ALLNIC AUDIO D-5000 DHT, Руководство пользователя

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• RCA (unbalanced) connectors are to the left of the XLR (balanced pair); and
• left channel output connector for each output pair is to the right of the right channel
connector.
The left channel output connectors are labeled “L”, and the right channel output connectors are
labeled “R” (See Figure 2).
As noted above, the switch to change between balanced and unbalanced connection is between the
AC power IEC connection and the XLR (balanced) output connector pair. The switch is labeled to
indicate that the upper position is for the balanced (XLR) output connectors, with the lower position
being for the unbalanced (RCA) output connectors. You may have both balanced and unbalanced
outputs connected at the same time without introducing hum PROVIDED you have the output
switch set to unbalanced output.
E. EXTERNAL CLOCK CONNECTION
The D-5000 DHT is equipped with BNC type in and out reference word clock connectors for use
with an external clock (see Figure 2).
INITIAL POWER-ON
Once you have your D-5000 DHT DAC in place, connected it to the electrical source, and all
connections have been made to your digital sources and preamplifier, you are ready to turn
on the power for your D-5000 DHT.
Before you power up the D-5000 DHT, though, be sure you have:
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checked that all your connections are snug
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selected the output connections that you want to use, single ended (RCA) or balanced (XLR), on
the switch on the back of the DAC (See Figure 2)
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turned the volume down or muted your preamplifier
To turn on the D-5000 DHT, press in the rocker switch on the left side panel near the front of the
unit and marked with on and off icons. To turn on the D-5000 DHT, press the top of the rocker
switch in. Of course, the “Off” position is the reverse, pressing the bottom of the rocker switch in.
OPERATION
When the D-5000 DHT DAC is powered on, the current meter on the left of the front panel will
illuminate. When the D-5000 DHT is connected to a powered on source and the appropriate
input for that source is selected, the LED in the top centre of the front panel, labeled “Link”,
will illuminate (See Figure 1. Note: In some cases, the “Link” LED might not illuminate until
signal is passing from the source).