STANDBY
The main power switch is located on the rear left side. Once the main power switch is on, ‘APRIL MUSIC
DP200 DAC/PRE’ is showing for 2 seconds and goes to normal display mode as [Fig 4].
Pressing ‘Standby’ switch again will turn off the system to Standby mode. Whenever you push ‘Standby’ button,
the indication light changes from red to green and green to red to show the system status of ‘on and off’.
If a 12V trigger cable is connected to your power amplifier, a push of ‘Standby’ button will simultaneously operate
the power amplifier. *
When in ‘Standby’ mode, the DP200 memorizes the volume level of the all inputs.
INPUT
The DP200 has 4 digital inputs and 3 analog inputs. Default input setting is ‘Coax1’ and the volume level for
‘Coax1’ is displayed on the upper right of the display window. Output level varies from 00.0 to Max (60.0) in 0.5
steps to give a total of 120 steps. Pressing Input shows the selection as follows.
FIXED mode setting (DAC without P1 Phono Module): Coax1, Coax2, Toslink, AES/EBU and Coax1
FIXED mode setting (DAC with P1 Phono Module): Coax1, Coax2, Toslink, AES/EBU, A1/Ph, and Coax1
VARIABLE mode (default mode) setting (Without P1 Phono Module): Coax1, Coax2, Toslink, AES/EBU, Balanced,
Aux1, Aux2 and back to Coax1
VARIABLE mode (default mode) setting (With P1 Phono Module): Coax1, Coax2, Toslink, AES/EBU, Balanced, A1/Ph,
Aux2 and back to Coax1
BYPASS
VARIABLE mode only
. Connect your main output from your surround processor to this input to bypass the
signal. Volume control should be done by the surround processor.
Stello DP200 DAC/PRE
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