HiFi Berry Dac+ XLR Housing
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Housing for Raspberry Pi with HiFiBerry Dac+ XLR HAT.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Electronics
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Full Project Details and Docs: https://github.com/AnotherMike-exe/HiFiBerry-Housings
DAC+ XLR
Exploded view:
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XLR jack cutout detail:
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Files:
File | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Orca/Prusa Slicer print file for Part A. |
| Orca/Prusa Slicer print file for Part B. |
| STEP file, all parts, for other CAD tools. |
| Combined STL mesh, all parts, for slicers without STEP or 3MF support. |
| Native Rhino source file. |
Print settings:
PETG, multi-material, standard-profile layer height, 15% infill.
Hardware used:
Item | Value |
|---|---|
Heat-set inserts | (4) M3, Voron-spec |
Standoffs | (4) M3 x 12mm motherboard standoffs |
Screws | (8) M3 |
Build steps:
Install the (4) heat-set inserts into the top piece (the green part shown in the pictures).
Mount the DAC+ XLR board to the top using the (4) M3 x 12mm standoffs into the heat-set inserts.
(Optional) Install (4) M3 screws into the holes around the XLRs.
Place the Raspberry Pi onto the standoffs, and attach with the (4) M3 screws.
Snap the bottom housing piece onto the assembly.
Attributions
Base design: Malolo's screw-less / snap fit Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Case & Stands by Malolo, licensed under CC BY-NC 4.0.
This remix is released under the same license: CC BY-NC 4.0. Use, modify, and remix freely for non-commercial purposes, with credit to Malolo for the base design and to this repository for the HiFiBerry-specific changes.
HiFiBerry is not affiliated with this project.