OWNERS MANUAL FOR WEISS DAC202 D/A CONVERTER
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Date: 03/10
accommodate for the input sensitivity of the subsequent
amplifier. A higher resolution level control is
implemented in the digital domain and operated from the
frontpanel knob or the remote control. The high
resolution level control can be defeated for the main
output in case there is another level control available in
the audio chain.
Level Control Headphone Output:
The ouput level of the headphone output can be adjusted
in the analog domain in four coarse steps in order to
accommodate for the headphone sensitivity. A higher
resolution level control is implemented in the digital
domain and operated from the frontpanel knob or the
remote control.
Power Supply:
A powerful non-switching power supply is used. All
sensitive voltages have their own regulators.
Remote Control:
The IR remote control allows to control the
following parameters:
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Power on / off
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Volume up / down
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Input source (Firewire, XLR, RCA,
Toslink)
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Output mute
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Polarity normal / inverted
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Upsampling filter type
Signal routing:
Due to the various possible settings for input source,
insert mode, dual/single wire modes and sync source
there are quite a few routing pathes possible. Refer to
the operation instructions below for a detailed list of the
signal routing.
Synchronization:
Wordclock input and output on BNC connectors.
Supported sampling rates on all inputs: 44.1, 48, 88.2,
96, 176.4, 192 kHz. For all input modes the
synchronization source can be freely chosen. E.g. with
Firewire as input the “Internal” synchronization is
typically chosen, which means that the DAC202 is the
master clock for the computer.
