Matrix Audio element X Bedienungsanleitung
MUSIC STREAMER COMBO
User Manual
Matrix Electronic Technology Co., LTD
+86-29-86211122
B-801, No.111 Fengcheng 5th Rd.,
Xi'an, China
support@matrix-digi.com
www.matrix-digi.com
HIGH
PERFORMANCE
AUDIO
Catalog
1. Packing list
2. Parts and name
2.1 Front panel
2.2 Rear panel
2.3 Display screen
2.3.1 Dispaly in main interface area
2.3.2 Volume control
2.3.3 Display for input channel
2.3.4 Display for Output channel
2.4 Remote control
3. Connections
3.1 Connect to AC power
3.2 Connect to input source
3.3 Connect to headphone
3.4 Connect to active speaker or AMP
3.5 Connect to storage devices
3.6 Connect to LAN
3.7 Connect to WLAN
4. Play
4.1 Basic operation
4.1.1 Power on
4.1.2 Select the input source
4.1.3 Select output channel
4.1.4 Volume control
4.1.4.1 Volume adjustment
4.1.4.2 Mute
4.1.4.3 Hearing protection
4.1.5 Gain control
4.1.6 Filter settings
4.1.7 Auto sleep and wake up
4.1.8 Remote control
4.2 Play music through optical, coaxial or IIS-LVDS port
4.3 Play music through AirPlay or DLNA
4.4 Play music from USB storage devices\SD Card\NAS
4.5 USB Audio
5. Settings
5.1 Lineout Mode
5.2 PCM Filters
5.3 DSD Filters
5.4 Headphone Gain
5.5 Dither
5.6 Jitter Eliminator
5.7 DPLL Bandwidth
5.8 IIS-LVDS Port Definition
5.9 Dimmer
5.10 Auto Sleep
5.11 User defined button settings
5.12 Network Type
5.13 Remote Control
5.14 Load Default
5.15 Product information
6. Appendix
6.1 File formats and sampling rate supported
6.2 About MQA
6.3 USB storage device requirements
6.4 IIS-LVDS Port
6.5 Technical specifications
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Catalog
Users Manual
Packing list
01
2.1
Front panel
1.Packing list 2.Parts and name
1
9
2
38
1
2 3
4
5
47655
1. Standby
2. Menu
3. User-defined
4. Volume/control knob
5. XLR3/6.35mm headphone jack
6. XLR4 Balanced headphone jack
7. Display
8. Remote control sensor
9. LED indicator
1. Product x1
2. Remote x1
3. Wi-Fi antenna x2
4. USB cable x1
5. Power cable x1
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Parts & name
02
2.3 Display screen
2.2
Rear panel
1. Status for NAS devices
2. Status for USB storage devices
3. Status for MicroSD card
4. Status for Wi-Fi and ethernet
connection
5. Input channel
6. Sampling rate
7. Assistant information
8. Volume bar
9. Output mode
1. Current volume dB level
BAL
dB
-30.0
12 12 11 10 8
1. XLR right chanel output
2. RCA right chanel output
3. RCA left chanel output
4. XLR left chanel output
5. Coaxial input
6. Wi-Fi antenna jack
7. MicroSD card slot
8. USB HOST port
9. Wired netword port
10. USB Audio port
11. IIS LVDS input
12. Optical input
13. Power input
2.3.1 Dispaly in main interface area
2.3.2 Volume control
9
13421 5 5 6 6
7 83
L
R
XLRXLR
RCA RCA
2. Volume bar 3. Output mode
1 2 3
PCM 44.1
Optical 1
Filter 5
k
5 6 7 984321
UNBAL
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Parts & name
03
2.4 Remote control
1. Standby
2. Mute
3. Volume+
4. Volume-
5. Filter
6. Coaxial
7. Optical
8. IIS
9. USB/Network*
Coaxial 1
Input
Output
Balanced
1. Input channel
2. Unselected
1. Current output mode
2. Selected
2.3.3 Display for input channel
2.3.4 Display for output channel
1 2
1 2
*This button can switch input channels between USB and
Network.
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Filter
COA
OPT
IIS
USB/NET
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Connection
Please use the right three-phase power cable which includes the ground terminal and
ensure the ground is correctly connected, or you will have the possibility of electric
shock when you touch it.
Please unplug the power cable, if you need the element X to be disconnected from the
power.
element X is compatible with AC100-120V and AC220-240V power specifications.
Please make sure to switch the bottom power voltage according to your local valtage
enviroment before using. As shown:
The two sections of the voltage switch are 115V and 230V, each section for:
115V position is fit for AC100V-120V 50/60Hz
230V position is fit for AC220V-240V 50/60Hz
3.1 Connect to AC power
04
3. Connections
L
R
XLRXLR
RCA RCA
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230
115
AC 220-240V
AC 100-120V
Connection
05
Connection for front-end devices including S/PDIF output signal through coaxial and
optical port;
Connection for digital interface products of Matrix Audio through IIS prot.
3.2 Connect to input source
There are two headphone hybrid chassis jacks and one XLR balanced headphone jack.
You can use three ways to connect to headphone:
It is advisable to connect with high-impedance headphone for the best sound effect. If
it is connected to a low-impedance and high sensitivity headphone, in order to
decrease the noise, it is advisable to set the gain of headphone AMP at 'LOW' and
consider if an impedance cable is needed.
3.3 Connect to headphone
6.35mm
XLR.3
XLR.3
XLR.4
6.35mm
TV CD Player
Game Console Computer
L
R
XLRXLR
RCA RCA
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Connection
L
R
XLRXLR
RCA RCA
L
R
XLRXLR
RCA RCA
In order to avoid damage to your devices, please turn off the active speakers or
amplifiers before you connect them to element X.
3.4 Connect to active speaker or AMP
There are two USB HOST ports on the rear panel to connect with standard mass
storage USB devices.
The MicroSD card support up to 128GB，push to install or popup the card.
3.5 Connect to storage devices
06
Output
Input
R
R
L
L
Output
Input
R
R
L
L
LR
XLRXLR
RCA RCA
LR
XLRXLR
RCA RCA
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Connection
07
Connect to LAN, please use ethernet cable to connect element X with router (
recommend using CAT-5 or higher version shield ethernet cable), and let element X in
the status as shown below:
It is advisable to set up the router as DHCP server, and this function will allocate the
device IP address in LAN automatically.
3.6 Connect to LAN
3.7.1 Please make sure to properly install the two Wi-Fi antennas on the rear panel
(insert the Wi-Fi antenna into the jack and tighten it clockwise). You can adjust the
antenna angle to change the signal effect.
3.7 Connect to WLAN
L
R
XLRXLR
RCA RCA
L
R
XLRXLR
RCA RCA
1 2 3
Connect to LAN port
Connect to WAN port
Connect to LAN port Connect to LAN port
Router
Computer NAS
Internet
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