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GETTING STARTED
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3.3
Connecting headphones
You can use headphones to control the audio signal during the recording or playback. To connect the headphones use the
Headphones
socket (figure 2 , position
13
), which is situated on the front panel of the device. The headphones must have
TRS cable (figure 11).
Figure 11 – Headphones socket
3.4
Connecting to digital inputs and outputs
Digital inputs and outputs are designed to interface with the systems of digital audio signals transmission using the S/PDIF
standard. To connect to the
DIGITAL INPUT S/PDIF (Fig.
3
, pos. 15) and to the DIGITAL OUTPUT S/PDIF (Fig.
3
, pos. 16), the
cable fitted with the R CA header is used (Fig. 12).
Figure 12
–
IPUT/OUTPUT sockets
Sampling rate applied to the input of signal should match the settings of the sampling rate on the device.
3.5
Connecting to line outputs
To connect the equipment to
LEFT ANALOG OUTPUT
and
RIGHT ANALOG OUTPUT
(figure 3 , position
25
and
26
) sockets,
use the TRS cable (figure 13).
Figure 13 – ANALOG OUTPUT sockets
3.6
Connecting to line inputs
To connect the equipment to LEFT ANALOG INPUT and RIGHT ANALOG INPUT sockets (figure 3 , position 27 and 28 ), use
TRS (figure 14,
А
) or XLR cable (figure 14,
B
). XLR socket has a latch on the counterpart (figure 14,
C
). To unplug the cable use
the
PUSH
button.
А B C
Figure 14 – ANALOG INPUT sockets
3.7
Connecting to telephone line
Connection of the device to the telephone line is performed by breaking its connection with the telephone set. Connect the
telephone set to the
FXO jack and the telephone line to the FXS jack (figure
3
, position 17 and 18 ). Use standard TP-6P4C,
phone cable (figure 15). TP-6P4C phone cable has a latch. To unplug a cable, press on that latch.
Figure 15 – Jacks for a phone and phone circuit