Arcam D33 - Manual (Page 6)

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SUPPLY
VOLTAGE VOLTAGE
50 – 60 Hz
SWITCH POSITIONS
115 = 110 - 120V~
230 = 220 - 240V~
POWER INLET
110-120V/220-240V
REMOTE
IN
12V TRIG
IN
RS232 CONTROL AES/EBU USB COAX
1
COAX
2
OPTICAL
1
OPTICAL
2
~
USB iPod
CLASS II
HIGH SPEED
CLASS I
ISOLATED
R L
R
L
1 2
DIGITAL INPUT
ANALOGUE OUTPUT
USB
SELECT
aeS/ebu digital input
Use this socket to connect
equipment with a digital output
corresponding to the professional
AES3 digital audio standard. See
page E-7.
coaxial digital inputs
Use these sockets to connect
equipment with a coaxial digital
output. Connect to the digital
input using a suitable 75 Ω screened
cable. For advice about choosing a
connection type, see page E-7.
analogue audio output
Connect these phono sockets
to your amplifier’s Aux, CD
or other line-level input
using suitable high quality
interconnect cables. Ensure
that the left and right audio
outputs from the DAC are
connected to the same left and
right inputs on your amplifier.
See page E-5 for further details.
Power inlet
Connect the correct
mains cable here.
Voltage Select
Ensure the voltage selected
matches the local power supply.
optical digital inputs
Connect digital sources with an
optical output to these inputs. See
page E-7.
Remote in
This allows remote-control
signals to be received by the D33
if the remote sensor is covered
(or otherwise not ‘visible’ to the
remote-control).
See page E-5 for more information.
RS232
This connection allows for remote
control from a third-party home
automation system or computer.
See page E-5 for more information.
iPod
Use an Apple® dock
connector to USB
cable to connect an
iPod®, iPhone® or iPad™
to this Type -A USB
connector. See page E-7.
12V trigger input
This socket allows the D33 to be switched in and
out of stand-by mode by an amplifier (or another
item of AV equipment) with a 12v TRIg OuT
function. See page E-5.
uSb input and selector switch
Connect a computer to one of these two Type-B
USB sockets using a standard USB lead. Set
the switch according to the socket used. Most
installations should use the left-hand socket for
ease of setup. For more information on selecting
the best connection, see page E-7
balanced audio output
Use these sockets to connect to
your amplifier if the amplifier
has balanced XLr inputs. If your
amplifier has unbalanced inputs,
use the phono outputs. For
further details, see page E-5.