Inputs for digital source devices with optical, co-axial (RCA / BNC) or AES-EBU
digital outputs.
At its optical (Dig 1 und Dig 2) digital inputs the MP 3100 HV accepts digital
stereo signals (S/P-DIF signals) with sampling rates from 32kHz up to 96 kHz.
At the RCA (Dig 3), BNC and AES-EBU inputs (Dig 4 … Dig 6) sampling rates
in the range 32 to 192 kHz are supported.
Digital co-axial output for connection to an external digital/analogue converter
with an co-axial cable.
It is not always possible to produce a digital version for all media, as in some
cases the original contains copy protection measures which prevent this.
Socket for connecting the aerial of the FD100 remote control handset.
Socket for connecting the bluetooth aerial.
The MP 3100 HV features a 75 aerial input FM ANT, which is suitable both
for a normal domestic aerial and a cable connection. For first-class reception
quality a high-performance, professionally installed aerial system is
indispensable.
Socket for connecting a PC or MAC computer.
At this input the MP 3100 HV accepts digital PCM stereo signals with sampling
rates in the range 44.1 to 384 kSps, and digital DSD stereo signals from
DSD64 to DSD512*.
* DSD256 and DSD512 only with a Windows PC.
If you wish the MP 3100 HV to convert audio files from a Windows PC
connected to it, you must first install the appropriate drivers on the computer.
No drivers are required if you are using a Linux or MAC computer (see the
chapter ‘USB DAC operation in detail’).
To avoid any coupling of unwanted noise signals from the digital power supply
to the analog power supply of the MP 3100 HV, the digital and analogue power
supplies are located in separate shielded compartments on the left and right
sides of the device. For best possible separation the power supplies have their
own separate power supply sockets.
Always connect both mains sockets to the mains supply when operating
the MP 3100 HV.
The mains lead for the digital power supply is plugged into this socket.
The mains lead for the analogue power supply is plugged into this socket.
For correct connections refer to the sections 'Installation and wiring' and
'Safety notes'.
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