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dCS 954 User Manual
 Manual for Standard Software Version 1.5x
dCS Ltd 
June 2000
Manual part no: DOC136954 iss 2B1
Page 10
file 135954ma2b1.pdf available from website
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T
HE 
H
ARDWARE 
– C
ONTROLS AND 
C
ONNECTORS
Rear Panel
PUSH
PUSH
PUSH
PUSH
PUSH
Analogue
CH1(L)
CH2(R)
Sensitivity
CH1(L) CH2(R)
Digital I/O
Reference In
Reference Out
AES1
AES2
AES3
AES4
CH1
CH2
In
Out
SDIF-2/DSD
75R
Clk
Remote
In
Out
MAINS FUSE 2A(T) ON OFF
Figure 2 – Rear Panel
All input and output connectors are mounted on the rear panel. Individual
connectors are clearly identified by the panel legend. Viewed from the rear from
left to right, the connectors are as follows:
Balanced Analogue Outputs
3 pin XLR male (2 off)
Unbalanced Analogue Outputs
RCA phono (2 off)
Output Level Adjustment
(trimmers)
Two multi-turn potentiometers set the full scale output levels for the Balanced
Outputs only. These are factory preset for full scale with output levels of
+14dBu. If necessary, adjust with a suitable trim tool or a small flat-bladed
screwdriver. Turn clockwise for increased gain. Take care to ensure the stereo
outputs remain in balance. The trim range is 
±6dB.
Reference In
3 pin XLR female
Reference Out
3 pin XLR male
Reference In is an AES/EBU reference input for synchronising the unit to a
Master Clock. Reference Out is an unbuffered loop through, directly coupled to
it, for use in a reference daisy chain.  A terminating resistor may be turned on or
off, using the menu (see 
Ref In
 command, page 23), if several units are to be
daisy chained with the same word clock.
AES1, 2, 3 & 4 Digital Inputs
3 pin XLR female (4 off)
Four AES/EBU inputs which may be used independently or in groups of two
(Dual AES on AES1 & 2 or on AES3 & 4) or four (Quad AES or 4-wire DSD).
P3D units will also accept DSD in P3D format connected to AES1, 2 & 3.
SDIF/DSD  CH1, CH2 Data
BNC (2 off)
These BNC connectors can be both inputs and outputs.  In normal operation
they are inputs for SDIF-2 encoded PCM, or SDIF-2 or SDIF-3 encoded DSD.
They are both TTL level signals for a 75 ohm line.  They can be set to accept
TTL level AES3 coded signals, using the menu (see 
BNC I
 menu command,
In addition, they can be used as data outputs, for re-formatting DSD data, in
DDC mode.  See the 
Ref In
 menu command on page 23.