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(7) BATTERY REPLACEMENT: When the remote begins to become
weak or will not function, it is likely necessary to replace the battery.
Access to the battery is gained by removing the two Phillips head screws
that secure the back cover of the remote transmitter unit. The old battery
can be removed from the snap-on BATTERY TERMINAL and a new
battery reinstalled. A standard alkaline battery is recommended.
NOTE: When removing the old battery, wait at least 30 minutes before installing a new battery
to allow the internal circuitry to discharge completely and reset.
(5) BAL L: This button will shift the output of the preamplifier towards
the left channel. Each press of the button will increase the output
of
left channel by 0.5 dB and decrease the level of the right channel by
0.5 dB. A total shift of 6 dB is possible. The balance control is not
continuous; holding the button down will not continue to shift the
balance. The button must be repeatedly pressed to continue to
activate the balance shift towards the left channel.
(6) BAL R: This button will shift the output of the preamplifier towards
the right channel. Each press of the button will increase the output of
right channel by 0.5 dB and decrease the level of the left channel
by
0.5 dB. A total shift of 6 dB is possible. The balance control is not
continuous; holding the button down will not continue to shift the
balance. The button must be repeatedly pressed to continue to
activate the balance shift towards the right channel.
NOTE:
To return the bal ance to the center or 0 dB position, press and hold the MUTE
button on the front panel of the preamplier for 3 seconds. This will reset all micropro-
cessor controlled functions and return the balance position to L/R +/-0 dB.
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