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1.When the ATT button on either the unit or the remote controller is pressed, "ATT" flashes on the display and the volume level is reduced.
When the ATT button is pressed again or the volume is increased/decreased using the controls, the mode is canceled and the original volume level is restored.
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In such cases, the subsonic filter can be set to block the
When the subsonic filter is switched from ON to OFF, the ON/ OFF condition of the subsonic filter is displayed for 3 seconds, as shown below.
After displaying the ON/OFF condition, the display returns to the volume display.
2. When the An button is pressed with the volume level at
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Attenuation level can only be set using the An button on the unit. The attenuation level can be set at
1.Press and hold the ATT button on the unit for 2 seconds or longer. The attenuation level will appear on the display.
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Press the TONE button for 2 seconds or longer
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2.The attenuation level setting value changes with each press of the An button on the unit.
3.When the desired attenuation level setting appears on the display, leave it unchanged for 2 seconds or longer to enter the setting. Once entered, the display returns to the volume level indication.
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