Hello again
John, i hope you still read this thread. Your question gave me no peace. After reading in the Kann manual
How to Connect a Portable USB DAC
Connect the portable USB DAC to the AK device’s USB
Type-C port with a dedicated cable.
Press [ ] in the Notification Bar.
Once [ ] is activated, you can enjoy music stored on the
device through the connected portable USB DAC.
How to Change USB Audio DSD Output Type
You can change the type of DSD data that is outputted through the USB audio out.
Select a DSD output type in [Menu - Settings - USB Audio].
PCM : DSD audio is converted into PCM before being
outputted through the USB audio out.
DoP : DSD audio is converted into DoP before being
outputted through the USB audio out.
MQA : Optional activation of S/W MQA decoding.
Options may differ depending on the connected external device. Please refer to the specifications of each device.
The USB Type-C cable that comes packaged with the device is only to be used for computer data transfer or to charge the device. The type of dedicated cable needed to connect to the portable DAC varies; please refer to USB DAC manufacturer instructions for correct cable type. A USB DAC cable is not included with the device and must be purchased separately.
Depending on the OTG cable used, the connection may be unstable.
began to think, that Astell & Kern may have the necessary >USB On The Go< feature (I wrote >... to go< above, my mistake). I searched for an USB On The Go cable with USB C plug and found in my box on:
https://www.amazon.de/Anker-Weiblich-Ve … amp;sr=1-3
I made a try:

It works with this cable, without doing anything else then putting the hole cable thing together as shown in the picture. PCM is selected in the Kann. USB mode was selected by the ADI-2 Pro automatically. Seams to be a question of the right cable.
I looked in the manual of the SE200, page 37, he has the same feature.
Ralf
(ADI-2 Pro FS with Dell XPS13 and Dynaudio Focus 600 XD or Focal Clear — and a lot of Jazz)