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Input Connectors
The Reference DAC provides seven
connections on the rear panel (USB 2.0HS,
RCA, BNC, AES/EBU, Toslink, Ethernet and
iPod) and one connection on the front
panel (USB Mem).
Digital Inputs
USB 2.0HS:
Connect a USB cable from your
computer to the Reference DAC.
RCA (SPDIF): Connect an RCA cable from
a disc transport or other digital device
equipped with an RCA digital output
connector.
BNC (SPDIF): Connect a BNC cable from
a disc transport or other digital device
equipped with a BNC digital output
connector.
AES/EBU: Connect an AES/EBU cable from
a disc transport or other digital device
equipped with an AES/EBU digital output
connector.
Toslink: Connect a Toslink optical cable
from a digital device equipped with a
Toslink output.
Ethernet:
Connect an RJ-45 cable to a home
network or other compatible system for
use with the Media Server interface and to
supply access to the internet for Internet
Radio service.
iPod:
Connect the USB end of a cable
with the Apple 30-pin connector for use
with an iPod, iPad or iPhone. NOTE: This
connection is designed for use with an iPod,
iPad, or iPhone only.
USB Mem: Insert a USB memory stick into
the front slot on the Reference DAC to
access music files loaded on the memory
stick.
NOTE:
This connection is designed
for use only with a memory stick or
compatible mass storage device.
Output Connectors
One pair of balanced and single-ended main
outputs are provided.
Control Connectors
12V In/Out Remote Power Jacks:
The +12V
DC input/output jacks provide the ability
to remotely turn on and off other linked
components such as power amplifiers
having similar capabilities.
RS-232 Connection:
The RS-232 connection
allows for control via systems such as
Crestron or other automation systems.
IR Input:
The IR input allows a wired IR
connection to the Reference DAC. This
connection will defeat the front panel IR
receiver.
Connections