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Brinkmann Nyquist - Operation and Display; Unit Power-On Sequence; Display Information Guide; Gain and Input Control

Brinkmann Nyquist
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OPERATION
Pushing the on-oswitch lights up both the display and the red LED at the “mute” switch. The
“mute” switch is disabled as long as the display shows “Nyquist. During this me the tubes are hea-
ted to operang temperature.
Approximately one minute aer turn-on, the display shows the following (le to right, top to bot-
tom) and Nyquist can be de-muted:
1. Actual Format (PCM, DSD or MQA.)
2. Actual sample frequency
(44/48/88/96/176/192/352/384 for MQA and PCM or 64/128/256 for DSD)
3. Input name
aes, coax, usb, tos or ethn
4. Output Gain (0…10 dB) or Headphone Volume (0…99)
5. Phase (0° or 180°)
Since there are no dierences in volume between the dierent digital inputs, Nyquist’s gain and
phase stay the same when switching from one input to another.
Gain selecon changes to headphone volume as soon as the headphone output is acvated.
The rotary knob on the le side of the front panel changes gain / headphone volume and the rotary
knob on the right side of the front panel selects the input.
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