Mark Levinson N432 N431 Important!

Provide DC trigger control. One 1/8-inch mini-jack labeled

trigger in is available to receive 12 or 5V DC signals from a

connected component, and one 1/8-inch mini-jack labeled

trigger out is available to pass these signals along to a connected

power amplifier. The illustration below shows tip polarity

requirements.

5 to 12V, positive tip polarity

Connect the trigger in connector on the Nº432/431 to the

trigger out connector on a compatible component. Toggling

the connected component between on and standby will toggle

the Nº432/431 between on and standby or on and sleep

mode (depending on the power save mode switch setting).

Connect the trigger out connector on the Nº432/431 to the

trigger in connector on a compatible power amplifier. The

Nº432/431 will pass DC signals along to the connected power

amplifier, creating a “daisy-chain” of trigger control.

Determines the Nº432/431’s response to reductions in DC trigger

voltage, from “high” (5-12V) to “low” (0V).

Important! DO NOT change the power save mode switch setting when the

Nº432/431 is powered on. Make sure power is disconnected

from the ~ac mains connector before making adjustments.

When the power save mode switch is set to on, the

Nº432/431 powers on in sleep mode. If the Nº432/431 is

configured for trigger control, incoming DC signals toggle the

Nº432/431 between on and sleep mode.

When the power save mode switch is set to off, the

Nº432/431 powers on in standby. If the Nº432/431 is

configured for trigger control, incoming DC signals toggle the

Nº432/431 between on and standby.