Rotel RC-1082 Phones Output, Audio Controls, Controlling Other Components, Media Player Input =

RC-1082Stereo Control Amplifier

Phones Output -

The Phones output allows you to connect headphones for private listening. This output accommodates standard 1/8” stereo mini plugs. If your headphones have a 1/4” plug you will need an adapter plug. Contact your authorized Rotel dealer, to get the correct adapter plug.

NOTE: Plugging in a set of headphones does not cut off the signal to the outputs. The power amplifier will continue to receive a signal and the speakers will continue to play. However, when headphones are plugged in, the 12V turn-on signal from the number “1” 12V Trigger Output is cut off. (The number “2” 12V Trigger output re- mains on.) So if your system is configured to use the number “1” 12V Trigger Output to turn the amplifier on and off, plugging in headphones will automatically turn off the power amplifier.

Media Player Input =

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the volume. On the RR-AT97 remote use the Volume + and – buttons C to increase or decrease the volume level.

Mute Button E

Remote Only

Push the MUTE button on the remote once to turn the sound off. An indication appears in the front panel. Press the button again to restore previous volume levels. The LED in the volume control will flash when the unit is muted.

NOTE: Pressing the volume buttons on the remote also cancels the muting function.

Balance Control 7

The Balance Control adjusts the left-to-right bal- ance of the sound output. Normally the control should be in the center position. In some situa- tions, typically when the main listening position is not ideally centered between the speakers, it may be necessary to adjust the control to achieve proper left-to-right balance. Turning the control counter-clockwise shifts the sound balance to the left. Turning the control clockwise shifts the sound balance to the right.

Recording Selector Buttons 0D

Press one of the Recording Selector Buttons to select the input signal that goes to the record outputs. When you are not recording, press the Off button. This minimizes the chance of interfer- ence from other components in the system.

Having a separate Recording and Listening selector adds a significant degree of flexibility in how you can use the RC-1082. For example by selecting CD with the Record Selector and selecting Tuner with the Listening Selector you can record a CD onto a tape while listening to the tuner.

If you have a three-head recorder or a DAT recorder that allows simultaneous read and write operation, you can monitor your record- ing by setting the LISTENING switch to the TAPE 1 or TAPE 2 position.

NOTE: If you wish to duplicate (“dub”) a recording from one recorder to another, the source unit must be connected to Tape 1 in/ outputs. Press the Tape 1 Recording Selector button. Connect the unit recording the signal to the Tape 2 in/outputs.

A 3.5mm (1/8”) stereo input socket for a “Media Player” is provided on the front of the RC-1082 and is selected by pressing the AUX 3 Listening input buttons.

Any portable stereo cassette, compact disc player or hard disc playback device can be connected via this input. If the Media Player input is connected to the headphone outputs of the player note that you may need to adjust the volume control on the player for sound to be heard. If the sound is loud and distorted turn down the volume on the player. If the sound is not loud enough, even when the RC-1082 volume control is turned up fairly high, then carefully turn up the volume control on the player.

NOTE: When the 3.5mm (mini jack) is in- serted into the Media Player socket the rear input called AUX3 is disconnected. Remov- ing the 3.5mm plug from the Media player socket will allow the rear AUX3 input to function.

Audio Controls

Volume Controls 8 and C

The front panel Volume control 8 increases or decreases the volume in both channels at the same time. Turn it clockwise to increase the volume or counterclockwise to decrease

Tone On/Off Switch 6

When the Tone Switch is in the Off (out) posi- tion the Bass and Treble Control circuits are bypassed to ensure the purest possible sound. Leave the Tone Switch in the Off position un- less you want to use the Tone Controls. Push in the Tone Switch if you want to adjust the Tone Controls.

Bass and Treble Controls 45

When the Tone Switch is pushed in, turning the Bass and Treble Controls adjusts the tone balance of the sound. Turn the Controls clock- wise to increase the bass or treble output. Turn the Controls counterclockwise to decrease the bass or treble output.

Aproperly set up high-performance audio system produces the most natural sound with little or no adjustment of the tone controls. Use these controls sparingly. Be particularly care- ful when turning the controls up (clockwise). This increases the power output in the bass or treble range, increasing the load on the amplifier sand speakers.

Listening Selector Buttons 9B

Press one of the Listening Selector Buttons to select the input signals that goes to the main outputs and to the power amplifier – or, more simply, which source is heard.

Controlling Other

Components

In addition to operating many of the controls of the RC-1082, the RR-AT97 remote control can operate basic features of some Rotel CD players, DVD players, and AM/FM tuners.

CD Functions

The / PLAY, . STOP, , PAUSE, { } TRACK and, RANDOM buttons, and NUMERIC keys (0 - +10) operate many Rotel CD players after the CD Listening button on the remote has been pressed.

DVD Functions

The / PLAY, . STOP, , PAUSE, { } TRACK and RANDOM buttons operate Rotel DVD players, after the AUX1 Listening button on the remote has been pressed.

Tuner Functions

The BAND, TUNING < >, and additional tun- ing feature buttons (PTY, TA, TP, etc.) operate Rotel tuners, after the TUNER listening button on the remote has been pressed.