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RR 2150 Stereo RetroReceiver

Owner’s Manual

To enter a frequency (station) directly:
1. 

Press DIRECT on the remote control (RC19).

The current frequency will go blank on the front panel display.

Use the 10 numeric keys on the remote control (RC3) to enter the 

desired frequency.

For example, to enter 89.3 FM, simply punch in 893. The numbers will 
appear on the front panel display as you key them in.

The tuner will automatically tune to the new frequency.

Memorizing Your Favorite Stations

Once you have tuned to a station, you may enter it into the RR 2150’s memory 
so that it may be easily recalled for future listening. The tuner memory holds 
up to 39 stations in any order you choose – it even intermixes FM and AM 
frequencies.

NOTE: 

Although you can use the front panel controls to program your 

favorite stations, we suggest that you use the remote control as it is 
more convenient. Using the front panel controls may result in the inter-
nal microprocessor picking an arbitrary preset number that you might 
find inconvenient or confusing.

To program stations into memory using the remote control:
1.

  Tune to the AM or FM station you want the RR 2150 to memorize.

.

  Press the MEMORY button on the remote control (RC27). 

“MEM” will appear in the front panel display in small orange letters 
immediately above the chosen frequency.

If any station presets have already been entered, you’ll see a number 
immediately below the word “PRESET” in the front panel display.

.

  Within 5 seconds, enter a two-digit memory number (from 01 to 

39) using the remote control’s numeric keypad (RC3).

The word “PRESET” will appear above and to the right of the frequency 
readout and the number of that preset will appear directly below.

If a station preset already existed, it is replaced by the new number.

.

  Repeat these steps for any additional stations, up to a total of 39.

To program stations into memory using the Function button:
1.

  Press the FUnCTIOn button on the front panel (FP17) or remote 

control (RC21) as many times as needed until “MEM,” “PRESET” 

and a preset number appear in the front panel display. 

The blue LED in the Function button will light and the red LED in the 
Enter button will blink. 

.

  Press EnTER on the front panel (FP9) or the remote control (RC17).

“MEM” will blink in the front panel display.

.

  Press EnTER again to accept the current preset number.

   

 

 

OR

 

Press the UP or DOWn buttons on the front panel (FP6/FP7) or 

remote control (RC 18/RC19) until the desired number appears. 

.

  Within 5 seconds, press the EnTER button to memorize the new 

station preset number.

Tuning a Preset Station

Once a station’s frequency is entered into the RR 2150’s memory, it is easy to 
recall the station or scan through the list of preset stations.

To select a preset station:

 

With tuner selected as your source, enter the two digit preset number 

of the desired station using the 10 numeric keys on the remote 

control (RC3).

Preset Tune

You manually tune to the stations you’ve already programmed into the RR 2150’s 
memory. You may do this from either the remote or the front panel.

To manually scan through your preset stations:

  With tuner selected as your source, press the PRESET UP or PRESET 

DOWn buttons on the remote control (RC23 and RC24) until the 

desired station is heard.

   

 

 

OR

1.  Press the FUnCTIOn button on the front panel (FP8) or remote 

control ((RC21) until “P TUnE” appears in the front panel display.

The blue LED of the Function button’s lights. The red LED of the Enter 
button blinks.

.

  Press EnTER on the front panel (FP9) or the remote control (RC17).

The red LED of the Enter button will go out. The blue LED of the Func-
tion button will continue to glow.

3.  Press either the UP or DOWn buttons on the front panel (FP6/FP7) 

or remote control (RC18/RC19) to scroll through the list of preset 

stations.

Preset Scan

When you don’t remember exactly which preset station you want to listen to and 
don’t want to go to the trouble of manually tuning in all your presets, you can 
let the RR 2150 do it for you by automatically scanning your favorite stations.

To automatically scan your preset stations using the P.Scan button:
1.  

With tuner selected as your source, press the P.SCAn button on the 

remote control (RC24).

The tuner will scan up through the list of stations, stopping at each 
one for five seconds. 

.

  Press the P.SCAn button again when the desired station is playing.

To automatically scan through your preset stations using the Func-
tion button:
1.  

Press the FUnCTIOn button on the front panel (FP8) or remote 

control (RC21) until “P SCAn” appears in the front panel display

The blue LED of the Function button’s lights. The red LED of the Enter 
button blinks.

.  

Press EnTER on the front panel (FP9) or the remote control (RC17).

The red LED on the Enter button will go out. The blue LED on the Func-
tion button will continue to glow.

The RR 2150 will begin to scan your presets, stopping at each memorized 
station for five seconds.

.

  Press the EnTER button again when you reach the desired preset.

Operation

Summary of Contents for RR 2150

Page 1: ...Owner s Manual RR 2150 Stereo RetroReceiver Version 1 1...

Page 2: ...ic charges Article 810 of the National Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 provides information with regard to proper grounding of the mast andsupportingstructure groundingofthelead inwiretoanantenna dischar...

Page 3: ...rflow through the cabinet If you are in doubt as to the ventilation requirements for your specificinstallation pleasecontactus Also donotplacetheRR2150directlyonacarpeted surface as this will inhibit...

Page 4: ...150RetroReceiverisafull featuredstereoreceiver thathasexteriorstylinginspiredbytheartdecotableradiosofthepastmatched with totally up to date circuitry parts selection and assembly techniques to assure...

Page 5: ...ponse with compact bookshelf speakers n Front Panel Tone Control Defeat n High performance AM FM FM Stereo Tuner with 39 Presets n Audiophile quality Preamplifier and Power Amplifier Stages Necessary...

Page 6: ...50 Front Panel RR 2150 Front Panel FP5 Treble control see page 19 Turn this knob to change the amount of high frequency information being sent to your speakers or headphones The treble control is inac...

Page 7: ...ockwise to increase volume and to the left counterclockwise to decrease levels RR 2150 Rear Panel RP1 Ground connector see pages 11 12 Connect the ground wire from your turntable to this screw connect...

Page 8: ...gnal and thus can not send any output to the speakers you have connected to it In unusual circum stances you can use shielded Y cords to connect both the internal amplifier and another amplifier to th...

Page 9: ...available though the function may vary from device to device RC8 Cursor control buttons menu navigation see pages 20 22 RR 2150 The Left and Right buttons have no function for the RR 2150 When the tun...

Page 10: ...utton selects either the FM Stereo or FM Mono tuner mode RC14 Memory button see page 21 Press this button to begin the process of entering a radio station s fre quency into the tuner memory for quick...

Page 11: ...does not have any inputs for the video from a DVD player or other video source device Any video connections should be made directly to the an appropriate input on your display device Connecting Your...

Page 12: ...12 Outlaw Audio Owner s Manual Connecting Your RR 2150 Connecting Audio Equipment to the RR 2150...

Page 13: ...tic The advantage of large diameter wire is that all else being equal it has less resistance to current flow than thin wire Speaker Connections Many Outlaws will use full range speakers with the RR 21...

Page 14: ...14 Outlaw Audio Owner s Manual Connecting Your RR 2150 Connecting Loudspeakers to the RR 2150...

Page 15: ...ass management a feature common if not required for multi channel products butnotfoundinthetwo channelworld Whiletraditionaltwo channelsystems havelongusedfull rangespeakers modernaudiosystems eventho...

Page 16: ...p switch on the front panel Note This option is best suited for a custom installation and may require a separate volume control for the speakers attached to the external amplifier Option 4 Using an ex...

Page 17: ...17 RR 2150 Stereo RetroReceiver Owner s Manual Connecting Your RR 2150 Connecting an External Amplifier to the RR 2150 Option 1 Option 2...

Page 18: ...s the rear panel switch should be turned off in normal opera tion is if the RR 2150 will not be used for an extended period of time or if you wish to connect or disconnect a component or speaker Choos...

Page 19: ...urning the knob counterclockwise emphasizes the left speaker Using Headphones You can use headphones for private listening without disturbing others or for critical listening Be aware that the headpho...

Page 20: ...n the Function button will extinguish Obviously using the Source selector is far easier and you ll probably use this method most of the time The reason we began with the Function button is that it let...

Page 21: ...ttons on the front panel FP6 FP7 or remote control RC 18 RC19 until the desired number appears 4 Within 5 seconds press the Enter button to memorize the new station preset number Tuning a Preset Stati...

Page 22: ...ol with the RR 2150 remote control Searching for Unknown Codes If your device does not respond to the remote after you have tried all codes listed for your brand or if your brand is not listed at all...

Page 23: ...mage your components Troubleshooting YournewRR2150isdesignedtoprovideyearsoftrouble freeoperation However the complexity of today s sophisticated home theater systems means that you might encounter an...

Page 24: ...0503 Yamaha 0490 0545 Zenith 0591 0503 SATELLITE RECEIVERS Manufacturer Brand Setup Code Number AlphaStar 0772 Chaparral 0216 Echostar 0775 1005 GE 0566 General Instrument 0869 HTS 0775 Hughes Net Sy...

Page 25: ...0016 Luxman 0056 MGA 0150 0019 0030 0178 MTC 0060 0030 0019 0056 Magnavox 0054 0030 0179 1254 Marantz 0054 0030 Matsushita 0250 Megatron 0145 0178 Memorex 0179 0463 0178 0016 0056 0150 0154 0250 Midla...

Page 26: ...ta 0037 Matsushita 0035 0162 Memorex 0104 0047 0479 0000 0037 0048 0035 0240 1037 0039 0162 0209 1162 1262 Minolta 0042 Mitsubishi 0043 0048 0067 Motorola 0035 0048 Multitech 0000 0072 NEC 0038 0067 0...

Page 27: ...Bass Management High Pass Slope Adjustable 60Hz 80Hz 100Hz Bypass 12 dB octave 2nd order Low Pass Slope 12dB octave 2nd order Tone Control Bass Center Frequency Range 50Hz 6 5dB Treble Center Frequenc...

Page 28: ...urn shipping charges if the repairs are covered by the warranty Please save the original shipping cartons as the unit MUST be returned in the original carton and packing Replacement cartons are availa...

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