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Scenario 2: As WiFi Loudspeaker to play back music through the Digital Inputs
The Master is equipped with two digital input which allow connections of additional audio
sources. Both inputs can receive digital Audio (PCM Stereo) in the range of 44.1k-192kHz and
16-24 Bit.
Input 1 is a coaxial SPDIF input with RCA/Cinch socket
Input 2 is an optical Mini TosLink socket
NOTE: Always use high quality cables for digital audio transmission.
Especially when you intend to play back HiRes Audio with 24 Bit /192k!
Optical SPDIF cables are often of bad quality and cause problems in audio transmission.
For easy understanding we have this possible setup:
Master is in WiFi Mode.
It has a CD-Player as audio source connected via SPDIF
And is connected to Flat TV via the TosLink input.
The Setup will then look like this:
The Master has a detection circuit built inside which is constantly sensing the inputs (and the
WiFi receiver as well) for audio data. If audio is detected, the inputs are selected automatically
according to a priority scheme (which can be changed in the Air Setup Menu).
The default order is: Priority 1 (highest): AirPlay, Priority 2: SPDIF Input, Priority 3 (lowest):
TosLink Input In our Example: If all devices are turned off, no input is selected. If you turn on
your Flat-TV, its audio data is played back. If you want to play a CD, simply turn on the CD-
Player. It has a higher priority then the Flat-TV. And if you start AirPlay/DLNA playback, the
Master will switch from the SPDIF input to WiFi.
You can also select the Inputs manually via the AUDIUMv2 App.
Volume Adjustment:
To adjust the volume, install the AUDIUM v2 App. You will then use this App to adjust the
volume of the Airs.
To use IR-Remote controls we recommend the optional IR receiver.