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5: Connections - 1

Analogue Outputs

Balanced Output

Balanced connections provide greater dynamic headroom and improved S/N

ratio. If your amplifier has a greater dynamic headroom input uses the balanced

connection. You need one XLR balanced cable per channel. The socket connects

to the player and the plug normally connects to the amplifier.

Unbalanced Output

If you cannot used the balanced outputs, connect a high quality stereo screened

RCA phone change to phono lead from the unbalanced outputs of the 8300CD

to a suitable input of the amplifier.

Digital Outputs

Coaxial and Optical output

One Coaxial and one Optical SPDIF digital output. Connect a suitable digital

coaxial (fully screened) interconnect or optical cable from the appropriate SPDIF

output of the 8300CD to the input of the DAC or CD transport.

AES/EBU Output

This is a professional Digital interface used primarily in sound studios. The

connection conforms to AES3 and uses 110 ohm shielded twisted pair(STP) cable

with an XLR interface capable of carrying signals up to a distance of 100 meters.

Digital Inputs

Four digital inputs (Two Coaxial and two Optical) are provided for connecting

the 8300CD to an external SPDIF source. The inputs are connectable to a

wide range of digital media. Connect a suitable digital coaxial (fully screened)

interconnect or optical cable from the SPDIF output of the source component to

the appropriate input of the 8300CD.

If you are connecting a multichannel source, access the menu of the source

component and set SPDIF output to (L)PCM Stereo with the speakers OFF.

USB Port

Use a certified USB2.0 cable, connect the cable to 8300CD and then to

the USB port on the digital source. If the media player on your computer

features stereo and multichannel output set the output of the media

player to stereo.

AES/EBU input

Professional digital studios input that accepts up to 192kHz

12V Trigger Connectors

A trigger circuit is a "daisy chain" in which one unified command from

the master unit (8300CD) can bring all the connected "slave" units into

or out of standby. The slave equipment is left powered on but is switched

in and out of standby in synchronism with the master. When the 8300CD

is powered on or off, the trigger pulse switches all slave equipment on or

off in tandem.

Two trigger outputs are provided and they are both enabled as supplied

though you may fully or partially disable them as required.

Trigger operation of 8300CD with two 8300MB power amplifier

Mains Input

Before connecting the 8300CD to the mains supply make sure that all the other

connections to your system have been properly and securely made. Make sure the

ON/OFF switch on the 8300CD is switched off. Switch the mains supply off at the

wall socket, and then, using the cable supplied, connect the socket on the back

of your 8300CD to an AC supply outlet. The player is now ready for operation.

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