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USB Connections

 PC

Connect the USB terminal on the iDac to a USB connection on your computer.  

Your computer will “see” the USB Audio DAC inside the IDac. You may get a 
“Peachtree Audio 24/96” pop-up box but it’s not necessary.

Right click the speaker icon on the bottom of your screen.

Select “Audio” tab.

Using the drop-down box choose Peachtree Audio 24/96.

Click OK.

Launch Music Program and play.

Mac

Open System Preferences.

Click on Sound.
 
In the Output tab you should see Peachtree Audio 24/96 as one of the choices. 
Select it.
 
Launch iTunes and enjoy your music.

Once you set up your computer following the above instructions it should recognize 
the iDac’s USB Audio DAC and default to it. If you unplug the USB connection 
you may have to repeat some steps; this is not unusual.  

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    At Peachtree Audio we think products should 
be easy to use. We don’t require any custom USB 
drivers or software programs to listen to music from 
your computer. The iDac’s USB digital input accepts 
music les from your computer’s hard drive and 
plays them back with superb delity.

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Summary of Contents for iDac

Page 1: ......

Page 2: ...moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped Please keep the unit in a good ventilation environment CAUTION These servicing instructions are for use by quali ed service personnel only To red...

Page 3: ...AX2 OPT1 OPT2 iPod Introduction Front Panel Back Panel Connections Remote Control Advice for iPod Useful Tips and more Troubleshooting Product Guarantee and Service Compatibility for iPod Technical Sp...

Page 4: ...the digital bitstream from your iPod directly to the iDac s internal Sabre DAC The result Sound from your iPod to rival that of an expensive audiophile grade CD player This manual is a guide to the f...

Page 5: ...d dock on top of the iDac Digital USB Input Push to hear music from your connected computer or other USB audio source Digital Coax Inputs Push to hear music from a component you have connected via a d...

Page 6: ...BIT User selectable LO BIT is the choice of many audiophiles but we encourage you to experiment and choose the setting whose sound you prefer Component Video Out from iPod Remote In Out For connecting...

Page 7: ...ables connect to the component video inputs of a television A V receiver or A V preamp processor Video quality will be dependent upon the quality of the video program stored on your iPod S Video Out U...

Page 8: ...back to the beginning of a music or video selection If the track has played for less than 10 seconds the iPod will skip to the beginning of the previous track Skip ahead to the next music or video se...

Page 9: ...d playback to the next track This symbol is the Play Pause button It switches the iPod between play and pause modes When in play it will activate pause when pushed When in pause it will activate play...

Page 10: ...n Sound In the Output tab you should see Peachtree Audio 24 96 as one of the choices Select it Launch iTunes and enjoy your music Once you set up your computer following the above instructions it shou...

Page 11: ...lpful tips on getting the best sound from your computer s music les your iPod and your other digital music sources Visit us at our website www peachtreeaudio com Interested in the Green Movement The i...

Page 12: ...from static buildup but it should not occur consistently over a long period of time Contact your dealer or PeachtreeAudio if this persists Your coaxial digital connections do not sound quite right Yo...

Page 13: ...or if unavailable directly to the iDac distributor You should use a suitable carrier Do Not Send By Postal Service Peachtree Audio cannot accept responsibility for the iDac while in transit to the de...

Page 14: ...you with extraordinary sound the iDac takes the digital signal directly from your iPod and routes it to the iDac s built in high performance digital to analog converter The table below shows the iPods...

Page 15: ...pability Frequency response 5Hz 100kHz S N at the analog output 118dB Output voltage 2V Output impedance 10 ohms Jitter measured at the master clock 3 picoseconds Transformer coupled digital inputs fo...

Page 16: ...cessory has been designed to connect speci cally to iPod and has been certi ed by the developer to meet Apple performance standards Apple is not responsible for the operation of this device or its com...

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