Nagra HD DAC X, Руководство пользователя

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Remote automation
Home automation
The power supply chassis has 1x 3.5mm (1/8”)
stereo jack socket
REMOTE IN (to connect a
master device) and 4x 3.5mm (1/8”) stereo jack
socket
REMOTE OUT (to connect slave devices).
It allows you to switch a complete configuration of
Nagra devices ON/OFF by only driving the master
device manually or with an IR Remote control unit.
If a 3.5mm (1/8”) stereo jack connector is inserted
into the “Remote IN” input at the back of the power
supply chassis, this control gains priority over the
IR Remote Control Unit and RS232 commands
(ON-OFF key switch on IR Remote Control Unit no
longer works).
Short between TIP and RING: HD DAC X is switched
ON. As soon as the HD DAC X is switched ON, the
front rotary switch turns itself to the selected input
before it was last switched off. If you manually turn
the front rotary switch to the OFF position when
TIP and RING are shorted, it will turn itself back
to the last select-ed input. Use standard straight
cable to connect the different devices (except
for the
REM (REMOTE IN) input of a slave Nagra
MPS). For more information, please ask your
Nagra dealer who will provide you with a specific
Nagra document on the topic: Nagra Remote
automation - User+service instruction - How does
it work?
All commands are sent/received on the SUB-D9
connector located on the rear panel of the power
supply chassis. The serial settings are: 115200
bits per second, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit.
All commands are executed after sending the
command itself and terminating with a <CR>
(carriage return).
TIP
RING
SLEEVE