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FILTER

The C 568 offers five unique digital filtering options dedicated to the 
achievement of a better audio experience. These selectable filters allow 
users the flexibility to choose key characteristics that affect frequency 
response and time domain characteristics.

Before describing these five digital filters, please take time to read the 
following brief definitions of some of the terminologies used in their 
descriptions.

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Passband

 is the range of frequencies or wavelengths that can pass 

through a filter without being attenuated.  

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stopband

 filter rejects frequencies within a band and letting through 

frequencies outside it.

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Group delay

 is the transit time of a signal through a device versus 

frequency. 

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Rolloff

 is a term used to describe the steepness or slope of the filter 

response in the transition region from the passband to the stopband.

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Ripple

 refers to fluctuations in the passband or stopband of a filter’s 

frequency magnitude response curve.  It is the periodic oscillation in 
the passband near the inflection point of the filter (the point where the 
passband meets the stopband).

The following is a brief description of each filter’s characteristics.  The 
selection of filter number is basically a matter of personal choice; tailor 
the audio conversion by selecting the filter number that will best suit your 
desired listening experience.  

Filter 1:

 Slow roll off filter that has low group delay, low ripple and wide 

stopband characteristics. 

Filter 2:

 Medium roll off filter that has high group delay, low ripple and 

medium stopband characteristics. 

Filter 3:

 Fast roll off filter that has lower group delay and wider stopband 

characteristics.

Filter 4:

 Medium roll off filter that has higher group delay and narrower 

stopband characteristics.

Filter 5:

 Medium roll off filter that has lower group delay and wider 

stopband characteristics.

NOTE

 

The filter effect applies only to the analog output; it is not applicable to 
the digital outputs.

OPERATION

USING THE C 568 – CD 9 REMOTE CONTROL

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Summary of Contents for C 568

Page 1: ...ENGLISH FRAN AIS ESPA OL ITALIANO DEUTSCH NEDERLANDS SVENSKA Owner s Manual C568 C 568 NAD C 568 Compact Disc Player...

Page 2: ...aser beam do not try to open the enclosure Visible laser radiation when the enclosure is opened DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM FCC NOTICE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for...

Page 3: ...e you purchased the items By ensuring compliance and conformance to proper disposal of waste batteries potential hazardous effects on human health is prevented and the negative impact of batteries and...

Page 4: ...o ensure that you make the most of your investment in the C 568 For warranty information contact your local distributor NAD SHALL NOT BE HELD LIABLE FOR ANY TECHNICAL OR USER INTERFACE DISCREPANCIES I...

Page 5: ...tatic that would interfere with reception of weak broadcast signals If this occurs move the C 568 away from other devices or switch it off when viewing or listening to broadcasts QUICK START In case y...

Page 6: ...ue 3 DISC TRAY With the disc tray open insert a CD or other compatible media disc face down onto the tray Place the disc in the drawer centered in the smaller circular recess with its label facing UP...

Page 7: ...pickup to scan backwards through the recording at high speed The SCAN button causes the optical pickup to scan rapidly forward through the music 9 USB INPUT Connect a USB device into this input 10 PLA...

Page 8: ...the remote component s corresponding 12V DC output jack using a mono cable with 3 5mm male plug WARNING If the male plug of the mono cable with or without 12V DC is connected to C 568 s 12V TRIGGER I...

Page 9: ...through folder lists FILE A S Select through WMA MP3 files ENTER Select desired folder or WMA MP3 file Open or close disc tray Pause playback temporarily 0 to 9 NUMBER BUTTONS Direct entry of track o...

Page 10: ...its will keep on flashing and won t stop This is unlike the previous 39 entries wherein after an entry blinked thrice it moves on to the next program number entry For programming of files If you attem...

Page 11: ...e are no applicable MP3 WMA files available in the external USB the VFD will show USB Empty 2 Plug in the external USB device to the USB input USB Reading will be blinking in the VFD and then the tota...

Page 12: ...dly played back by pressing RPT button Toggle this button to repeat a track file folder all tracks or all files Corresponding icons like REPEAT REPEAT FOLDER or REPEAT ALL will be illuminated in the V...

Page 13: ...cy magnitude response curve It is the periodic oscillation in the passband near the inflection point of the filter the point where the passband meets the stopband The following is a brief description...

Page 14: ...Unplug the mono plug The remote control does not work properly The remote control is not pointed at the remote sensor on the CD player Point the remote control at the remote sensor of the CD player T...

Page 15: ...ref 0dB 1 kHz at 20 dB 0 15 dB ref 0dB 1 kHz at 60 dB Standby power 0 5W USB Output level 2 2 0 2V Frequency response 1 dB ref 0 dB 20 Hz 16 kHz Total harmonic distortion 0 03 ref 0 dB 1 kHz Audio LPF...

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