dCS Vivaldi DAC
User Manual
Software Issue 1.0x
August 2012
Filename: Vivaldi DAC Manual v1_0x.docx
Page 24
English
version
R
EMOTE
C
ONTROL
The upper section of the Remote Control is mainly for the DAC, the lower section is for the Transport.
Hold down the
Sleep
button for 2 seconds to set the system to sleep
mode. Press the
Sleep
button again to return to normal operation.
In Sleep mode, press the
OFF
button to turn the system off.
The
Upsampler Input
button selects the Upsampler’s input. The
Upsampler Output
button selects the Upsampler’s output sample rate.
The
Filter
button changes the DAC filter setting.
The
Balance
button toggles the DAC between Volume and Balance
adjustment modes.
The
AES1
button selects the DAC’s AES1 input, the
AES3
button
selects the DAC’s AES3 input.
The
Input+
and
Input–
buttons cycle through the DAC’s available
inputs.
The
Vol+
and
Vol–
buttons adjust the DAC’s Volume / Balance.
Mute
turns the DAC’s outputs off and on.
The
Program
and
Clear
buttons are used with the
0
–
9
buttons to set
or change the Transport’s track sequence for the loaded disc.
The
0
–
9
buttons select the current track to be played by the Transport.
Pressing
5
or
05
will select track 5.
The
Stop/Eject
,
Play/Pause
,
Previous Track
,
Next Track
,
Jog Back
and
Jog Forward
buttons operate in the same way as those on the
Transport front panel.
The
Repeat
button cycles the Transport through
Repeat 1
(repeat the
current track),
Repeat
(repeat the whole disc) and
Repeat Off
.
The
Display
button changes the time displayed by the Transport, cycling
through
Track Elapsed
,
Track Remaining
,
Disc Elapsed
and
Disc
Remaining
.
When the system is completely off (not just in sleep mode), press the front panel
Power
buttons to
turn it on. You cannot use the Remote Control for this. The
OFF
button will only operate if the system
is in sleep mode.
If you are using the two Dual AES input pairs with a Vivaldi Transport and Upsampler,
set the DAC’s two
Dual AES
menu pages to
Lock
. Now you can switch between the two
Dual AES sources using the remote’s
AES1
and
AES3
buttons.