Cyrus DAC X+ Instruções para o utilizador - Página 6
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Imprimir página- 1. IMPORTANT! Read before Operating this Equipment
- 2. Power Supply
- 3. Product Service Centres
- 4. User Instructions
- 5. Preparations for Installation
- 6. Model Differences and Upgrades
- 7. User Instruction
- 8. Restoring Factory Settings
- 9. Selecting an Input
- 10. Remote Control Operation
- 11. Troubleshooting Guide
- 12. Warranty
- 13. Audio Performance
Cyrus DAC X+
SETTING UP THE DAC X+
There are many configuration options available in the setup menu to
customise the DAC X+ to best match each individual system.
The setup sequence is activated by pressing the front panel setup button f.
Each press of the setup button will step through each available setup option
until 'Storing settings' is shown on the display. When each setup screen is
displayed, changes may be made to the settings by moving the rotary knob.
Settings will be stored automatically after 5 seconds of inactivity. The setup
menu options are shown here –
Setup
Phase adjust
Digital filter
Display options
Connected to:
Name Input 1
Name Input 2
Name Input 3
Name Input 4
Name Input 5
Name Input 6
Storing settings
Save settings and exit setup
Some examples of the setup display screens are shown in Fig 4.
Phase adjust (Fig 4a)
This menu option sets the audio phase for the DAC. The factory setting is
normal. Some listeners may prefer the inverted setting with their systems or
for when playing particular recordings.
Digital Filter Response (Fig 4b)
This menu option gives two settings for the digital filtering of the DAC stage.
Choose your preference of Fast or Slow roll-off by auditioning some of your
favourite tracks with each setting.
DACX Connected to: (Fig 4c)
This option may be used to change the remote control and MC-BUS response
of the DAC X+. From the factory, the DAC X+ will power on in response to a
CD select command from a Cyrus remote control or from a CD select signal
sent via MC-BUS, so if the DAC X+ is connected to the CD input of the
amplifier, no change will be required to this setting. If, however, the DAC X+ is
connected to the TU, AU or AV inputs of the amplifier, the appropriate remote
and MC-BUS responses may be selected through this menu option to ensure
power-on compatibility with the amplifier.
Input display (Fig 4d)
There are two modes of display operation. The small setting will show a two-
line display with the selected input in the display centre and the current
sample rate/lock status at the bottom. The large setting will show a single line
display with a larger input legend.
Input names (Fig 4e)
When the DAC X+ leaves the factory, the input names are set to correspond
to the rear panel connections, for example Input 1 will display as Input 1.
The name of any input may be changed to a choice from the following list-
•
No source (off)
•
LaserDisc, DVD, DVD 2, DVD-A, CD, CD 2
•
Linkserver, Linkport
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Jukebox, Phono
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Tuner, DAB, TV, AV, Cyrus AV, Satellite, Satellite 2, Cable
•
Video, VCR, VCR 2, Tape, MiniDisc, DAT
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PC, Games, Keyboard, Aux, AV Direct, Stream X
To change the names of the inputs, we recommend making a list of each
input number with your preferred name from the choices above before setting
the names.
Select normal or inverted
Select fast or slow roll off
Select large or small
Select CD, TU, AU or AV
Choose a name for input 1 from the name list
Choose a name for input 2 from the name list
Choose a name for input 3 from the name list
Choose a name for input 4 from the name list
Choose a name for input 5 from the name list
Choose a name for input 6 from the name list
No source is a special function name, used to name inputs that have no
source connected to them. These input numbers will not then appear in the
input selector sequence.
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User Instruction