RR2160
MkII Owner’s Manual
Outlaw Audio
RR2160
MkII Stereo RetroReceiver
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C15 Speaker Selector
(Page 23)
When two pairs of speakers are connected
to the RR2160 MkII, this button selects which
pair is active.
C16 Exit
(Page 28)
Press this button to exit the RR2160 MkII’s
setup menu.
C17 Enter
(Pages 26 - 28)
When navigating the setup menu (C6),
pressing this button will access sub-menus
or select highlighted options. Or, press to
choose a new track after using the
Up/Down cursor arrows (C7) to search for
another track.
C18 Bass
(Page 23)
This button and the Left/Right cursor
buttons provide control of the bass setting,
which is displayed on the front panel
display.
NOTE: When using small speakers (those
with limited bass handling capability) be
careful when increasing bass content,
particularly if any Speaker EQ (C10)
settings are active.
C19 Mute On/Off
(Page 22)
Press this button to mute the speaker
outputs. The front panel mute button’s blue
LED will be on when Mute is engaged.
C20 Tuner Scan Up/Down
(Pages 25, 28)
When the tuner is in use, press these
buttons to go to the next higher or lower
broadcast frequency.
C21 Preset Up/Down
(Page 26)
Press these buttons to scan up and down
through the list of radio station frequencies
that you have programmed into the
RR2160
MkII.
C22 Memory
(Page 26)
Press this button to begin the process of
entering a radio station’s frequency into the
tuner memory for quick recall.
Connecting Your RR2160
MkII
Before trying to connect your RR2160
MkII to other
system components, please observe the following
simple precautions:
•
Don’t connect the power cord to either the AC
outlet or your RR 2160 until you’ve made all
other connections.
•
Always turn off any device before connecting it
to the RR2160
MkII. Better yet, unplug the device
from its AC power source, as automatic turn-on
signals may inadvertently turn the product on.
Better safe than sorry!
•
Always pay attention to the warnings, options,
and specific procedures contained in the
instructions that came with the component
you’re connecting.
•
For analog connections, remember that
red input jacks = right channel audio
white input jacks = left channel audio
•
Insert all plugs and connectors securely. If you
don’t, you may experience noise, poor
performance, or equipment damage.
•
DO NOT bundle audio connection cables with
power cords and speaker cables. To get the
performance you expect, run all the power
cords down one side of the cabinet, all the
signal connections down the other side, and
the speaker cables down the center.
•
Connect your speakers after you’ve connected
all your other components to the RR2160
MkII
but before you connect the power cord.
Connecting and Using an Antenna
The RR2160
MkII has an internal FM/FM Stereo/
HD tuner with a connection for the FM
antennae.
FM Antenna
Connect the supplied FM dipole antenna by
screwing the antenna’s coaxial connector onto the
FM antenna connector (R7).
Note: This antenna is for indoor use only. For best
reception, fully extend the antenna and
experiment with its positioning to get the strongest
signal. If FM reception with the supplied indoor
antenna does not provide a strong enough signal
for acceptable reception, we recommend using an
optional amplified indoor or high-gain outdoor
antenna.