Model DP569 User’s Manual Setting Up
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2. Gently lift the top cover upward and towards the rear. Carefully set aside.
3. Reverse the above procedure when re-assembling the unit.
J40
J30 J25 J26 J28
J34
J31J32J40J41
Ref
Input
Dig 1/2
Input
Dig 3/4
Input
Dig 5/6
Input
Te rm i nat e d
Te rmi n at ed
Not Terminated
Not Terminated
Open
Linked
Not Used
Aux Data Output
Te rm i n at i o n
Signal Ground to
Chassis Ground Link
Aux Data Input
Te rm i n at i o n
Remote Output
Te rm i n at i o n
Remote Input
Te rm i n at i o n
Figure 2-1 Jumper Locations
2.2.2 Digital Input and Output
The digital input and output connections on the DP569 may seem unfamiliar to the
first time user of a digital audio device. The Audio Engineering Society (AES)
created a standard electrical interface for digital audio with a balanced XLR
connector and 110Ω impedance called AES3-1995. This interface was later expanded
to include an unbalanced BNC connector, 1 V peak-to-peak signal level, and 75Ω
impedance; the new standard is known as both AES3-ID-1995 and SMPTE-276M.
The DP569 uses this new standard.
Note: These signals must be properly terminated with a 75Ω impedance on the last
device in the signal chain. External 75Ω terminations for standard installations
are supplied within the packing kit for the DP569.