Technical data

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1 Live, phase (brown; USA: black)

2 Protective earth (green/yellow; USA: green)

3 Neutral (blue; USA: white)

AES/EBU IN (XLR) S/PDIF IN (Cinch) Word Clock i/o (BNC)

APPENDIX

Pin assignment of the connectors

Mains

Replacing the mains fuse

1 Audio ground 1 Audio signal 1 Signal

2 a conductor (hot / +) 2 Audio ground 2 Ground

3 b conductor (cold / -)

Applies to input

and output!

Use a small, flat-blade screwdriver to open the compartment that houses

the fuse holder. Carefully pull out the fuse hol-der from its socket. Turn it

by 180° and re-insert it into its socket. After closing the compartment, the

second mains voltage marker must be visible through the window in the

compartment cover.

Make sure that the fuse holder is inserted completely down to the bottom

of its socket and that the compartment is fully closed!

Disconnect the power cord from both the wall

outlet and the device before you attempt to

replace the mains fuse!