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LampizatOr- ATLANTIC2 TRP DAC Manual
A quick guide to a smooth start
THE RING BUTTON
In all DACs up to serial #500 the ring button used to be just the mains power switch. After
that we started using the ring for other purposes, namely - for whatever we think will be
most useful to the listener (in non-volume DACs).
If your DAC is a non-volume type (without display) the ring button can be:
1. Power button if there is no power toggle at the back right next to the IEC AC power inlet
socket. This comes PER REQUEST ONLY as 99% of DACs the ring button does USB.
2. USB to NON-USB switch.
3. DSD to non-DSD switch on dacs equipped with DSD separate engine. DSD must be
selected by hand.
4. Other, but only if agreed with the user. Like SPDIF - TOSLINK or MUTE
VOLTAGE: All DACs are shipped with the voltage of MAINS according to the country of
destination. If you bought the DAC second hand and you are in different voltage zone - the
DAC can be converted by a qualified technician. There is also a switch at the back
allowing user to select mains voltage. We need to change transformer windings
arrangement of the primaries.
It is not necessary, but advisable that the power cable used is a quality one, not simply
a computer cable. It is also advisable to use some kind of AC filter – in many cases this
brings nice results. Generally under-filtering is better than over-filtering.
Due to multitude of AC plugs around the world - we dont supply any AC cable at all.
TOGGLE SWITCHES
All toggle switches are safe to use even if by mistake. Dont be afraid to throw a toggle if for
example you get no sound while you think you should.
We orient our toggles physically so their position and orientation of the lever corresponds
to the placement of the respective input or output.
Example: if the toggle is marked USB-SPDIF - the lever towards USB means USB is
selected, lever towards the RCA means RCA is selected. Same for Toslink, AESEBU, BNC
etc.
The USB selector - selects USB against “all other digital inputs”. Only then “all others” can
be individually selected by the respective switches. USB selection to USB overrides all
other inputs.
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