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Selects the digital inputs
OPT
(blue LED) and
BNC
(red LED) of
the
DAC 8 DSD
. Press the button again to toggle between the
two inputs.
Selects the digital inputs
USB
(blue LED) and
AES / EBU
(red
LED) of the
DAC 8 DSD
. Press the button again to toggle
between
USB
and
AES / EBU
.
Settings
A
brief press
on this button toggles between normal and inverse
signal phase.
Inverse mode is indicated by the red LED.
(see section entitled
‘D/A converter settings’
)
A brief press on this button switches to
FIR
oversampling. Press
the button again to toggle between FIR
1
(blue LED) and FIR
2
(red LED) oversampling.
A brief press on this button switches to
Bezier
oversampling.
Press the button again to toggle between Bez
1
(blue LED) and
Bez
2
(red LED) oversampling.
A
brief press
on this button toggles the analogue output filter
between 60 kHz (‘CLEAN’ mode) and 120 kHz bandwidth
(‘WIDE’ mode). ‘WIDE’ mode is indicated by the blue LED.
A
long press
on this button calls up the menu for system
settings. (see section entitled
‘System settings’
)
The bandwidth cannot be switched to the 'WIDE' mode when
playing DSD files with 2,8 MHz (DSD64). (see section entitled
‘D/A converter settings’
)
You will find a more detailed explanation of oversampling and
output bandwidth in the section entitled
‘Technical description,
oversampling / increasing the sampling rate’
.
Volume
/
Increases / reduces volume
You can disable the volume control if you wish, in which case it
is by-passed by a gold-contact relay. This is accomplished by
setting the switch on the back of the
DAC 8 DSD
to ‘LINE’. The
headphone volume is independent and can still be adjusted.
Headphones
(Headphones)
Socket for stereo headphones with a minimum impedance of
32
.
When headphones are plugged in, the analogue outputs are
automatically switched off.
