RIYA Multibus Lite Controllers

[borgqueenx]

If you just want all the projectors to do the same thing then you can simply use 1 DAC and split the ILDA signal, either with something like MatILDA (which buffers the outputs) or by simply daisy chaining or paralleling the signal.

If you want projectors to work independantly then you'll need 1 DAC per projector or group of projectors.

Hmm thx for the info i didnt know that

[LaNeK779]

so this 1 dac per projector scheme will need some sort of usb hub i suppose (which can also host the usb dongle)

thanks for the enlightment norty!

[norty303]

Well I guess that depends on how many USB ports your computer has natively. You simply need enough ports for everything you need to plug in, taking care to ensure that the USB bus has enough 'oomph' to power everything appropriately. Some people choose to use a powered hub for these reasons, but its not an absolute requirement.

[dnar]

How much better are these than a CMedia/Audiolase? For one thing, I am liking the balanced output for long runs!

[Mindwaave]

PM sent (I hope there's some left...)

[stupidsexyflanders]

I have some new stock of RIYA Multibus Lite controllers for sale. These are the new ultra-low-cost line from RIYA. The Lite is a barebones high-quality DAC built to serve price sensitive laserists and starters. Cost is $150 + shipping.

From RIYA website:


True dedicated laser DAC:
up to 50kpps
12 bit X/Y
8 bit R,G,B,I
Double buffered memory for smooth operation with 100% laser on capability
Differential outputs
Shutter signal
USB connection
Win2k,XP,Win7

Sample of compatible software:
(show software)
Laser Design Studio (LDS) Pro
Spaghetti
HE-LaserScan
LFI Player
(frame/animationtools)
ILD SOS
LaserCam
(games)
Laseroids
Laser Pong
(fun)
Laser AVS winamp plugin

and more.

Do you still have any of the Riya lite DACS available ? Thanks