Wow, thanks a lot!!! Very good news!

Is it possible to get a file of the hex codes. I do not have Excel, so unfortunately I'm unable to open the file you have listed in your post.
I use a URC MX-900 remote and can program using hex codes for the IR codes.
Your help would be greatly appreciated.

ODS is an open format you can open it with openoffice or libreoffice which is free of charge.

Here copy/paste:

Manufacturer    ID hexadecimal    Protocol    Model           
RME (rme-audio.de)    1234    NEC    ADI-2 DAC           
                       
Remote keys    hexadecimal    binary    Full name           
Power On    20    00100000    Power Toggle           
Power Off    14    00010100    Additional Power Off command           
Volume -    21    00100001    Volume Down           
Volume +    22    00100010    Volume Up           
COAX    23    00100011    Input Coaxial           
OPT    24    00100100    Input Optical           
USB    25    00100101    Input USB           
1    26    00100110    Remap Key 1           
2    27    00100111    Remap Key 2           
3    28    00101000    Remap Key 3           
4    29    00101001    Remap Key 4           
Mute    2A    00101010               
                       
Additional Functions for Programmable Remotes                       
B/T    2B    00101011    Bass/Treble On/Off           
EQ    2C    00101100    EQ On/Off           
LD    2D    00101101    Loudness On/Off           
VOL    2E    00101110    VOL Push (Select)           
B+    2F    00101111    Bass Up           
B-    30    00110000    Bass Down           
T+    31    00110001    Treble Up           
T-    32    00110010    Treble Down           
BAL L    33    00110011    Balance Left           
BAL R    34    00110100    Balance Right           
                       
Setup 1    36    00110110               
Setup 2    37    00110111               
Setup 3    38    00111000               
Setup 4    39    00111001               
Setup 5    3A    00111010               
Setup 6    3B    00111011               
Setup 7    30    00111100               
Setup 8    3C    00111101               
Setup 9    3E    00111110               
                       
Mono    00    00000000               
Mono to L    01    00000001    Mono to Left           
Mute all    02    00000010               
EQ+B/T+LD    03    00000011    EQ+Bass/Treble+Loudness On/Off           
Toggle Ph/Line    04    00000100    Toggle Phones/Line           
Polarity    05    00000101               
AutoDark    06    00000110               
Dim    07    00000111               
Toggle View    08    00001000               
                       
Crossfeed 1    09    00001001               
Crossfeed 2    0A    00001010               
Crossfeed 3    0B    00001011               
Crossfeed 4    0C    00001100               
Crossfeed 5    0D    00001101               
DAC SD Sharp    0E    00001110               
DAC SD Slow    0F    00001111               
DAC Sharp    10    00010000               
DAC Slow    11    00010001               
DAC NOS    12    00010010

Amazing. Or, in German: Wie geil ist das denn?

It only launches when the DAC is connected via USB and switched on.

Randomly switching filters from your listening position is a great way to test whether you hear the difference at all, and what's your preference if you do.

Yep, exact same issue here. I think it’s a Logitech rather than RME issue. Looks like Logitech are possibly using the ‘Power Cycle’ command (that does not work for me) rather than the discrete ‘Power Off’ command. I was going to see what f I can remap the command within the app.

In the Logitech app you have three options for RME ADI2, power off, power on and power toggle. Check the device's power settings, and also make sure it's pressed long enough. I'm using power toggle with 1.5s, which still works fine after the upgrade. Maybe power off works as well, never checked it.

Good to hear that the Elite allows to change the button behaviour. In this case all you need is power toggle with 1.5 s and it will power on and off. The extra power off command is not needed then.

I don't even own a Harmony Remote, but installed the new Firmware anyway.

Once again however, I say that I am SO Impressed with RME's constant Expansion, and Refinement of my ADI-2 DAC's Functionality!

Viele Dank RME!!

I had a few albums with emphasis in my collection, and I remember de-emphasizing them with Sox or Foobar (it's a long time ago). Maybe a better option than to keep switching?

About the Logitech Harmony software, maybe it's good to mention that if you can only choose Volume Up, Volume Down and Mute in the Activity StartUp Sequence, this is intentional. Harmony won’t allow users to add input/power commands in the Activity customization sequence as it might affect the smart state of Harmony. You can teach that input command with different names like Source (do not use input/Power as a prefix) and add those commands in required Activity StartUp Sequence.

I'm going to rerip my 25 year old Schnittke cd (apparently it was only one cd) to confirm what you're saying.

Nope, no IR receiver on the Pro/Pro FS... It only applies to DAC.

Yes:

- New option Mute Line – Toggle Plugged (Setup – Options – Device Mode). Having plugged-in Phones and IEM, switching via long press of the Volume knob now toggles between Line (rear), Phones, IEM, back to Line (rear) and so on.

The new functionality is really cool indeed. One glitch that I noticed on the ADI-2 DAC (FS):

When turning the EQ on/off via the remote, using the "EQ+B/T+Ld" option, the EQ curve that is restored when being turned OFF --> ON is erroneous. It is a shape that is not found in either of my presets or in the Temp memory. I need to press on the dial No. 2 (bottom right) and manually select the correct preset to restore the intended curve. When choosing the EQ curve from the display, pressing on the remote button and turning "EQ+B/T+Ld" on/off shows right away that upon re-activation, the EQ curve is messed up.

I want to add that this bug occurs only when the current preset is not shown underneath the display. That is, if the EQ display setting has been such that underneath the curve display one can see for example: "B 5 G -6.0 F 8.5k Q 2.3", then the bug occurs. But if the EQ page is set so that underneath the display one can see: "1: MyEqPreset", then the bug does not occur.

Has that occurred to anyone else? Is that a known bug? If yes, any plans to fix it?

Thanks.
Christos

Cool! Thanks a lot for the confirmation and the further investigation. I had noticed few of the points you mentioned but I didn't want to bomb my post with too much info. Looking forward to the next firmware release then

Did you read the last three posts before yours? How does it differ?

Hi! This was a very nice firmware update. However, I have no Logitech remote, but after this update I will buy one. However. I find it a bit confusing to understand what it is that differ between the different Logitech remote models. Can somebody help me? Which model will I need to fully utilise the firmware update from RME for ADI-2 DAC?

Thanks in advance

Hi.
I bought Logitech Harmony Elite remote, specially for ADI-2 DAC and it works fine.
The remote proved to be very smart and useful not only for  DAC but also my all AV/ HiFi system.

Regards

That's explained in the manual and won't change. EQ Presets are not part of the Setup, only the current state when saving.

They are not saved. Just the current state of all 5 bands.

Thanks. And for people like me who don't know what Global Caché is:

https://github.com/openremote/Documenta … Cach%C3%A9

Hello, I bought another ADI-2 DAC for my living room, and I find it hard to distinguish from 8, 9, and 6 on detail and dark volume screen from a distance, I think that volume would be easier to read if font like Linux Libertine https://fontlibrary.org/en/font/linux-libertine , or Caladea https://fontlibrary.org/en/font/caladea were used for numbers, but it's not a big deal, I love this dac, especially the crossfeed.

No. Windows drivers installed?