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1. If you have chosen to use only a single input, install a jumper wire between the Input Select
pad for that input and the adjacent "com" pad on the RAKK dac.
2. If you have chosen to use multiple inputs, you will prepare a cable. Two lengths are given for
each input: the first is used if the input is on the RAKK dac and the second (in parentheses) is
used if the input is on the I2S Adapter.
• Prepare a 12½" #20 grey wire for the "common".
• Prepare a 12½" (13½") #22 blue wire for the first input.
Loosely twist this wire around the grey wire – about two or three turns for the entire
length – just tight enough to keep the wires together, but loose enough so the individual
wires can be pulled where they are needed.
• Prepare a 12¾" (13¾") #22 orange wire for the second input.
Loosely twist this wire around the other wires.
• If you are using a third input, prepare a 13" (14") #22 violet wire.
Loosely twist this wire around the other wires.
• If you are using a forth input, prepare a 13¼" (14¾") #22 black wire.
Loosely twist this wire around the other wires.
• If you are using a fifth input, prepare a 13½" (15") #22 red wire.
Loosely twist this wire around the other wires.
• If you are using a sixth input, prepare a 13¾" (15¼") #22 white wire.
Loosely twist this wire around the other wires.
3. Connect the cable that you have prepared:
• Connect the grey wire to the Input Select "com" pad.
• Connect the blue wire to the Input Select pad selected by switch position 1.
• Connect the orange wire to the Input Select pad selected by switch position 2.
• Connect the violet wire to the Input Select pad selected by switch position 3.
• Connect the black wire to the Input Select pad selected by switch position 4.
• Connect the red wire to the Input Select pad selected by switch position 5.
• Connect the white wire to the Input Select pad selected by switch position 6.
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RAKK dac inputs 1 through 3 will be pre-wired on the back panel assembly.
We have found the "Mute" function and the "Lock" function to be of little value so they are not
used.
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