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Web Configuration User Guide (view source)
Revision as of 11:24, 14 January 2025
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===Kit===
===Kit===
Here you can select a 'kit' option based on past and preseent Zynthian kits sold from the online store. This will set appropriate settings in webconf based on the version chosen.
===Audio===
===Audio===
This page lets you configure your sound cards and audio adapters.
This page lets you configure your sound cards and audio adapters.
Audio is probably the setting that most affects the behaviour. The Zynthian GUI generally won’t start with incorrect audio settings (You'll see an error display). Webconf will still allow you to set the device up in spite of a non start of the GUI and the generic USB soundcard setting will generally work. If it doesn’t you will need to play around with the USB alsa settings. Understanding of the jackd start up settings is probably what’s required. It’s normally the hw: setting.
Audio settings are very important and note that the Zynthian GUI generally won’t start with incorrect audio settings (You'll see an error display). Webconf will still allow you to set the device up in spite of a non start of the GUI and the generic USB soundcard setting will generally work. If it doesn’t you will need to play around with the USB alsa settings. Understanding of the jackd start up settings is probably what’s required. It’s normally the hw: setting.
The audio settings for USB are really just passed to jackd (the audio server) and if they don’t match then jackd won’t start hence no audio. The GUI logging in the webconf will tell you if this is happening. A very good starting point if it’s not working is by logging onto the Zynthian with SSH and giving the command: 'aplay -L'
The audio settings for USB are really just passed to jackd (the audio server) and if they don’t match then jackd won’t start hence no audio. The GUI logging in the webconf will tell you if this is happening. A very good starting point if it’s not working is by logging onto the Zynthian with SSH and giving the command: 'aplay -L'