Simaudio Moon 240i, Руководство пользователя

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The 240i is capable of processing a PCM digital signal
at any of the following eight (8) sampling rates:
44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, 96kHz, 176.4kHz,
192kHz, 352.8kHz and 384kHz.
The MOON 240i is also capable of processing a DSD
digital signal at any of the following three (3) data
rates:
DSD64 (2.82MHz), DSD128 (5.64MHz) and DSD256
(11.28MHz).
The following chart summarizes which sample rates
(from decoded PCM files & DSD files) will work on
each digital input:
OPTICAL 1
OPTICAL 2
SPDIF 1
SPDIF 2
USB
PCM 44.1
  
PCM 48
  
PCM 88.2
  
PCM 96
  
PCM 176.4
 
PCM 192
 
PCM 352.8

PCM 384

DSD 64

DSD 128

DSD 256


(i) DSD format signals can only be played through the
USB input, (ii) PCM format signals with sample-rates
of 352.8kHz and 384kHz can only be played through
the USB input. (iii) DSD256 not supported on Mac
(iv) you cannot connect a USB flash drive or external
hard drive to the “USB” input.
Software Setup
The MOON 240i includes “Setup Software” that allows you
to configure it to meet your specific needs. For each input
you can assign a label to replace the factory assigned name
(i.e. Optical 1, SPDF1, USB etc.), create an offset volume
level ranging from –10.0dB to +10.0dB, and disable the input
when it’s not in use. The “ANALOG 1” & “ANALOG 2” inputs
have a facility to bypass the volume control (to exclusively
use the source component’s volume instead). Either
the “SPDIF 1”, “SPDIF 2”, “ANALOG 1” or “ANALOG 2 can be
configured to allow the 240i to automatically switch to that
input when your press the play button on a MOON CD
player or transport connected to the 240i.
Other “Setup Software” features include the ability
to assign a maximum level (for all inputs); and the
option to reset all software settings back to their
factory defaults. These are just some of the
features included in the “Setup Software” which will be
described in complete detail here. Please
refer to the appendix at the end of the manual
for the “Quick Reference: MOON 240i Setup Menus”
which is a snapshot of the entire Setup Menu
structure.
When you are in Setup mode, there are five (5)
front panel items used to program the 240i;
The “Setup” button for navigating through the various
menu levels; the rotary volume control for scrolling
through the available choices within each
programmable item; the “OK” button for selecting
menu items and saving your selections; and the two
(2) “  Input  ” buttons for cursor movement when
editing a text string.

(i) If at any time in setup mode you want to abort
whatever you are doing, simply press the “Setup”
button to exit from wherever your are. (ii) After sixty
(60) seconds of no activity, the 240i will exit from setup
mode and “EXITING” will appear in the front panel
display window.