
8Mute Button
Toggles between normal output level and the
If the volume is adjusted while mute is engaged, the volume will begin changing from the muted level, and mute will be automati- cally disengaged. This approach avoids the problem of turning the volume up, only to then “unmute” the system without thinking and suddenly find it dangerously loud.
9Balance Button
Duplicates the function of the balance button on the front panel of the Nº383 Controller, allowing you to then
10Polarity Button
Inverts the polarity (sometimes inaccurately called “absolute
phase”) of the outputs of the Nº383, indicated by the LED on the |
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11Battery Compartment (on bottom of remote control)
Using a #3 (small) Philips screwdriver, remove the bottom plate to access the battery compartment when it becomes necessary to re- place batteries. The Nº383 remote control uses two alkaline AAA batteries.