HiFiBerry Digi+ Transformer Version

The HiFiBerry sound card Digi+ with output transformer (Transformer Version) is a high-end S/PDIF board for the digital connection of the Raspberry Pi with an amplifier. The board is simply stacked on top of the Raspberry Pi using the GPIO pins (no soldering necessary).

Technical Details:

• S/PDIF port supports a resolution of up to 192kHz/24bit
• Compatible with Raspberry Pi A+, B+ and 2B
• Optical (Toslink) and electronic output
• Bit-perfect output, audio data flow is not altered
• Output transformer provides a full galvanic isolation between Raspberry Pi and the S/PDIF output of the Digi+
• No additional power supply necessary.The Digi+ is powered by the Raspberry Pi's supply.
• Integrated EEPROM for automatic configurations (with write protection)
• Spacers (4 2.5x12mm) are included
• Dimensions (LWH): 55mm x 4mm x 15mm

Components

• HiFiBerry Digi+ with Transformer (Transformer Edition)
• 4 Spacers M2,5x12mm

By purchasing this product, you receive an additional copy of the Max2Play Premium Testlicense (3-month period).
You can find more information about the features of the premium license here.

Plug & Play with Max2Play especially for HiFiBerry sound cards

Max2Play offers a browser-based administration interface for Raspberry Pi on a Linux basis. With Max2Play, applications (Max2Play extensions) can be installed and administrated on a minicomputer without any Linux knowledge. The controls can be accessed via smartphone, tablet or computer, without connecting a mouse or keyboard to the minicomputer.

The Max2Play image has been optimized for HiFiBerry sound cards and can be set up easily. It ensures the best support of the HiFiBerry Digi+ and Raspberry Pi combination. The HiFiBerry Digi+ can easily be installed with the help of a Max2Play extension. The extension installs all necessary kernel drivers. After activating the sound card, it can be used by the audio players (e.g. Squeezelite) for sound output. The volume settings are then automatically set to the optimal levels.
More information on the HiFiBerry Image can be found here