KGUSS D70 Pro OCTO

KGUSS Topping D70 Pro OCTO DAC User Manual

Model: D70 Pro OCTO

Ọrọ Iṣaaju

The KGUSS Topping D70 Pro OCTO DAC is a high-fidelity digital-to-analog converter designed to deliver exceptional audio performance. Featuring 8 Cirrus Logic CS43198 DAC chips, Bluetooth 5.1 with LDAC support, and a vibrant Aurora UI color display, this unit offers versatile connectivity and advanced audio decoding capabilities up to PCM768kHz/32bit and DSD512. It also includes RCA and XLR outputs and can function as an integrated preamplifier.

Ohun ti o wa ninu Apoti

Nigbati o ba ṣii package, rii daju pe gbogbo nkan wa:

D70 Pro OCTO Unit
Isakoṣo latọna jijin
Okun USB
AC Power Okun
Eriali Bluetooth
Quick Bẹrẹ Itọsọna

Contents of the D70 Pro OCTO box including the DAC unit, remote, cables, and antenna.

Image: The D70 Pro OCTO unit with its included accessories: remote control, USB cable, AC cable, Bluetooth antenna, and quick start guide.

Awọn ilana iṣeto

1. Asopọ agbara

Connect the provided AC power cable to the unit and a suitable power outlet. Ensure the power switch on the rear panel is in the ON position.

2. Awọn isopọ Audio

The D70 Pro OCTO offers both RCA single-ended and XLR balanced outputs. You can use either or both simultaneously to connect to your amplifier or active speakers. Ensure all cables are securely connected.

Rear panel of the D70 Pro OCTO DAC showing RCA, XLR, Optical, Coaxial, USB, and power inputs.

Image: Rear panel connections of the D70 Pro OCTO, illustrating RCA, XLR, optical, coaxial, and USB input/output options.

3. USB Connectivity (Plug and Play)

The D70 Pro OCTO is compatible with Windows 10, Windows 11, MAC, Linux, iOS, and Android devices. For Windows users requiring ASIO applications, a custom driver (XMOS XU316 and Thesycon) is provided for stable performance. Other operating systems are driver-free.

Screenshot showing D70 Pro OCTO recognized as an audio device on a computer, highlighting plug-and-play compatibility.

Image: A computer screen displaying the D70 Pro OCTO as a recognized audio output device, demonstrating its plug-and-play functionality across various operating systems.

4. Asopọ Bluetooth

The unit supports Bluetooth 5.1 with LDAC, aptX-Adaptive, aptX HD, AAC, and SBC audio encoding for high-quality wireless transmission. Pair your device by enabling Bluetooth on the D70 Pro OCTO and selecting it from your source device's Bluetooth settings.

A hand holding a smartphone connected via Bluetooth to the D70 Pro OCTO DAC on a desk.

Image: A smartphone wirelessly connected to the D70 Pro OCTO via Bluetooth 5.1, demonstrating its LDAC-supported wireless audio streaming capability.

5. 12V Trigger

The D70 Pro OCTO includes a 12V Trigger input and output interface. This allows the unit to be switched on or off by other compatible devices, and also actively trigger other devices to power on or off synchronously.

Close-up of the 12V Trigger input and output on the rear panel of the D70 Pro OCTO.

Image: Detail of the 12V Trigger input and output ports on the rear of the D70 Pro OCTO, enabling synchronized power control with other audio components.

Awọn ilana Iṣiṣẹ

1. Aurora UI and Display

The D70 Pro OCTO features a full-color screen and three touch buttons for an intuitive user interface. You can toggle between playback information, FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) display, or VU (Volume Unit) meters. Customized functions are accessible by pressing the volume knob. The display supports switching between Chinese and English.

Aurora UI display of the D70 Pro OCTO showing playback information, FFT, and VU meters.

Image: The Aurora UI of the D70 Pro OCTO, showcasing its full-color display with options for playback information, FFT, and VU meter visualizations.

2. Output Mode Switching

The unit allows you to freely switch between RCA single-ended output, XLR balanced output, or use both simultaneously. Additionally, you can select between XLR 4V/RCA 2V and XLR 5V/RCA 2.5V output levels to match different devices and performance requirements.

D70 Pro OCTO display showing output level selection between 4V and 5V.

Image: The D70 Pro OCTO's display menu, illustrating the option to select between 4V and 5V output levels for versatile system integration.

3. Integrated Preamplifier Išė

Beyond its DAC capabilities, the D70 Pro OCTO can operate in a "preamp" mode. In this mode, you can directly adjust the volume and output to power amplifiers or active speakers. It features independent volume memory for different modes, ensuring the unit reverts to your last-used volume setting when switching modes.

D70 Pro OCTO connected to a pair of active speakers, demonstrating its preamplifier iṣẹ.

Image: The D70 Pro OCTO functioning as a preamplifier, connected to and controlling the volume of a pair of active speakers.

Awọn pato

DAC Chips: 8x Cirrus Logic CS43198
Iyipada ohun: Up to PCM768kHz/32bit, DSD512
Bluetooth: Version 5.1, supports LDAC, aptX-Adaptive, aptX HD, AAC, SBC
Awọn abajade: RCA (single-ended), XLR (balanced)
THD+N (5V A-wt): <0.00007%
SNR: 134dB (A-wt)
DNR: 134dB
Ariwo: <1.0uVrms
UI: Aurora UI with full-color display and touch buttons
Ṣaajuamp Iṣẹ: Iṣọkan ṣaajuamplifier with independent volume memory
Nfa: 12V Trigger input/output
Awọn iwọn: 14.57 x 9.49 x 3.43 inches
Ìwọ̀n Nkan: 4.27 iwon

Detailed specifications table for the D70 Pro OCTO DAC, including THD+N, SNR, DNR, and output levels for RCA and XLR.

Image: A table detailing the D70 Pro OCTO DAC's performance parameters, including THD+N, SNR, DNR, frequency response, output levels, channel crosstalk, channel balance, and output impedance for both RCA and XLR outputs.

Laasigbotitusita

This section provides solutions to common issues you might encounter with your D70 Pro OCTO DAC. For more detailed troubleshooting, refer to the official support video.

Troubleshooting Video Guide

Video: Official troubleshooting guide for the Topping D70 Pro OCTO HIFI DAC, covering various common issues and their solutions.

Wọpọ Oran ati Solusan

Iṣẹlẹ	Ojutu
Can't be turned on	Ṣayẹwo asopọ agbara. Ṣayẹwo ti o ba ti ru nronu agbara yipada ni ON ipo. Try with another power cable. Try with another power outlet.
Ko si ohun	The device did not power on. Check the power supply. Check that the proper input source is selected. Press the button on front panel to switch input channel. Ṣayẹwo eto iṣẹjade. Ṣayẹwo awọn asopọ fun gbogbo awọn ẹrọ. Fi awọn kebulu asopọ sii ni gbogbo ọna. Check the volume of all devices and whether they are muted. Bluetooth NINU: Too low volume on phone. Please adjust volume. USB NINU: 1) Too low volume on PC. Please check and adjust the computer system volume, music player volume and driver volume to the maximum. 2) Select the default output device of your music player or computer as this unit.
Sisisẹsẹhin alariwo	Try with other songs. The specifications of songs are not supported by this unit. If the noise appears only when playing DSD files, please check and adjust the computer system volume, music player volume and driver volume to the maximum. Check to see if the problem is with the source, downstream equipment and cables. If the noise disappears after unplugging the USB cable, it may be interference from the source. You could try to add a USB isolation between this unit and the source.
One channel with noise / no output	Check to see if the problem is with the source, downstream equipment and cables.
Channel imbalance	Set to C (Balance) in [Setup Menu - Advance - Channel balance]. Check to see if the problem is with the source, downstream equipment and cables. You can try swapping the left and right channel connections and try with another source.
Cannot pair the Bluetooth	Enable Bluetooth function in the setup menu first. May be already connected to another Bluetooth device. Press and hold headphone button on the remote control to let this unit enter pairing mode. Mu ẹrọ Bluetooth wa nitosi ẹyọ yii. Turn the power of the unit off and then try again. Mu ẹrọ Bluetooth wa nitosi ẹyọ yii. Yọ awọn idena laarin ẹrọ Bluetooth ati ẹyọkan kuro.
Bluetooth in: the sound is cut off	Lati ṣe idiwọ kikọlu itanna, wa ẹyọkan kuro ni awọn adiro makirowefu, awọn ẹrọ LAN alailowaya ati awọn ẹrọ Bluetooth miiran. Tun ẹrọ Bluetooth pọ.
The connected USB device does not recognize this unit	USB cable did not connect properly. Please check or change the cable. Driver problem. Try to reinstall the driver. Maybe caused by the PC. Check or try with another PC. Diẹ ninu awọn foonu nilo iṣẹ OTG lati muu ṣiṣẹ lakọkọ.
Isakoṣo latọna jijin ko dahun	Enable remote control function in the setup menu first. Try to insert two fresh AAA batteries. Please aim at the remote control receiver. Bring the remote control close to the device. Use your Android phone's camera to look at the transmitter at the top of the remote, if it doesn't blink when you press the remote button, the remote is defective. If you have more than one Topping device, check that you are using the correct remote control.
Can't adjust this unit's volume	Please check if DAC mode was set in [Setup menu-Advanced-DAC mode]. In DAC mode, the volume is not adjustable and is the maximum value, while in PRE mode the volume can be adjusted. Set it to PRE mode if you need to adjust the volume.
Awọn sample rate displayed on the device does not match the music file	The choice of music player app, the setting of music player and the setting of computer/phone will all have an impact on the sampoṣuwọn ling. Awọn sampling rate displayed by this unit is the sampling rate of the input signal, and it will not change the sampling rate by itself. If the music player can be set to exclusive mode, the audio signal will not be resampled by the computer/phone, so the sampling rate of the output signal is the sampling rate of the original file, ati awọn sampling rate displayed by this unit is also the sampling rate of the original file. Because some players can't be set to exclusive mode, the audio signal will be resampled by the computer/phone and then output. So this unit will always display the sampling rate set by the computer/phone. We recommend using Audirvana player on MAC OS and Foobar on Windows.
DAC ajeji	Disconnect other devices and reboot. If the problem still persists, your unit may be defective. Please contact us by mail.
DIR ajeji	Disconnect other devices and reboot. If the problem still persists, your unit may be defective. Please contact us by mail.
PN voltage abnormal / low / high	Disconnect other devices and reboot. If the problem still persists, your unit may be defective. Please contact us by mail.
5V iwọntage abnormal / low / high	Disconnect other devices and reboot. If the problem still persists, your unit may be defective. Please contact us by mail.
FFT module ajeji	Disconnect other devices and reboot. If the problem still persists, your unit may be defective. Please contact us by mail.
File size large	Please re-flash the correct firmware. Try to reboot the computer or use another computer.
Firmware damage	Please re-flash the correct firmware.
Topping other firmware	Please re-flash the correct firmware.
Aimọ file	Please re-flash the correct firmware.
Imudojuiwọn kuna	Please re-flash the correct firmware.
No firmware	Please re-flash the firmware.

Atilẹyin ọja ati Support

KGUSS, as a brand authorized distributor, provides the following:

30-ọjọ owo-pada lopolopo fun eyikeyi idi.
Ju lọ 12-osu atilẹyin ọja on all quality defects.
Awọn atilẹyin 30-day price matching.

For any questions or support needs, please contact us at: HIFICOLLEGE@gmail.com

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