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Front Panel Features

A POWER

Press to turn power on and off. The ring surrounding the button
lights when the unit is on.

When the power is off, the light will be off.

Turn the power off when you are not using the unit.

B WORD indicator

This shows the WORD SYNC status.

Blue light

When the clock setting is “W_OUT”, “W_IN”, “10M_IN” or “MCK_
IN”, the indicator blinks when detecting a clock signal and lights
when clock is detected and synchronization is locked.

Green light

When the clock setting is “PLL2”, the indicator blinks when
detecting a clock signal and lights when clock is detected and
synchronization is locked.

C MENU button

Press to access settings (see page 11).

D Remote control sensor

Receives signals from the remote control unit. Point the remote
control at this sensor when using the remote control. You can use
the optional P-02 remote control. (Note: The P-02 remote control
is not included with the D-02 DAC).

E DISPLAY

Displays current input, sampling frequency, etc (see page 13).

A

D

E F

G

H

C

B

F Input indicators

The indicator for the selected input lights.

G INPUT

Switches the digital input source. Select the terminal to which a
digital device is connected. The input indicator flashes when a
device is not connected or when the connected device is OFF.

< The INPUT buttons () on the optional P-02 remote control can

also be used to select the input.

H VOLUME

The volume level can be adjusted from –∞ (MUTE), –99.5 to 0 dB.
Use these buttons to adjust the volume when connected directly
to a power amplifier. When a preamplifier is connected, set the
volume to 0.0.

When set to any value other than 0.0 dB, the V mark is shown on
the display.

When in settings mode, use these buttons to select the menu
item that you need to set.

< The VOLUME buttons (–/+) on the optional P-02 remote control

can also be used.

< When using with an Esoteric amplifier, set the remote control

setting to “DISABLE” (see page 15).