3.2 The Connections on the Back
[ 13 ] Power Connector, Power Switch and Power Protection
The enclosed high-quality mains cable Volt will be inserted into the socket. Please pay
attention to the mark (red point) and insert the plug into the electrical outlet of multiway
connector so that the red mark lines up with the power phase. You can spot the power
phase with the help of a simple mains tester. The red mark should square to that contact
of the electrical outlet, where the mains tester lights up. This kind of “outphasing“ improves
the rendition and should be utilized for all components of a system as well.
The power connection is turned on by the toggle switch. If necessary, replace the fuse
only with a fuse of the same value. The mains plug must be pulled out, before the fuses
are exchanged.
[ 14 and 15 ] Cinch Exit
This output plug is connected with the input plug of the rendition amplifier. These
entrances are usually designated at the amplifier with CD, AUX or LINE INPUT.
(Please take note of the operating instructions of your amplifier)
[ 16 and 17 ] Symmetrical Exit
This output plug is connected with a symmetrical input plug of the rendition amplifier.
These entrances are usually designated at the amplifier with CD, AUX or LINE INPUT.
(Please take note of the operating instructions of your amplifier)
If your amplifier has a symmetrical input plug, then this entrance is preferred, because
possible interspersed external signals on the cable connection extinguish themselves so
again.
[ 18 ] Digital Output
A separate digital-analogue transducer can be attached at this BNC socket. Please make
sure that you attach and adjust the provided HF-terminal resistance to this socket, if you
don’t use this exit. This avoids radiating uncontrolled high frequency signals with this exit,
such as with a radio station, where it is possible that sensitive high frequency devices like
your UKW-Tuner or television could be disturbed.
