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IMPORTANT NOTE : Use only USB cables rated for “ FULL SPEED ”
with this product. If the cable supplied with your unit contains a ferrite,
you need to use this ferrite in order to comply with FCC requirements.
Generally, a USB cable is limited to a maximum length of 5 meters
(approx 16.5 ft). If you need to extend the distance further, it is best to
use a USB Hub between each 5 meter length of cable. (NOTE: The
stereo-
link is self powered; it does not draw any power through the USB cable. If
you are using the hub only with the
stereo-link
unit, this means you can
NOTE : The audio cable which connects the
stereo-link
to your
receiver/amplifier can be much longer than the USB cable. However, you
should use only good quality shielded cable for very long runs. Visit the
stereo-link Website and click on PRODUCTS, then ACCESSORIES to
see what optional cables are available.
TIP: You can position the 1200 vertically to save space.
3 Using the RCA audio cables included with the SL1200, or similar high
quality cables, connect the audio outputs (labeled R & L) to a line level input
on your amplifier or receiver (usually labeled as AUX, CD, DVD, etc). The
PHONO jacks should NOT be used.
- Connect a pair of headphones to the jack on the front panel whenever you
want to listen privately.
Using with a Windows PC
Hardware Requirements
stereo-link products are designed to work with any PC with a built-in USB port,
including the most recent “legacy-free” machines. You can also add USB