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How to power down a Nuforce DAC-9 by remote?

I hope someone can help. I am a newbie and am trying to figure out how to turn on/off a Nuforce DAC-9 by remote control.
1. Does the remote supplied by Nuforce have an on/off button I have overlooked?
2. Does anyone know the discrete codes that could be used to power Nuforce unit on/off using a programmable URC universal remote control?
3. What is the cheapest device the Nuforce could be plugged into so the Nuforce unit could be controlled by IR or IR to RF using a programmable URC remote control?
I appreciate your efforts and expertise.
utrxdlr
rlwainwright
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If you plug the Nuforce's AC cord into a receiver having an AC outlet, powering down the receiver would cause the Nuforce to power down too...

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zd542
5,339 posts
 
Its probably meant to be left on all the time. Its very common to leave things like CD players, dac's, SS preamps....., powered up for long periods of time. If you're not sure, just ask NuForce. They may even mention this in your owners manual.
utrxdlr OP
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C'mon guys,

You'll are letting me down.

I do have 3 programmable remotes (MX-980's) in case I decide to throw a remote at the power button. With the toggle button on the back, I would need a boomerang.

Plugging into the receiver (Krell S-1200u) isn't possible.

Yes, I realize I could leave it powered up, but that's why I posted my question. I thought there we had a group of experts on this site. C'mon Guys!!!!
zd542
5,339 posts
 
"Yes, I realize I could leave it powered up, but that's why I posted my question. I thought there we had a group of experts on this site. C'mon Guys!!!!"

I gave you the right answer in my last post. Most SS digital gear is meant to be left on all the time. The idea does make some people nervous so that's why I said to check with NuForce so that you'll have piece of mind. I have 3 CD players; Wadia 861, 302, and an Arcam 33. They all get left on 24/7.
loomisjohnson
1,943 posts
 
get a smart strip power strip ($25 on amazon) and plug your receiver into the "control" outlet and your dac into a "switched" outlet. that way you can use your receiver remote to turn the dac on and off.
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