Outlaw Audio RR 2150 - Manual (Page 6)

6 Outlaw Audio
Owner’s Manual
RR 150 Front Panel
FP1 Tone Off (Defeat) control (see page 19)
Press this button to take the tone controls out of the signal path so that
they have no effect regardless of where they’re set. The blue LED in the
button’s center will glow when the tone controls are inactive.
FP Bass control (see page 19)
Turn this knob to change the amount of low frequency information being
sent to your speakers or headphones. The bass control is inactive when
the Tone Off button (FP1) is depressed.
NOTE: When using small speakers – those with limited bass handling
capability – be careful when increasing bass content, particularly if
you’ve also selected any setting other than “Off” with the front panel
Speaker EQ switch (FP15).
FP Balance control (see page 19)
Turn this knob to adjust for left-right imbalances in a source.
FP Front Panel Display
This display shows the selected input or radio station currently tuned, as
well as menu items to help you use the RR 2150.
RR 2150 Front Panel
RR 2150 Front Panel
FP5 Treble control (see page 19)
Turn this knob to change the amount of high frequency information
being sent to your speakers or headphones. The treble control is inactive
when the Tone Off button (FP1) is depressed.
FP6 Tuning Up (Menu Select) (see pages 20-21)
Press this button to tune to a broadcast frequency higher that the one
currently selected. It is also used with the Function and Enter pushbut-
tons (FP8 and FP9 respectively) to adjust tuner functions to match your
preferences.
FP 7 Tuning Down (Menu Select) (see pages 20-21)
Press this button to tune to a broadcast frequency lower than the one
currently selected. It is also used with the Function and Enter pushbuttons
to to adjust tuner functions to match your preferences.
FP8 Function button (see pages 20-21)
This button is used to configure the RR RR 2150’s internal tuner.
FP9 Enter button (see pages 20-21)
When setting up tuner functions with the Function (FP8) and the Tuning
Up and Down buttons (FP6 and FP7 respectively), press this button to
enter the choice shown to the unit’s memory.
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