Special Settings; Adjust The Sound Volume; To Fix The Line Output Levels At Their Maximum; Usb Connections (Default Settings) - TAD D1000TX Mode D'emploi

SPECIAL SETTINGS

Adjust the sound volume

Adjust the balanced/unbalanced line output level
Used when connecting with a power amplifier.
The initial value for the line output is set at 30.
' Make adjustment by using the VOL (−/+) button on the main unit and the VOLUME (+/−) button at the center of
the remote controller.
During operations, the time display or sampling frequency display is switched to the line output sound volume display.
Note
' When using the volume function and connecting directly to a power amplifier (without using a pre-amplifier), be sure to
make the connection only after setting the volume to "0" (zero). If the connection is made with the volume set to a large
value, an excessive sound volume is generated to damage the speaker or your hearing ability.

To fix the line output levels at their maximum

Used when connecting a device, recorder, etc. equipped with the pre-amplification feature.
1. Press the main unit's VOL (+) button until the display indicates the maximum value of 78.
2. With the value set to its maximum, press and hold the VOL (+) button.
The line output level will be fixed at the maximum value, and the main unit's VOL (−/+) buttons and the remote control's
center VOLUME (+/−) buttons will be disabled.
At this time, the line output sound volume display is switched to the time display or sampling frequency display.
Hold the VOL (−) button pressed to activate again the volume function from the status fixed at the max. value.
The line output level is set at 30 (initial value) and the volume function is activated.

USB connections (default settings)

By connecting this device and your computer with a USB cable, this device can play the music by using the software which
is playable on your computer. The default USB input is the U1 (USB AudioClass 1.0) mode. Set the U2 (USB AudioClass 2.0)
mode if you enjoy the transmission of the sample rate greater than 176.4 kHz or the DSD signal.
1. Press the DAC MODE button on the main unit or remote control unit, then select U1 input.
2. Turn on power to the computer.
3. Use a USB cable to connect the unit to the computer; the proper driver will automatically be installed.

U1 (AudioClass 1.0)

' Supported sampling rates include 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz, and 96 kHz.
' Supports USB 2.0 High-speed.
Note
' Functionality has been confirmed with Windows 8 (64 bit), Widows 7, Windows Vista (32 bit), Mac OS 10.8, Mac OS 10.7,
Mac OS 10.6. Functionality has not been confirmed for other operating systems and versions.
' To play music with high sampling rates (96 kHz/24 bit, 88.2 kHz/24 bit, etc.), it may be necessary to adjust software settings
on your computer. For details, consult the specifications for the playback software used on your computer.

U2 (AudioClass 2.0)

' In addition to the USB default mode, the U2 (AudioClass 2.0 DoP) mode, supporting DoP format with 176.4 kHz,
192 kHz, 352.8 kHz, 384 kHz, and DSD signal transmission may be used.
' PCM data is transmitted up to 384 kHz sampling, and DSD data up to 11.2 MHz sampling (as of August, 2021).
' To transfer to the settings for Audio Class 2.0, follow the subsequent notes.
Note
' Functionality has been confirmed with Windows10 (32bit/64bit), Mac OS 11, Mac OS 10.15, Mac OS 10.8, Mac OS 10.7,
Mac OS 10.6.
' When using a Mac computer, set the unit's input to U2, then use a USB cable to connect the unit to a computer; the
proper driver will then be automatically installed.
1. When using a Windows terminal device, consult the TAD website (http://tad-labs.com) and download the proper driver.
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