Connecting Digital Signal Sources; Connecting A Power Amplifier; Installing The Bluetooth Antenna; Connecting A Recording Device - AVM PA 30.3 Operating Instructions Manual

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If your pickup system works according to the MM or MC principle, please refer to the

corresponding documentation. Depending on the desired terminating capacitance (MM) or

terminating resistor (MC) of your pickup system, it can either be connected only to the phono

input (15) or additionally adjusted via the LOAD input (14). For this purpose, a corresponding

pair of plugs is plugged into the LOAD input for phono impedance (MC) and capacity (MM)

matching (14).

1.7 Connecting digital signal sources

Connect digital signal sources to either the coaxial or the optical digital input (20) using a

suitable cable. The COAX input is connected to the source devices via 75 Ohm cables, the

OPTO input via optical fiber.

NOTE: Please note that to play back a digital signal, a corresponding sound source with a

compatible input signal must be present. Otherwise the message NO DIG SIGNAL will appear

on the right side of the display instead of a volume value.

To connect the PA 30.3 to a power amplifier, use the analog preamplifier output RCA (24) or

XLR (25). The power amplifiers can also be easily connected via the PA 30.3 can be switched

on remotely (see section Error! Reference source not found.).

For optimal use of the integrated Bluetooth functions, the Bluetooth antenna included in the

scope of delivery must be connected to the antenna connector (16) on the back of the device.

Please make sure that the antenna is aligned straight when screwing it on. Only then angle the

antenna to the desired position.

The inputs of a recording device are connected to the analog recording output FIX (23). The

outputs of the recording device can again be connected to one of the analog high-level inputs

of the PA 30.3 (17, 19).

For integration of the PA 30.3 into a home cinema system, the PA 30.3 offers an AV Pass

Through function for all high-level inputs (17,19). If this function is activated, the input signal is

played back with a fixed level.

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