Audio Connections - Ground Zero GZDSP 6-8X Anleitung

1 POWER indicator
OUTPUT
2
3 PC LINK
OPTICAL INPUT
4
(TOSLINK)
5 REMOTE socket
6 SUB INPUT (RCA)
7 HIGH LEVEL INPUT
8 MAIN INPUT (RCA)
9 AUX INPUT
Audio Connection
LED lights up - unit is ready and working
Line output for amplifier(s) providing an adjustable audio signal using the PC software.
Connect the unit with the supplied cable to your PC to be able to operate the user interface and to
make changes on the setup of the DSP. Make sure to have installed the PC software previously. The
unit may be disconnected after the setup is done.
We don´t recommend using any extension cord with the supplied USB wire, as the proper function
can´t be ensured. If the enclosed wire is too short, we recommend a suitable USB wire with an
integrated repeater. The LED next to the USB port will light up blue as soon as the DSP unit has
been connected to the PC.
Audio sources offering an optical SP/DIF signal (Stereo PCM) may be connected to this port using a
suitable TOSLINK wire.
Please note: If the audio source offers no variable volume level, it is absolutely necessary to use the
optional remote-control unit (GZDSP Remote)
To connect one of the optionally available remote-control units
GZDSP Remote or GZDSP Touch-Remote
Connect the subwoofer line out of the head-unit (if available)
The High-Level Input must be used if there´s no pre-amplified output at the head-unit, nor offering
a SP/DIF signal. In this case the head-unit speaker output wires must be connected to the high-level
input harness. By using the high-level input, the DSP unit will turn on automatically recognizing the
DC level. It´s not necessary to connect the Remote-In wire to the power terminal.
Caution: The high-level input and the line input(s) cannot be used simultaneously. This may lead to
malfunction and cause serious damage to the DSP unit.
Connect the pre-amplified head-unit output (RCA) for front and rear signals (if available)
The 3.5 mm socket can be connected to an additional source unit. AUX can be selected as audio
source using the PC software or one of the available remote-control units.
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