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Connecting an external audio device to MERGING+NADAC
Connecting an external audio device to MERGING+NADAC
- David Jacques
Owned by David Jacques
You may connect external audio devices to MERGING+NADAC.
When an external source is selected, MERGING+NADAC automatically adapts its sampling rate to the incoming signal.
MERGING+NADAC can handle 1 sampling rate at a time, you cannot set the Main output and the Headphone output to 2 different sampling rates.
Step-by-step guide
- Connect your external device to MERGING+NADAC AES, Optical or Coaxial connector.
- Start the external device
- Long press the MERGING+NADAC rotary button to access the menu.
- Select Sources and short press the MERGING+NADAC rotary button
- Select the Main source and short press the MERGING+NADAC rotary button
- Select the required external input; AES, Optical or Coaxial and short press the MERGING+NADAC rotary button.
MERGING+NADAC will now switch its sampling rate to the incoming signal if required.
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