Meridian 566 Specifications download pdf (Page 13)

Using the Digital to Analogue Converter

Selecting the input

During normal use the Digital to Analogue Converter is designed

to be left switched on. This uses a negligible amount of

electricity, but ensures that the components of the Digital to

Analogue Converter operate at maximum efficiency from the

moment you start using it.

If you are not going to use the Digital to Analogue Converter for

a period of several days you should switch the unit completely

off, at the back panel, and disconnect it from the AC power

supply.

To select the input

● Press the appropriate key D1, D2, D3, or Opt to select the

input you want.

An indicator shows the currently-selected input.

The digital input D1 is automatically selected when the Digital to

Analogue Converter is first switched on.

Lock and 44kHz indicators

The Digital to Analogue Converter will automatically lock to the

input signal providing it is in the correct range, and the Lock

indicator will be illuminated.

D2D1

Lock 44kHz

In addition, if the input is from a 44.1kHz source, such as the

500 Compact Disc Transport, and the signal is within tolerance,

double lock will be achieved and the 44kHz indicator will be

illuminated.

D2D1

Lock 44kHz

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Meridian 566 Specifications Page 13