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Compatible playback devices include computers, televisions, projectors, TV
boxes, DVDs, and media players. Mobile phones and MP3 players typically
have two types of audio output ports:
a. L/R Red and White RCA Ports: Requires a 2-to-2 audio connection cable.
Ensure correct port matching to avoid distorted sound.
b. 3.5mm Universal Stereo Port: Requires a 1-to-2 audio connection cable.
1. Press the "INPUT" button on the panel or use the remote control until "AUX"
or "CD" appears on the display.
2. Select the appropriate audio cable and connect the playback device to the
audio input.
3. Once connected, adjust the volume to level 17 or above, then start audio
playback on the device.
DAC Audio Connection
1. The system features a Digital-to-Analog Converter (DAC) audio interface,
enabling direct connection to a USB computer sound card.
2. Use the dedicated DAC connection cable to connect the system to the DAC
interface, ensuring both ends are securely plugged in.
3. Press the "INPUT" button until "DAC" appears on the display, indicating the
system is in DAC mode.
4. Once all cables are properly connected, increase the system volume and
begin audio playback.
Note: The amplier intelligently detects DAC signals. Select DAC mode only
after the cables are connected and a signal is being transmitted.
USB Mode
1. Press the "INPUT" button on the panel or remote control to switch to "USB"
mode. If a USB ash drive is inserted while in another mode, the system will
automatically switch to USB mode.
2. When the display shows "00:00" and the seconds begin changing, the system
is reading the les on the USB ash drive.
3. Ensure the USB ash drive contains only audio les stored outside the root
directory and does not include video les. If reading issues persist, consider
formatting the USB ash drive. Maximum supported capacity: 64GB.
4. The system supports power-o memory function and the following audio
formats: MP3, WMA, FLAC, APE.
Note:
1. Do not remove the USB ash drive while music is playing to prevent damage.
2. For the best audio experience, use high-quality, larger-capacity music les.
AUX/CD Audio Connection