/R CLK return
7: MCLK
8: MCLK return

It is possible to get some musically-related information (imagine a fuzzed-up version of a hi-fi playing next door) by connecting the Northstar pins 1/3/5/7 to the relevant Pop Pulse terminals. this assumes that what is labelled MCLK on the Northstar is equivalent to BCLK on the Pop Pulse. I feel I'm really close here, but no cigar . . .

Have you tried reversing the serial and bit clock leads?