Lyngdorf Audio MkIV owner manual Analog Inputs, Address setting for network operation

Clock Gate

A proprietary 5-pole XLR input is provided for a clock synchronised CD-transport, where the reference clock is controlled by the Millennium. This feature is called Clock Gate. When a compatible device is connected to the 5-pole connector (2) position D4 selects the Clock Gate input as a source.

(This means that a Clock Gate source will override the AES/EBU input.)

Digital Output

The selected analog or digital input source is relayed to the digital output. Use the output for recording CD’s etc.

Analog Inputs

One of the two 5-pole XLRs is dedicated for the optional Analog Input Module A.l.M., which will be clock synchronised and powered by the Millennium. When the A.l.M. is connected, one of four analog inputs can be selected by toggling through input Al to 44. When the A.l.M. is not present, the AI indicator will flash and the Millennium returns to the previous digital input.

Address setting for network operation

When used in a network in connection with either a RCS/TCS or another Millennium it is essential to set both the communication speed and address correctly. The address usage in a network is restricted by the following rules:

Address	Functionality	Comment
	Reserved	Normally not used
0
1	Master	Master, TCS, RCS
2-..	Slave	Slave

If more than one amplifier is present in the network different addresses must be appointed to each amplifier by the Millennium software.

The INPUT/AUX connectors on the back panel are used for connectivity over standard RJ12 cables in a suitable length. For Slave amplifiers the input is used to pass information from the Master or a RCS/TCS to the amplifier. For Master amplifiers the broadcast information will be passed to the slave on the AUX connector which also passes any input information in a daisy chain to the next Lyngdorf product.

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