What to do if there is no sound from one or both channels on my Outlaw RR 2160?
If you are experiencing a lack of sound from one or both channels on your Outlaw Receiver, the issue might stem from poor connections or an incorrect speaker mode. Ensure that all interconnects to the amplifier and speakers are properly connected. Also, verify the speaker selector to confirm that the connected speakers are turned on.
Why is my Outlaw RR 2160 Receiver not responding to remote commands?
If your Outlaw Receiver isn't responding to remote commands, it could be due to low battery power in the remote or an obstruction of the remote sensor. Try changing the batteries in the remote. Also, make sure that the front-panel remote sensor is not blocked, or connect an external remote sensor.
How to fix an Outlaw Receiver that does not turn on?
If your Outlaw Receiver does not turn on when you press the remote or front panel buttons, the issue might be related to the power supply. Ensure that the AC power cord is properly plugged into a live outlet. Also, verify that the MAIN POWER switch on the rear panel is turned ON.
Why is there intermittent buzzing in my Outlaw Receiver tuner?
If you're hearing intermittent buzzing in the tuner of your Outlaw Receiver, it could be due to interference from local sources. Try moving or relocating the antenna. Also, move the antenna or the unit away from computers, fluorescent or neon lights, or appliances with motors.
What to do if the Internet Radio station list seems incomplete on my Outlaw RR 2160 Receiver?
If the Internet Radio station list on your Outlaw Receiver appears incomplete, it might be due to incorrect filter settings. Press the MENU button to adjust the station filter for Location, Genre, or Podcasts.
Why doesn't my Outlaw RR 2160 appear on the list of devices for DLNA Media Controller?
If your Outlaw RR 2160 is not appearing on the list of devices for the DLNA Media Controller, it's likely because the input is not set to DLNA-DMR. Change to the DLNA-DMR input before attempting to select the RR 2160 in the media controller software.
Warning to prevent electric shock by not removing the cover. Refer to qualified personnel.
Instructions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury during operation and maintenance.
Guidelines for power cord handling, protection from lightning, and surge protection.
Proper cleaning, avoiding overloading, and servicing by qualified personnel are crucial.
Key safety advice, including connecting components, and verifying line voltage before use.
Describes the RR 2160's custom bass management system and crossover options.
Guides for connecting powered and passive subwoofers using different modes.
Connects the RR 2160 pre-outs to an external amplifier for expanded power.
Connects both internal and external amplifiers for multiple speaker sets.
Instructions for turning the unit on and placing it into standby mode.
Guides on selecting audio sources and adjusting the volume level.
How to select speaker pairs (A/B) and use the Speaker EQ feature.
Explains how to adjust bass and treble controls and disable them.
How to adjust left-right balance and use headphones for private listening.
Instructions for recording audio from any input source and monitoring the recording.
Steps to save up to 20 stations into memory for quick recall.
Solutions for unit not turning on and unresponsive remote commands.
Troubleshooting intermittent buzzing and lack of audio output.
Solutions for DLNA device recognition and incomplete internet radio lists.
Detailed specs for audio amplification, input sensitivity, and tuner performance.
Covers power supply, consumption, trigger output, dimensions, and weight.
General| Type | Stereo Receiver |
|---|---|
| DAC | 24-bit/192kHz |
| Input Impedance | 47 kOhms |
| Damping Factor | >100 |
| Speaker Impedance | 4 - 8 Ohms |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| Outputs | Speaker, Subwoofer, Headphone |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Input Sensitivity | 200mV (Line) |
| Power Output (8 Ohms) | 110 Watts RMS x 2, 20 Hz – 20 kHz, <0.03% THD, both channels driven into 8 Ohms |
| Power Output (4 Ohms) | 165 Watts RMS x 2, 20 Hz – 20 kHz, <0.03% THD, both channels driven into 4 Ohms |
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