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- Page 1 Ambre Ambre " Ambre Ambre " Endpoint User manual Updated 26-2-2018 Made by ALL Engineering is a trade mark of Roon labs...
- Page 2 Introduction At Metrum Acoustics we are fanatic about building the best Digital to Analogue converters because of our love for making digital music sound sublime! Because of this dedication to perfection we can truly appreciate listening experiences like ROON©. Roon© looks at your music and finds photos, bios, reviews, lyrics, and concert dates, and makes connections between artists, composers, performers, conductors, and producers.
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Page 3: Important Safety Instructions
10. The Ambre must be placed on a firm, level surface where it is not exposed to dripping or splashing. - Page 4 What is in the Box The Ambre Endpoint • Power cord (only Euro or USA based power cords) • 2x UTP cable 1.5 mtr , two different colors • Made by ALL Engineering is a trade mark of Roon labs...
- Page 5 LAN (local area network) input: Connect an UTP cable with your local network. The Ambre is • made as a Roon end point and cannot work as a standalone device. The Ambre expects a working Roon music server on the same local network.
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Page 6: Operation
On/standby switch : By default the Ambre will startup as soon the mains cable is connected. • In cases that the Ambre is in a hide location there is no need to switch it to “On” Still it can be switched to “Standby” when needed. If the Ambre is switched to “Standby” the red led will lit. - Page 7 Now Ambre is visible but should be enabled before it can be used. • Enable the Ambre for your network and give it a name for the area in use (for instance living • room , kitchen or bedroom) Now the Ambre is ready for use.
- Page 8 The last step is to select the right output device for the specific room. Go to the right bottom • in your Roon user interface and select the right source by clicking on the Icon. Made by ALL Engineering is a trade mark of Roon labs...
- Page 9 Technical specs : Working principle: Linux based Roon end point using femto precision clocks Power supply: 30 VA Power consumption: Standby < 1 Watt Full operation 6 Watts Power requirement: 110/115V AC or 220/230 V AC 60/50Hz Inputs: Lan (local area network) max. 100 Mbps Outputs: 1x optical Toslink, 1x RCA coax, 1x AES/EBU and I2S.
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