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Names and Functions
1. Unbalanced input terminals/INPUTS
(LINE-1, LINE-2, LINE-3)
Coaxial input terminal to receive unbalanced audio signal
at line level.
Connect between the unbalanced output terminal of an
input device such as a CD player and this input terminal
with a pin-plug cable.
The input audio signal is selected and output with the input
selector.
There is no difference in quality between LINE-1, LINE-2
and LINE-3.
2. Unbalanced output terminals/OUTPUTS
(LINE-1, LINE-2)
The coaxial output terminals to provide unbalanced audio
signals of this unit
Connect these terminals to the unbalanced input of an out-
put device such as a power amplifier with a pin-plug cable.
Audio signal to output is selected by the output mode
selection button.
There is no difference in quality between LINE-1 and LINE-2.
Factory default: Unbalanced output (UNBAL)
3. Control input terminal (CONTROL IN)
Connects a LUXMAN’s device with a control output terminal
using a commercially available 3.5 mm monaural mini-jack
cable. This connection enables the infrared receiver circuit
of the connected device to receive signals from the remote
control supplied with this unit and the remote control to
operate the device, too.
(The infrared receiver of this unit will not function.)
4. Control output terminal
(CONTROL OUT)
Connects a LUXMAN’s device with a control input terminal
using a commercially available 3.5 mm monaural mini-jack
cable. This connection enables the infrared receiver of
this unit to receive signals from the remote control of the
connected device and the remote control to operate this
unit, too.
(The infrared receiver of the device whose input is con-
nected will not function.)
5. External pre-input terminal
(EXT PRE IN)
Coaxial input terminal to receive output signal from an exter-
nal pre-amplifier or AV amplifier.
The input audio signal is directly output from the unbal-
anced output terminal.
External pre-input signal is not affected by the volume
control of this unit.
6. Trigger input terminal (TRIGGER IN)
Trigger input terminal to be connected to devices that have
a trigger output terminal. This connection enables this unit
to turn to operation/standby in conjunction with the con-
nected device.
7. Trigger output terminal (TRIGGER OUT)
Connection of this trigger output terminal to a device having
a trigger input terminal enables the connected device to
turn to operation or standby in conjunction with this unit.
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