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Heritage D100 D/A Converter
Using your D100 with your computer
USB or Optical?
An increasing number of computers these days offer an optical output (most have a mini-jack which can output
analog or digital audio). Because the performance of optical is significantly better than USB, our
recommendation is to choose optical whenever possible.
USB Connection
Connect a USB type ‘B to A’ lead (square plug at one end, oblong at the other) from your D100 USB input to one
of the USB ports on your computer. Switch on the D100 using the on/off switch on the front panel and select
USB which will light.
MAC Users (OSX and later)
No driver is required and as soon as connected, the D100 will be detected and your Mac will automatically send
all audio signals, except system sounds, to your D100 instead of the built-in soundcard.
You can do this manually if required by going to System Preferences / Sound. In the sound menu go to the
output tab and below ‘Choose a device for sound output’ select YBA Heritage D100. Go to the ‘sound effects’
tab and make sure all OS sounds are routed to internal speakers so that they do not output to the D100.
If you wish to disconnect your D100 and return to your soundcard, simply disconnect or switch off the power on
the front panel.
Windows Users
It is necessary to download a driver. The file can be downloaded from the YBA website -
www.ybahifi.com/downloads.html When you have completed the download and you connect your D100, the
Windows 'Found new hardware' bubble will appear. The description of the D100 will be XMOS XS1-L1 Audio.
After a few seconds you will receive a message 'Your new hardware is installed and ready to use'. Your PC's
previous audio output device should be temporarily disabled and the D100 will become the default audio
device automatically. This can be checked in the Control Panel. Select Sounds and Audio Devices. In the volume
tab check XMOS XS1-L1 Audio.
If you wish to disconnect your D100 and return to your soundcard, simply disconnect or switch off the power on
the front panel. If for some reason your PC fails to disable the D100, you can manually do this in the Hardware
Device Manager.
Using your D100 wirelessly
The D100 works seamlessly with Apple’s Airport Express base station as well as Apple TV. It is also compatible
with several streaming devices which offer a digital or coaxial output.
The only thing you need to do is to connect the digital output of the device you are using (i.e. Airport Express,
Apple TV, Streamer etc.) to the optical input of your D100 and you’re done!