Remember the weight of the amplifier when you select an installation location. Make sure that the shelf or cabinet can support it. We recommend installing the
The
Cables
Keep power cords, digital cables, and audio cables away from each other. This will minimize the chance of the audio signal cables picking up noise or interference from the power cords or digital cables. Using high quality, shielded cables will also help to prevent noise or inter- ference. If you have any questions see your authorized Rotel dealer for advice about the best cable to use with your system.
Remote Control
The
Audio Controls
The
CD Functions
The PLAY, STOP, PAUSE, TRACK and , RANDOM buttons, and NUMERIC keys
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DVD Functions
The PLAY, STOP, PAUSE, and TRACK ±, buttons operate Rotel DVD players, after the AUX1 button on the remote has been pressed.
Tuner Functions
The BAND, TUNING, and additional tuning feature buttons operate Rotel tuners, after the TUNER button on the remote has been pressed.
Remote Sensor
The remote sensor receives infrared signals from the remote control. Do not cover or block the sensor. It must be unobstructed or the remote control will not work properly.
The operation of the remote sensor can also be affected if it is exposed to bright sunlight or certain types of lighting (such as halogen lights) that emit infrared light. In addition remote control functions may not work reliably if the batteries in the
NOTE: To use the remote, aim it at the remote sensor on the front panel of the
Remote Control Batteries
Two
NOTE: Remove the batteries from the re- mote if it will not be used for a long period of time. Do not leave run down batteries in the remote control; they can leak corrosive chemicals which will damage the unit.
Speaker Outputs
See Figure 3
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Speaker Impedance
If only one set of speakers will be used at any given time, the speakers may have an imped- ance as low as 4 ohms. If there are times when both the A and B speakers will be used, all the speakers should have an impedance of 8 ohms or more. Speaker impedance ratings are less than precise. In practice, very few loudspeakers will present any problems for the
Speaker Wire
Use insulated
Polarity and Phasing
The polarity – the positive/negative orientation of the connections – for every speaker and amplifier connection must be consistent so all the speakers will be in phase. If the polarity of one connection is reversed, bass output will be very weak and stereo imaging degraded. All wire is marked so you can identify the two conductors. There may be ribs or a stripe on the insulation of one conductor. The wire may have clear insulation with different color conductors (copper and silver). There may be polarity indications printed on the insulation. Identify the positive and negative conductors and be consistent with every speaker and amplifier connection.