Audison bit Ten D Installation Guide download pdf (Page 6)

ADVANCED MANUAL / bit Ten D /

1. AUX IN L - R; auxiliary low-level stereo input.

The bit Ten D comes with an auxiliary stereo signal input to connect an external source, mp3 player, audio

sources. Input sensitivity is adjustable from 0.6 to 5 V RMS.

2. INPUTS; RL - FL - FR - RR. Hi-level MASTER inputs (SPEAKERS).

The bit Ten D comes with 4 HI-LEVEL signal inputs to connect amplified signal cables coming from the main

analog source. Input sensitivity is adjustable from 2 to 15 V RMS.

Remark: If a low-level output source (PRE OUT) with output signal equal or greater than 2 V RMS is available, you

can connect it to the high-level MASTER inputs (SPEAKERS).

Sensitivity is increased by adjusting the IN LEVEL controls

(see 8.1.2 - 8.1.9).

3. PHONE; input for phone hands-free kits.

IN + - : Connect the audio output cables coming from the hands-free kit system in use. Input sensitivity is

adjustable from 2 to 15 V RMS.

MUTE: Connect the hands-free kit remote mute control (MUTE / PHONE MUTE). This control works by

earthing the terminal.

Remark: The PHONE MUTE terminal can be used also to enable the AUX input (see 8.6.5).

In this case the PHONE input won’t be active

4. Optical digital S/PDIF input

Connect an optical fibre cable with TOSLINK connector. On its inputs the bit Ten D accepts PCM signals up to

96kHz sampling frequency (see section 5.6).

4.2 INPUT SIGNALS

1: violet

2: gray

3: white

4: green

5: red

6: pink

7: brown

9: blue

10: cyan (light blue)

11: violet

12: gray

13: white

14: green

15: red

16: pink

17: orange

18: yellow

20: black

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