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Operating instructions

The 851D has a custom-made display on the front of the unit that shows

the current status and allows you to access the system settings menu.

Here you can adjust the listening settings to your personal preference.

The system menu is easy to navigate and control, simply by using the

input select buttons to turn a feature on (solid circle) or off (no circle) and

the volume control knob to increase/decrease settings.

Note: To exit the System settings menu or go back one level, press the

Menu button.

Selecting input source

Push the appropriate input selection button to select the source

component that you wish to listen to (highlighted by a solid circle on the

display).

44.1kHz

Input 1

Input 2

Input 3

Input 4

BNC

AES/EBU

BTooth

USB

Filter and phase selection

Press the relevant input select button for four seconds to access the

submenu. Choose either of the three lter or the phase by pressing the

corresponding button. See later section for further details.

SOURCE

Naming

Input 1

Note: The 851D remembers and recalls the selected lter type for each

input individually, making it possible, for example, to select Steep for the

USB input and Linear Phase for Digital Input 1, and so on.

Changing input names / source naming

SOURCE

Naming

Input 1

Press the relevant input select button for four seconds to access the

submenu. Press the Naming button, for example, if Input 1 is a CD player,

name it “CD” etc. Letters are selected by turning the volume control to

scroll through the available characters. Press the ‘Left’ or ‘Right’ button

to select which character you wish to edit. Press the ‘Done’ button to

save and exit the input name change menu and return to the previous

menu.

Alternatively, you can change the input name source by pressing the

Menu button then navigating to ‘Source > Naming’.

USB audio

The 851D is both USB 2.0 (Hi-Speed) and USB 1.1 (Full-speed) USB port

compatible.

It will also work with the new USB 3.0 ports where the PC will simply treat

the 851D as if it were a USB 2.0 or 1.1 device.

The 851D also supports two USB Audio protocols (not the same as the

port types themselves) USB Audio 1.0 (which works over USB 1.1 ports

and supports up to 24-bit/96kHz) or USB Audio 2.0 (which requires a

USB 2.0 port and can support up to 24-bit/192kHz).

The default conguration is USB 2.0 and USB Audio 2.0 which works

with nearly all common operating systems and computer types without

drivers and supports up to 24-bit/96kHz audio, simply plug in and play.

In this conguration the 851D is able to work at up to 24-bit/96kHz

by declaring to your computer that it can handle any sample rate from

32kHz to 96kHz.

However in some Windows/Mac operating system variants the operating

system itself may restrict or x the output sample rate or re-sample the

audio.

See our online guide at www.cambridge-audio.com/851DSupport on

USB Audio for more details on this. With careful choice of playback

software and settings many pitfalls can be avoided.

In particular our free Windows USB Audio 2.0 driver (available from our

website) supports up to 24-bit/192kHz audio and WASAPI Exclusive or

ASIO modes that can give enhanced performance.

Switching between USB Class 1 and USB Class 2

operation

Your 851D will come set to driverless USB Audio Class 1 by default, but

it can be congured to run in either USB Class 1 or 2 mode. To change

USB Class, press the Menu button, then press the USB button to swith

between USB 1 and 2 class.

SETTINGS

USB 2

Pre-Amp

Front IR

Bright

Source

Trigger

APD OFF

Use with PCs

With the 851D switched to USB Audio 2.0, the 851D needs the Cambridge

Audio USB Audio 2.0 Driver to be loaded and can then accept up to

24-bit/192kHz (and support ASIO and WASAPI Exclusive if required).

With the 851D switched to USB Audio 1.0, the 851D will work with the

native Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8 Audio 1.0 driver (no need to load any

new driver) and accept audio up to 24-bit/96kHz.

The driver is available from www.cambridge-audio.com/851DSupport.

Use with Macs

With the 851D switched to USB Audio 2.0 the 851D works with the native

Mac OS-X 10.5 (Leopard) or above Audio 2.0 driver and can accept audio

up to 24/192kHz.

No extra drivers are required. With the 851D switched to USB Audio 1.0

the 851D will work with the native Mac OS-X 10.5 (Leopard) or above

Audio 1.0 driver and accept audio up to 24/96kHz.

Use with Linux

For most builds of Linux with the 851D switched to USB Audio 1.0 the

851D will work with the native Audio 1.0 driver and accept audio up to

24-bit/96kHz.

Some very new builds of Linux are now supporting USB Audio 2.0 for

which the 851D should be switched to Audio 2.0 support to accept audio

up to 24-bit/192kHz.

For both cases, because Linux builds vary according to their creators

choice of software components (including drivers) it is not possible to

guarantee operation and Audio drivers may need to be loaded.

‘Class drivers’, as they are called for generic support of Audio Class 1.0

or Audio Class 2.0 devices, may be available from the Linux community,

however we do not supply these.

For full USB audio setup guides and to download the Windows USB 2.0

driver, visit www.cambridge-audio.com

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