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Setting the Word sync, DAC, priority playback area, and i.LINK output (1)
Available menu item and options
WORD (Word sync)
Use this feature to lock your entire system to a single sync
signal (clock) by connecting this unit to the Esoteric G-0s or
similar device that outputs a sync signal.
“ON” or “OFF” are available.
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This unit is ready for the clocks up to 176.4 kHz and switches
itself depending on an incoming signal.
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Make connections to the WORD SYNC terminal before
turning on the unit.
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When the unit is synchronizing to the sync signal, the ring
surrounding the MODE button flashes. When it is locked, the
button lights.
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If no valid sync signal is received, the display shows “No
Word!” or “Wrd Unlck!”.
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DAC (D/A converter)
This unit is equipped with the following DA converters:
• DSD DAC for DSD signals (AD1955 from Analog Devices, Inc.)
• 1-bit DAC for PCM signals (AD1955 from Analog Devices,
Inc.)
• Multi-bit DAC for PCM signals (PCM1704 from Burr-Brown)
This setting allows you to determine which DAC will be
selected for playback.
REF. (Reference)
The unit automatically selects the proper DAC for the disc
currently loaded.
The selection depends on the Analog Out (see page 21).
M.bit (Multi-bit)
Use the Multi-bit DAC.
DSD signals from Super Audio CDs are converted to PCM
signals.
The MULTI-BIT indicator lights during playback.
1 bit
Use the 1-bit DAC.
DSD signals from Super Audio CDs are converted to PCM
signals.
The 1-BIT indicator lights during playback.
DSD
Use the DSD DAC.
PCM signals from CDs are converted to DSD signals (1 bit, 64
fs).
The DSD indicator lights during playback.
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You can also use the left or right cursor button to change the
DAC setting (either when playing back or stopped).
