Rodgers Allegiant 657, Owner'S Manual

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Adjusting Out Pan
1) Press and hold the SET piston.
2) Rotate the Select knob counter-clockwise until INT/EXT OUT PAN is shown in the display
window and the flashing cursor is on either the numerical value.
3) Rotate the ALPHA dial to change the panning. A value of -64 pans the audio to the far left
while a value of 63 pans the audio to the far right. A value of 0 centers the audio.
To select INTERNAL versus EXTERNAL panning adjustment:
4) Turn the Select knob one click counter-clockwise so that the flashing cursor is on the either
the word INT or EXT.
5) Rotate the ALPHA dial to select INT or EXT. If you wish to change panning of your new
selection, turn the Select knob
clockwise one click and turn the ALPHA dial to change the
panning.
Ambience Level
The Ambience Level for the Main and Alternate output as well as the Auxiliary Input can be
adjusted to meet the users needs.
Adjusting Ambience Level
1) Press and hold the SET piston.
2) Rotate the Select knob counter-clockwise until MAIN/ALT/AUX AMBIENCE LEVEL is
shown in the display window and the flashing cursor is on the numerical value.
3) Rotate the ALPHA dial to change the Ambience Level. Larger values lead to louder
Ambience Levels.
To select MAIN, ALTERNATE or AUXILIARY Ambience Level adjustment:
1) Turn the Select knob one click counter-clockwise so that the flashing cursor is on the word
MAIN, ALT or AUX.
2) Rotate the ALPHA dial to select MAIN, ALT or AUX. If you wish to change the Ambience
Level of your new selection, turn the Select knob
clockwise one click and turn the ALPHA
dial to change the numerical value of the Ambience Level.
Treble and Bass
This organ allows you the option to equalize the output of both the internal and external speakers
connected to the organ. The bass (i.e. low) and treble (i.e. high) frequencies can be boosted or
cut to meet the listeners' taste.
Adjusting Treble
1) Press and hold the SET piston.
2) Rotate the Select knob counter-clockwise until INT/EXT BASS is shown in the display
window and the flashing cursor is on the numerical value next to the word TREBLE.