Owner`s manual

While polarity invert is selected, the LED above the button will

light.

Note: polarity invert doesn’t affect the digital output, and

isn’t available for inverting the polarity of digital signals

to be recorded.

Note: polarity invert may be operated by infrared remote

control when the Nº360 is connected to compatible

Mark Levinson components such as the Nº31 Reference

CD Transport. Complete instructions are included in

those components’ operating manuals. Alternatively, the

Nº360 can “teach” a learning remote control infrared

control codes that will provide similar functionality.

(See “Remote Control of the Nº360”)

7 Source selection buttons

Pressing any of these buttons selects the digital source associated

with that numbered input, according to the connections on the

rear panel (see “Rear panel, Nº360”). The display will show the

name of the input, along with the input number. (See “Setup and

Installation” for more information on naming your inputs to match

your sources.) Only one source at a time may be selected.

When power is first applied to the Nº360 (or when power is re-

stored after an interruption), it will search for and select the first

input with an active digital signal. If none is found, it will select

the first named source. As delivered from the factory, this input

will be “CD1.”

When the Nº360 is taken out of standby mode, the source last se-

lected before pressing standby will be automatically selected.

power user tip: Press and hold the active input button to have the

processor display the output format information, e.g.,

the bit depth and rate at which digital audio is being

converted to analog. This indicates the degree to

which the incoming signal has been “upconverted” for

improved performance. Another press of the button

will revert to displaying the normal input name and

rate.