HHB comm UDP-89 - Manual (Page 11)

Connectivity
10 UDP-89 User Manual Version 2.1 www.hhb.co.uk
All electrical connections to the UDP-89 (apart from
headphones) are made via the rear panel.
Analogue Audio Outputs
Electronically-balanced main stereo Left and Right out
(2 x XLR3M)
Unbalanced main stereo Left & Right out ( 2 x phono/RCA)
Unbalanced 5.1 surround out – L, C & R Front, L & R
surround, LFE ( 6 x phono/RCA)
Electronically-balanced main stereo out L & R, plus
5.1 surround out (D25F)
Digital Audio Outputs
AES/EBU main stereo Left & Right out (XLR3M)
S/PDIF PCM/bitstream out (phono/RCA)
S/PDIF PCM/bitstream out (optical TOSlink connector)
Analogue Video Outputs
Component video out, RGB/YPbPr switchable
(3 x phono/RCA)
RGB switching output (2.5 mm 2-pole jack)
S-Video out (4-pin mini-DIN)
Composite video out (phono/RCA)
Composite video out (BNC)
Digital Video Output
HDMI out (19-pin Type A HDMI connector). Note this
connector also carries digital audio.
Other Connectors
RS232 remote control port (D9M)
Parallel remote control, function-programmable (D9F)
AC mains input (IEC)
Connector Details
Analogue Audio Outputs:
Main L & R outputs. These are electronically-balanced,
and have a nominal level of +4 dBu. The output circuits
can drive a maximum output level of >+22 dBu. They are
calibrated internally to produce +22 dBu from a PCM signal
of 0 dBFS. Pinouts of these and all rear panel connectors
can be found in the manual Appendix.
The format of the audio available at these connectors will
depend on the type of disc being played. Discs with only
stereo audio data will reproduce normal L & R stereo.
Discs with multichannel audio data will generally reproduce
an internally-generated downmix of the multichannel audio,
though this will vary with disc type and encoding system.
See later manual sections on individual disc types and
encoding systems for more information.
Unbalanced L & R analogue outputs. These carry the
same audio signal as the main outputs above, but in
unbalanced form on phono connectors (RCA jacks) at a
nominal level of -10 dBv. Output level is calibrated internally
to produce +8 dBv from a PCM signal of 0 dBFS.
Unbalanced multichannel outputs. These are a set of six
phono connectors (RCA jacks) providing the components of
a 5.1.surround sound recording when a suitably-encoded
disc is played. The electrical characteristics of these outputs
are the same as those of the unbalanced L & R connectors
described in above.
Unbalanced multichannel analogue outputs.
The format of the audio available at these connectors
will depend on the type of disc being played. Discs with
multichannel audio data will reproduce the six (5.1) channels
individually. Discs with only stereo audio data will duplicate
the normal L & R stereo at the L
F
and R
F
connectors, the
other outputs being muted.
Connectivity