An Overview Of Connections - MartinLogan Unison User Manual

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Analog Left/Right RCA: [Forte amplifier] The analog input on the Forte amplifier can
accept an analog stereo signal through a cable using RCA connectors. An ana-
stereo pair (two connectors on each end).
Analog Left/Right RCA to Stereo 3.5mm: Users may find they need to
Digital Optical (Toslink): Digital optical utilizes one cable to pass digital audio infor-
mation (no video). A digital optical cable offers a high-quality digital connection
and passes multi-channel encoded audio between a source component and an
area network). When connected to a LAN, audio information can be sent to this
Wi-Fi: This connection technology wirelessly connects a device to a LAN (local area
network). When connected to a LAN, audio information can be sent to this speaker
using various protocols (such as DTS Play-Fi or AirPlay). If an Ethernet connection is used
to connect to a LAN, there is no need to use a Wi-Fi connection. In some installations a 'hard-wired'
Ethernet connection may prove more desirable than a wireless connection.
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log RCA cable can only pass a single channel of audio information between
a source component and audio output device. To achieve two-channels of
audio (left/right), you will find that analog RCA cables come bundled as a
connect an audio source with 3.5mm headphone style jack to the RCA inputs
on the Unison. To connect to these devices use a Left/Right RCA to stereo
3.5mm cable.
audio output device.
Ethernet: This cable allows you to physically connect a device to a LAN (local
speaker using various protocols (such as DTS Play-Fi
wireless (Wi-Fi) connection is used to connect to a LAN, there is no need to
use an Ethernet connection. However, in some installations, a 'hard-wired'
Ethernet connection may prove more desirable than a wireless connection.
or Apple AirPlay). If a
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