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12V trigger Input/Output
The 12V trigger output may be used to automatically power up a CD-player (or other
equipment with 12V trigger input) when ECI 6DX is powered up. When ECI 6DX
powers up the 12V trigger output will be set to 12V and will support up to 75 mA
current output. Please keep the current draw below 75 mA by limiting the number of
devices connected to the 12V trigger output.
The ECI 6DX will power up (leave standby) when a voltage in range 8-20V (AC or
DC) is present on the 12V trigger input, and stays powered on for as long as the volt-
age is present. The current draw at the 12V trigger input is 3.3mA.
RS-232 Control Port
The RS-232 control port may be used in home installation setups or general usage for
controlling basic functionality on the ECI 6DX. Please refer to document "ECI6DX RS232
Command Reference V1.pdf" for further information. This document may be downloaded
from www.electrocompaniet.com
Streaming from your network, or the internet
The media streamer of the ECI 6DX can connect to your network wirelessly, or using a
cable. For optimal stability, a cabled connection is recommended.
Since the ECI 6DX supports gigabit ethernet, category CAT5e or higher is recommended. We
recommend the use of unshielded cables (UTP), to avoid ground loops.
When using a wireless connection, one has a choice between using a 2.4GHz or a 5GHz
network. The optimal choice is highly dependent on the environment. Generally speaking,
5GHz is recommended for short-range since it will then offer the highest throughput and stabil-
ity. At longer ranges, 2.4GHz is recommended due to its superior range.
Direct USB input (square USB-B connector):
This connection is to use the amplifier as a sound-card for your PC. It allows you to play up
to 196kHz/24bits directly through the DAC of the amplifier.
USB media library input (rectangular USB-A connector):
This connects to the streamer and allows you to attach music storage media, such as USB
sticks and hard drives. These can then be added to the music library, making these files
always available for playback.
From within the app, go to More (...) -> Bluetooth to enable pairing. The red LED on the
front panel flashes to indicate the unit is in pairing mode. Go to your phone or tablet’s
Bluetooth settings to find your unit and connect to it. Subsequent connections from the
paired device wil not need pairing to be enbled.
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