freeDSP ALLinONE

BOARD STATUS: READY TO BE BUILT

Upgrade of the freeDSP Classic SMD-B

LICENCE: Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 4.0 license

http://freedsp.cc

About

The freeDSP is an open-source digital signal processor family for the do-it-yourself community. The applications range from active loudspeaker concepts (digital crossovers, bass enhancement, ...) and room equalization over advanced musical effect processors to car audio signal processing.

The freeDSP ALLinONE is an all-in-one version of the original freeDSP Classic SMD-B with a few improvements, upgrades and changes. It features four amplified analog outputs as well as S/PDIF in- and output (optical and RCA). This board has been designed using the Cross-Platform Open Source Tool KiCad.

More informations kann be found on the freeDSP website

You can find a PDF version of the schematic in the SOURCES folder (LINK)

Links

freeDSP Website

Documentation in Google Doc

freeDSP Guidelines

Git usage

How to setup local repository

• Change to your FreeDSP directory
• Clone the repository (including submodule)
  git clone --recursive https://github.com/freeDSP/freeDSP-ALLinONE.git
• Change to the newly created ALLinONE directory
• Checkout a branch for the library submodule, if you want to modify it as well git submodule foreach 'git checkout 'master''
• Open the project file in KiCad

How to update the local copy

• To update the project
  git pull
• To update the library
  git submodule update --remote --merge

To commit and push local changes

• If you modified something in the LIBRARY folder, change to the LIBRARY folder and run
  git add . (Only required if files were added)
  git commit -am "Message" (Describe what you changed)
• Change to the project root directory and run git add . (Only required if files were added)
  git commit -am "Message" (Describe what you changed)
• In the project directory run
  git push --recurse-submodule=on-demand

Define alias to make things shorter

• In the project directory run git config alias.supdate 'submodule update --remote --merge'
git config alias.spush 'push --recurse-submodules=on-demand'
• Afterwards you can use git supdate to update the submodule and git spush to push any commited changes

Other useful commands

• git status
  Shows general information about the current branch, uncommited changes, not yet added new files and more
• git diff
  Shows uncommited changes
• git reset --hard origin/master Reset all files to the current status of the dev-hs-01 branch on the Github repository
  Careful This deletes all local changes, so make sure all changes you made and you do not want to delete are pushed to the remote repository