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CONNECTIONS FOR THE STANDBY CONTROL
The CD-200 has two connectors for power control (17). One output on the transmitting device (integrated
amplifier, preamplifier or a device that passes on the power control signal), usually labelled "POWER
CONTROL" or "TRIGGER", must be connected to the socket "POWER CONTROL INPUT" (17). If this
cable is installed, the second jack connector ("EXT") serves to pass on the switch signal (for example to
the main amplifier) or it remains free. This CD player cannot generate the switching signal for other com-
ponents on its own!
e.g. preamplifier
A theoretically infinite number of devices may be served with the switch impulses from a transmitting devi-
ce. To this end, on most devices one of the two "POWER CONTROL" connectors may be used as a signal
input and the other as a signal output. This method of passing on the signal via the devices' inputs and
outputs and of thereby chaining them is also known as "daisy chaining".
Many devices which can be controlled by a switching signal (not preamplifiers or integrated
amplifiers), have two terminals which do not differentiate between input and output. In this case
either of the two can be selected. Even some devices that transmit the switch signal (preampli-
fiers and integrated preamplifiers) lack this marking. In this case it may be assumed that they
both are signal outputs.
"POWER CONTROL" sockets of preamplifiers or integrated amplifiers must not be interconnec-
ted! All receiving devices must not be connected to more than one preamplifier or integrated
amplifier (directly or indirectly)!
If a "POWER CONTROL" cable is connected to the back of the main amplifier and the 12V swit-
ching signal is given, the main amplifier can no longer be switched off with the "POWER" button.
If the power control function is not desired, the switch signal cable must therefore be removed!
(POWER CONTROL)
power control
cables
CD-200
e.g. main amplifier
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