TacT Audio RCS 2.0S owner manual Front Panel Controls, Standby Input selector, Menu

Standby

Input selector

Navigation /Enter

Menu

7.Master volume /Mute

Front Panel Controls

The front panel controls on the RCS-2.0S will allow you to access and control all menu settings.

	Input Display	Volume Level
Standby Input Selector			Navigation/ Menu		Volume/
				Enter		Mute

Use the “STANDBY” button to toggle between Standby mode and ON.

The display will indicate Standby mode by displaying a small green light in the left side of the display. When the unit is placed in Standby mode all user settings are saved.

Press the “DIGITAL” button to select a digital input. Press the “ANALOG” button to select a analog input. These buttons are toggle switches and will scroll through the multiple inputs by pressing each button multiple times. The selected input will be displayed in the Input Display portion of the front panel display.

Use the navigational buttons to navigate the front panel menu options and make selections by pressing the “Enter” button located in the middle.

Press the “MENU” button to access the front panel menu system. To exit the front panel menu system, press the “MENU” button until you return to normal display mode.

The master volume is controlled by pressing the “UP” and “DOWN” volume buttons. The green digits on the left side will change as you raise or lower the volume - this is your master Volume Level indicator.

Use the “MUTE” button to mute or un-mute during playback. The Volume Level indicator will switch to “--” in Mute mode. You can still adjust the master volume while the unit is in Mute mode - the Volume Level indicator will briefly indicate the level, then switch back to the “--” mute indicator but sound will not be heard until the mute button is pressed again.

NOTE: The optional ADC module is required for analog inputs.

NOTE: The remote and front panel controls are disabled whenever a Per- sonal Computer is connected and the Room Correction or ParEQ software is running.

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