User manual TAG MCLAREN AUDIO DPA32R

[. . . ] owner's manual contents version V1. 07. 4 | 01 10/01 02 04 06 07 09 10 12 13 14 15 18 21 controls welcome introduction key features getting started connections switching on and off displayed information remote control input management output management configuring to your needs 23 27 28 29 30 32 41 42 43 44 analog inputs digital inputs TAGtronic Sync Link T 2L display configuration TAGtronic Communication Bus Digital Radio (option) the future running in and warming up care and maintenance technical data 9536H DPA32R DAB kHz/24bi now with 192 t DAC 02 | controls controls | 03 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 power/standby indicator input selection buttons display volume knob remote active indicator power button mode selection buttons mute indicator remote control window fuse carrier TAGtronic Communications Bus Digital Radio input (option) digital input sockets digital output sockets analog tape output socket ac supply socket TAGtronic Sync Link T 2L analog output sockets analog input sockets 04 | welcome welcome | 05 welcome to Dr. Udo Zucker Chief Executive Officer TAG McLaren Audio TAG McLaren Audio exists with one aim in mind: to produce the very best audio and audio-visual equipment in the world. Like many people, I often have my best ideas when relaxing to a piece of music. For years, knowing the technical capabilities of TAG McLaren, I have nurtured the ambition to push music reproduction to the absolute limit; that's why we formed TAG McLaren Audio. [. . . ] the ANALOG INPUT labelled tv will appear as `TV' on the front panel display when you select that input. Up to 16 alphanumeric characters, including spaces, can be entered for each input. Pressing return when the cursor is on the first letter will leave the name editing menu, accepting your changes. Press enter again if you want to continue editing. Pressing the shift key toggles between lower and upper case. 26 | analog inputs changing digital input properties Each digital input can be individually altered to suit your system. See page 21 to read how to navigate through the sub-menus. names digital inputs | 27 analog and digital tape recording An analog signal stays analog from its input to the preamplifier output. However, in addition to the tape out, a digitised signal of the selected input is also routed to the digital sockets labelled DIGITAL OUTPUT so that it can be sent to a digital recording device. This menu allows you to set the sampling rate that will be used by the DPA32RDAB`s analog to digital converter. There are four settings: 44. 1 kHz, 48 kHz, 96 kHz or off(1). Select the desired sampling rate using the station + or station - keys. The new setting is saved by pressing the enter key. Pressing the cancel key will leave the menu without change. All inputs are factory set to 44. 1 kHz sampling rate. switching off the volume control (Direct Mode) You may set any analog input to pass through without being affected by the volume control. This is useful if, for example, the DPA32RDAB is being used within a home theatre system where the volume is controlled by an AV processor. To enable this feature, change the Direct Mode property to on. Sample Rate: 44. 1k This menu allows you to change the names given to the digital audio sources (e. g. if you have a second cd player connected to your cd input you may wish to rename it `CD 2')(1). These names will appear in the display window of the DPA32RDAB when you select the relevant input. After pressing enter, the first character illuminates, indicating the cursor position. The cursor position may be changed using the enter (right) or return(2) (left) keys. The character under the cursor may be changed by direct entry using the alphanumeric keypad. [. . . ] Only if new stations are added by the broadcaster will the station list need updating. This happens also automatically whenever the DPA32RDAB is powered-up or the dab key is pressed for more than 3 seconds. Erase station Erases the current station from the station memory. You can restore it at any time using the store key on the remote. [. . . ]