RECORD output The output terminal OUTPUT REC (22) must be connected to the recording input of an
analog recording device (mostly named TAPE IN or REC).
This output provides the signal of the selected input of the RECORD level at maximum
volume level. Signals from the inputs TAPE and SURROUND cannot be taken from the
RECORD output.
Through factory settings, volume controls have no bearing on the signal at the RECORD
output.
If no recording is desired, the RECORD output may be used as a second volume controlled
preamp output. (see chapter RECORD SETUP)
The pinning of the OUTPUT REC is: PIN1=GND, PIN2=NEG, PIN3=POS.
CAUTION: Never connect a power amp or active loudspeakers to this output with
these settings. Serious damage to your ears and equipments may occur.
Headphone jacks The headphone jacks PHONES 1 (19) and PHONES 2 (20) require headphones with a
6,3mm stereo plug and an impedance of 16
or more. Each of the phones output can
playback the MAIN and the RECORD level. The PHONES MENU gives you the option to
choose your favorite settings. The volume level is being reduced to 01 respectively -79dB
while inserting or pulling off the phones plug. With the volume selector (6) on the front
panel or with the buttons VOLUME + and. VOLUME – on your remote control you select the
volume level of the phones outputs.
NOTICE: The signal at the MAIN or RECORD output will be interrupted while inserting a
headphone plug into the headphone jacks.
REMOTE Connecting DC OUT (27) to the corresponding DC IN-jack of another BURMESTER-unit
offers the function to switch on or off this other unit simultaneous by the 077. In this case,
the 077 has the master function.
Connecting DC IN (28) to the corresponding DC OUT-jack of another BURMESTER-unit
offers the function to switch on or off the 077 simultaneous by the other unit. In this case,
077 has the slave function.
BURLINK To the BURmester-LINK interface plugs (17), (18) a computer system e.g. PC,
CRESTRON, AMX can be connected to the preamp 077. The computer system allows a
comfortable control of your High End system using for example an individual programmable
touch panel. With the LEDs beside the plugs named T and R (Transmit and Receive) you
are able to monitor whether data exchange is working.
You will find the commands to control the 077 in the chapter BURLINK.
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