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Ian Canada specializes in high-performance, audiophile-grade DIY electronic modules, EMI shields, and power accessories for Raspberry Pi audio systems.

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Ian Canada is a specialized electronics brand known for designing premium audiophile-grade DIY modules and accessories. Primarily focusing on Raspberry Pi integrations, their product lineup includes ultra-low noise linear power supplies, EMI shields, ultracapacitor conditioner boards, and flagship I2S/DSD over HDMI transport interfaces.

Created by Ian Jin, the brand emphasizes exceptional sound quality and rigorous engineering. Popular products like the ShieldPi Pro, LinearPi Pro, and MonitorPi provide DIY audio enthusiasts with the advanced tools they need to upgrade streaming transports and DACs into high-performance audio systems.

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  • How do I enable the IR-remote controller function on the ShieldPi Pro?

    Switch S2 to the ON position and configure the settings in your chosen player software, such as the IR Remote Controller plugin in Volumio.

  • Why does my MonitorPi show a 32-bit package when playing a 24-bit file?

    This is normal. The music file may be 24-bit, but the player outputs signals in a 32-bit package according to I2S specifications. The MonitorPi will accurately display the real signal status.

  • What power supply should I use for the HdmiPi Pro?

    By default, the HdmiPi Pro takes 3.3V from the FifoPi clean side through GPIO. If you want an independent supply, you can connect a 3.3V power supply to terminal J3.

  • How long does the UcConditioner 3.3V take to charge initially?

    For the first time power up, it will take up to 10 minutes to charge the ultracapacitors to 3.3V. The 'full LED' will light up once charging is complete.