E.BASIC INSTALLATION AND AND CONNECTIONS
1. Place the unit on a clean level surface awayfrom
excessiveheat, moist.ureor light. Ideally, the CD-1 should be placed on the top of an audio componentstacl~, on top of a cabinet, or any rigid open-air platform.
2.Connectthe ACpowercord to the back of the unit. Oncethe powercord is secured plug the cord into an AC outlet.
Whenthe CD-1is connected to the ACoutlet you will hear a soft clicking sound.Thedisplay on the front panel mayilluminate during initial powerup; if not, depressthe powerbutton and the display will comeon.
NOTE:While the CD-1has superb regulation and does not require a dedicated ACcircuit, westrongly advise against any connections through extension cords or mul- tiple ACadaptors. Highquality 15 amplineconditioners or groundedACstrips are acceptable. Donot removeor bypass the groundplnon the end of the ACcord. This maycause RFI(radio frequencyinterference) to be in- duced into your playback system.
CAUTION:Whenmaking connections to this component or any other makesure th~ poweramplifier is OFFand the preamplifier is in the MUTEor STANDBYmode.
3.The CD-1is equipped with two analog output configu- ra.tions: Single-ended-via RCAconnectors and Balanced via XLRconnectors.
Connect the appropriate OUTPUTof the CD-1to the line level INPUTof your preamplifier.
NOTE:Th.e single:ended and balanced outputs can be used simultaneouslyto feed two different systems.
4.If youare using the CD-1as a dedicated transport connect the Digital Outputfromthe CD-1to a I£rell Digital Processor or other compatibledigital,to-analog audio processor. The CD-1is compatible with industry standard fibre optic, coaxial c@leor optional AT&T.fibre optic interface. Thelocation ot the unit shouldbe within
2metersof the digital signal processor.If a longer dis- tance is required we recommendusing an AT&Tfibre optic data rink, as it is moresuited to long runs.
