Allt-i-Ett User Guide

Back-panel connections

The following diagram explains the function of each of the connectors on the ALLT·i·ETT back panel:

* Use the polarity pen to check; see Additional information – Phase.

SERVICE: For dealer use only.

ANT FM.DAB+: Connect the supplied telescopic antenna for FM and DAB+ reception.

LAN IN: Use an RJ45 Ethernet cable to connect the ALLT·i·ETT to a LAN router for Ethernet connectivity.

LAN OUT: An optional output to allow you to daisy-chain the Ethernet connection to another device.

USB: Allows you to connect a USB cable terminated in a USB-A connector, play music files on a hard drive or USB stick.

D2, D3: Optical digital inputs.

D4: Coax digital input.

eARC: To connect to an HDMI device that provides audio over an eARC HDMI cable.

TRIG OUT: A trigger output to switch on a connected device when the ALLT·i·ETT is switched on.

IR OUT: Allows you to relay the infra-red PRISMA remote signals to Primare products in a closet, or out of reach of the infra-red signal.

SUB OUT: To connect to an active subwoofer, to extend the bass available from the ALLT·i·ETT.

A1/PHONO: An analogue input, for a line-level source or a Moving Magnet phono cartridge.

GND: A ground connection for low noise on a phono output.

O/I: The main On/Off switch. This will normally be left on, and the ALLT·i·ETT put into standby by the touch control on the touch panel.

Power: The mains power connection.

 


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