StageConnect: Arduino Library for A²B Audio Bus Implementation Using Analog Devices AD242x ICs
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Summary
StageConnect is an Arduino library that enables creation of devices using Analog Devices AD242x ICs (like AD2428) to implement the A²B automotive audio bus technology. It's designed to connect audio equipment like Behringer WING to Midas DP48, transmitting 32 channels of uncompressed 48kHz 32-bit audio through simple XLR connectors. The system uses virtual I2C connections routed through the A2B link for communication between main and subordinate devices.
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Analog Devices A²B audio bus is used as the technology basis and uses simple XLR connectors between two devices to transmit 32 channels of uncompressed 48kHz 32bit audio
A StageConnect/A2B main-device uses a virtual I2C-connection through the A2B-link that is routed via the AD242x
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