Canor DAC 2.10, User Manual

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DAC 2.10 Menu:
INPUTS =
direct access to the inputs
AUDIO SETTINGS
Reclocking
= technology that synchronizes digital audio signals with master clock
Upsampling = all data from digital inputs are up-sampled to 352,8/384kHz sampling frequency
Analog Filter = enable/disable 25kHz low pass filter or automatically enable low pass filter for DSD64
Digital Filters =
Filter Filter name Remarks
1 Linear Phase Fast Pre and post echo
2 Linear Phase Slow Minimal echo, original sound
3 Minimum Phase Fast No pre echo, more post echo than linear phase filters
4 Minimum Phase Slow No pre echo, more post echo,
5 Apodizing Fast Pre and post echo
6 Corrected Phase Fast Low pre echo, more post echo than filters 1,2 and 5
7 Brick Wall Pre and post echo, no phase shift
8 Oversampling Bypass The oversampling FIR filter is bypassed and source data are
up-sampled to 352,8/384kHz
Note: When playing MQA files, user´s filter setting is not active, MQA filter is always used. MQA filter is custom
made for our DAC to ensure best possible MQA experience.
SYSTEM SETTINGS
Theme
= switch Classic or Simple theme
Brightness = adjust display brightness or turn it off
Factory reset = set all to default settings
About = license and software versions information
DEVICE CONNECTORS
Analog outputs
The unit offers following analogue output sockets:
= 1 pair of XLR connectors for balanced output
= 1 pair of RCA connectors for unbalanced output
USB input
Connect the USB-B input of the unit to a free USB-A socket on your computer.
S/PDIF inputs
(four digital inputs available)
= Optical 1 and Optical 2 toslink inputs
= Coaxial unbalanced RCA input
= AES/EBU balanced XLR input.
Important:
We recommend connecting the digital inputs and outputs when the device is switched off.