Settings (Introduction) - Esoteric D-05 Manuel Du Propriétaire

MENU
1 Repeatedly press the MENU button to select the menu
item to be changed.
If you leave the unit idle for 10 seconds, the setting mode will
be cancelled.
< The SETUP button on the remote control unit of the P-05 can
also be used.
2
Use the VOLUME buttons (–/+) to select the options
within the menu item.
Individual menu functions are described on pages 12-13.
< The INPUT button (</>) on the remote control unit of the P-05
can also be used.
3 Repeatedly press the MENU button until the display
returns normal (or leave the unit idle for 10 seconds) to
exit the setup mode.
Pressing the STOP button also finishes the setup mode.
< Settings are stored even when power is turned off and the
unit is unplugged. If left unplugged for an extended period,
the settings may be lost.

Settings (introduction)

VOLUME +/–
Available menu items and settings
CONV>***
You can convert the 44.1 kHz CD sampling frequency to 2x
or 4x. It is also possible to convert the CD PCM signal to a
DSD signal.
A different setting can be made for each input.
When a DSD signal from a Super Audio CD is being input
this setting is ignored.
DF>****
Changes the digital filter characteristics during PCM signal
playback.
A different setting can be made for each input.
MCK>***
Selects word sync or master clock modes.
A different setting can be made for each input.
W-OUT>***
Select the word sync output frequency.
A different setting can be made for each input.
CH>***
Selects the channel that this unit receives when the i.LINK
(AUDIO) terminal is connected.
i-RC>***
When multiple D-05 units are directly connected using
i.LINK cables and you use this function, the volume, muting
and dimmer of all D-05's in the chain can be controlled
using only one D-05.
RC>***
In case of being used with Esoteric amplifier, you can set the
D-05 not to respond to the Esoteric remote control.
DISP>***
Selects whether the display normally displays the volume or
the sampling frequency.
DIMMER>***
The display on the main unit can be dimmed to suit the
environment in which you listen to music.
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