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=== System Compatibility === | === System Compatibility === | ||
| − | Linn takes a full system approach to compatibility. | + | Linn takes a full system approach to compatibility. Compatibility Families are a way of controlling compatibility across ''many'' ''products'' in your home. For example, if you have both a Sneaky Music DS, a Klimax DS, a preamp, and a UPnP controller in your home, you should ensure that all products are in the same family to get the most out of your system. |
You can find out what Compatibility Family your product is in by running the Konfig application or refering to the table below. | You can find out what Compatibility Family your product is in by running the Konfig application or refering to the table below. | ||
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For example, a software release labelled '''3.9.7''', belongs to family 3 (Cara), major version 9, minor version 7. | For example, a software release labelled '''3.9.7''', belongs to family 3 (Cara), major version 9, minor version 7. | ||
| − | It is worth noting that all Cara releases, for example, use a 3 as the first digit of their software version number. It is also worth noting that the minor revision number relates to the build number which is effectively the iteration of that version we reached before deciding to | + | It is worth noting that all Cara releases, for example, use a 3 as the first digit of their software version number. It is also worth noting that the minor revision number relates to the build number which is effectively the iteration of that version we reached before deciding to release. Therefore 3.9.7 is Cara 9 build 7. |
Whenever a new version of software is released for a particular product, we will '''always''' increment the major version number. We would '''never''' release 3.9.7 followed by 3.9.8. Any 3.9.x release would be followed by a 3.10.x or 4.1x release. | Whenever a new version of software is released for a particular product, we will '''always''' increment the major version number. We would '''never''' release 3.9.7 followed by 3.9.8. Any 3.9.x release would be followed by a 3.10.x or 4.1x release. | ||
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This table shows system compatibility across Linn’s products. | This table shows system compatibility across Linn’s products. | ||
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| '''Compatibility Family''' | | '''Compatibility Family''' | ||
| + | | <b>Release date</b? | ||
| '''Software Release''' | | '''Software Release''' | ||
| − | | ''' | + | | '''RS232 Products''' |
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| + | | '''[[Developer:Davaar|Davaar]]''' | ||
| + | | March 2011- | ||
| + | | Davaar (4.x.x) | ||
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| + | As in Bute<br> | ||
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| − | | ''' | + | | '''Cara''' |
| − | | Cara | + | | Jan 2009-February 2011 |
| + | | Cara (3.x.x) | ||
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As in Bute<br> | As in Bute<br> | ||
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| '''Bute''' | | '''Bute''' | ||
| + | | April 2008-Aug 2009 | ||
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Klimax DS 1.2 <br>Akurate DS 1.1<br>Majik DS 1.0<br>Sneaky Music DS 1.1 <br>Linn GUI 1.3 <br>Linn Config 1.2 | Klimax DS 1.2 <br>Akurate DS 1.1<br>Majik DS 1.0<br>Sneaky Music DS 1.1 <br>Linn GUI 1.3 <br>Linn Config 1.2 | ||
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| − | Klimax Kontrol (PCAS316LL1, | + | Klimax Kontrol (PCAS316LL1, S01020119) <br>Akurate Kontrol (S03110103) <br>Kinos (SP040V6) <br>Kisto (SP034V7) <br>Unidisk 1.1(S01150218) <br>Unidisk 2.1 (S01150218) <br>Unidisk SC (S01150221) <br>CD12 (SERVO 11 HDCD 2, S0450206) <br>Akurate CD (S0 1150222) <br>Majik-I (S03130104) <br>Majik Kontrol (S04080109) <br>Majik CD (S02320102) <br> Classik Movie (S02220111) <br>Classik Music (S03530102) <br> Roomamp 2 (S01700104) |
|- bgcolor="#cccccc" | |- bgcolor="#cccccc" | ||
| '''Auskerry''' | | '''Auskerry''' | ||
| + | | 2007-March 2008 | ||
| Klimax DS 1.0, 1.1 <br>Akurate DS 1.0 <br>Sneaky Music DS 1.0<br>Linn GUI 1.0, 1.1, 1.2<br>Linn Config 1.0, 1.1 <br> | | Klimax DS 1.0, 1.1 <br>Akurate DS 1.0 <br>Sneaky Music DS 1.0<br>Linn GUI 1.0, 1.1, 1.2<br>Linn Config 1.0, 1.1 <br> | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:36, 24 July 2023
System Compatibility
Linn takes a full system approach to compatibility. Compatibility Families are a way of controlling compatibility across many products in your home. For example, if you have both a Sneaky Music DS, a Klimax DS, a preamp, and a UPnP controller in your home, you should ensure that all products are in the same family to get the most out of your system.
You can find out what Compatibility Family your product is in by running the Konfig application or refering to the table below.
A product can be moved between Compatibility Families by applying the appropriate firmware or software release.
Version Numbers
Coinciding with the first Cara release, a new three digit software version numbering system was introduced for all DS related Linn releases. In this system, the first digit specifies the compatibility family, the second digit specifies the the major revision and the the third specifies the minor revision.
For example, a software release labelled 3.9.7, belongs to family 3 (Cara), major version 9, minor version 7.
It is worth noting that all Cara releases, for example, use a 3 as the first digit of their software version number. It is also worth noting that the minor revision number relates to the build number which is effectively the iteration of that version we reached before deciding to release. Therefore 3.9.7 is Cara 9 build 7.
Whenever a new version of software is released for a particular product, we will always increment the major version number. We would never release 3.9.7 followed by 3.9.8. Any 3.9.x release would be followed by a 3.10.x or 4.1x release.
Upgrading
As a consequence of this system compatibility approach, when introducing additional Linn equipment into an existing system, all the components should be upgraded to the same family.
Before upgrading a product it is necessary to check all products in the system have a firmware release available for that family.
The Konfig application will assist in identifying the current family of each product and availability of appropriate firmware releases.
Compatibility Families
This table shows system compatibility across Linn’s products.
| Compatibility Family | Release date</b? | Software Release | RS232 Products |
| Davaar | March 2011- | Davaar (4.x.x) |
As in Bute |
| Cara | Jan 2009-February 2011 | Cara (3.x.x) |
As in Bute
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| Bute | April 2008-Aug 2009 |
Klimax DS 1.2 |
Klimax Kontrol (PCAS316LL1, S01020119) |
| Auskerry | 2007-March 2008 | Klimax DS 1.0, 1.1 Akurate DS 1.0 Sneaky Music DS 1.0 Linn GUI 1.0, 1.1, 1.2 Linn Config 1.0, 1.1 |
Klimax Kontrol (PCAS316LL1, S01020117 and S1020109) |
