The most useful reference seemed to be:
"The signal at (used to drive) the toslink is the same signal as used for the coax out. So, find an old unit (Cd player) that has a coax out and remove it's tramsformer. Or you can use resistors to scale a 75 ohm output. The signal is TTL at around 5V, and the coax out is 1V. So scale resitors to give you 1V and use a 75 ohm output resistor. Good Luck, bobwire"
The really sad part is that a week ago, I finally threw out my old Micromega Leader 2 CD player. *argh* This happens every time I throw something out...
"The signal at (used to drive) the toslink is the same signal as used for the coax out. So, find an old unit (Cd player) that has a coax out and remove it's tramsformer. Or you can use resistors to scale a 75 ohm output. The signal is TTL at around 5V, and the coax out is 1V. So scale resitors to give you 1V and use a 75 ohm output resistor. Good Luck, bobwire"
The really sad part is that a week ago, I finally threw out my old Micromega Leader 2 CD player. *argh* This happens every time I throw something out...