Rotel RSX-1057 用户手册
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Surround Mode Buttons
Five buttons on the remote (2CH, PLC, PLM,
5CH, 7CH) and four buttons on the front
panel (2CH, DOLBY PLIIx Mode, DTS/Neo
6, DSP) allow direct selection of certain sur-
round modes. The function of these buttons
varies depending on the type of recording
being played. See the Manually Selecting
Surround Modes section for detailed infor-
mation.
5CH, 7CH) and four buttons on the front
panel (2CH, DOLBY PLIIx Mode, DTS/Neo
6, DSP) allow direct selection of certain sur-
round modes. The function of these buttons
varies depending on the type of recording
being played. See the Manually Selecting
Surround Modes section for detailed infor-
mation.
SUR+ Button
This button on the remote is used in conjunc-
tion with the +/– buttons for manual selec-
tion of surround modes and features. See the
Manually Selecting Surround Modes section
for information.
tion with the +/– buttons for manual selec-
tion of surround modes and features. See the
Manually Selecting Surround Modes section
for information.
DYN Button
Used the DYN button on the remote to select
the dynamic range control setting in Dolby
Digital surround mode.
the dynamic range control setting in Dolby
Digital surround mode.
MENU/OSD Button
Push this button on the remote to turn on the
OSD menu system. If the menu system is al-
ready visible, push this button to cancel the
display. Press and hold the button to turn off
the front panel display.
OSD menu system. If the menu system is al-
ready visible, push this button to cancel the
display. Press and hold the button to turn off
the front panel display.
ENTER Button
The ENTER button is used to confirm and
memorize various settings in the setup and
operation of the RSX-1057. Its use is described
in detail in the relevant sections.
memorize various settings in the setup and
operation of the RSX-1057. Its use is described
in detail in the relevant sections.
BAND Buttons
Press either of the BAND buttons to toggle
between AM and FM reception.
between AM and FM reception.
TUNING Buttons
The TUNING buttons (labeled CH UP/DOWN
on the remote control) provide three different
tuning functions, depending on the mode of
operation: frequency tuning, preset tuning, or
selection of an RDS/RBDS program type.
on the remote control) provide three different
tuning functions, depending on the mode of
operation: frequency tuning, preset tuning, or
selection of an RDS/RBDS program type.
MEM Button
The front panel MEMORY button or remote
control MEM button (also labeled “X”) is
used with the NUMERIC buttons to store
station presets.
control MEM button (also labeled “X”) is
used with the NUMERIC buttons to store
station presets.
NUMERIC Buttons
The NUMERIC buttons on the front panel or
the remote are used to enter the number of
a memorized station preset or for direct en-
try of a station frequency.
the remote are used to enter the number of
a memorized station preset or for direct en-
try of a station frequency.
DIRECT Button
FRQ DIRECT Button
The front panel DIRECT and remote control
FRQ DIRECT buttons are used in conjunction
with the NUMERIC buttons for direct entry of
a station frequency in AM/FM tuning.
FRQ DIRECT buttons are used in conjunction
with the NUMERIC buttons for direct entry of
a station frequency in AM/FM tuning.
MONO Button
FM MONO Button
The front panel MONO and remote control
FM MONO buttons change the FM mode from
stereo reception to mono reception.
FM MONO buttons change the FM mode from
stereo reception to mono reception.
TUNE Button
PRESET Button
P-TUN Button
The TUNE, PRESET, and P-TUN buttons on
the remote are used to select FREQUENCY
tuning or PRESET tuning modes. The TUNE
and PRESET buttons select the modes direct-
ly. The P-TUN button toggles between the
two modes.
the remote are used to select FREQUENCY
tuning or PRESET tuning modes. The TUNE
and PRESET buttons select the modes direct-
ly. The P-TUN button toggles between the
two modes.
SCAN Button
Preset scan tuning automatically scans through
the memorized station presets, playing each
for 5 seconds. Press the SCAN button on the
remote to begin preset scanning. Press the
button again to stop the scanning and listen
to the desired preset.
the memorized station presets, playing each
for 5 seconds. Press the SCAN button on the
remote to begin preset scanning. Press the
button again to stop the scanning and listen
to the desired preset.
RDS/RBDS Buttons
Four remote control buttons (DISP, PTY, TP, TA)
are used to activate various RDS/RBDS tuning
features. See the RDB/RBDS Tuning section of
the manual for detailed information.
are used to activate various RDS/RBDS tuning
features. See the RDB/RBDS Tuning section of
the manual for detailed information.
Basic Operations
This section covers the basic operating con-
trols of the RSX-1057 and the remote.
trols of the RSX-1057 and the remote.
Power and Standby On/Off
The rear panel POWER switch on the RSX-1057
is a master power switch. The button must
be in the ON position for the unit to oper-
ate. When it is in the OFF position, the unit
is fully off and cannot be activated from the
front panel or remote control.
is a master power switch. The button must
be in the ON position for the unit to oper-
ate. When it is in the OFF position, the unit
is fully off and cannot be activated from the
front panel or remote control.
In normal operation, the rear panel POWER
switch is always left in the ON position. The
RSX-1057 is activated and deactivated using
the front panel STANDBY button, the remote
control POWER button, or the remote ON/
OFF buttons. When activated, the RSX-1057
is fully functional and the front panel display
illuminated. When deactivated, the unit goes
into a standby mode, with minimal power ap-
plied to the microprocessor.
switch is always left in the ON position. The
RSX-1057 is activated and deactivated using
the front panel STANDBY button, the remote
control POWER button, or the remote ON/
OFF buttons. When activated, the RSX-1057
is fully functional and the front panel display
illuminated. When deactivated, the unit goes
into a standby mode, with minimal power ap-
plied to the microprocessor.
NOTE
: When the unit has AC power applied
and the rear panel POWER switch is on, the
front panel STANDBY LED lights, regardless
of whether the unit is in standby mode or
activated.
front panel STANDBY LED lights, regardless
of whether the unit is in standby mode or
activated.
The front panel STANDBY button and the re-
mote control POWER button function as tog-
gle switches. Press either button to activate
the unit. Press either button again to put the
unit in standby mode.
mote control POWER button function as tog-
gle switches. Press either button to activate
the unit. Press either button again to put the
unit in standby mode.
The ON/OFF buttons on the remote serve
the same function, but provide discrete ON
(active) or OFF (standby) commands.
the same function, but provide discrete ON
(active) or OFF (standby) commands.
When using the Zone 2 capability of the
RSX-1057, the standby activation is com-
pletely independent for the main room and
Zone 2. ON/OFF commands sent from the
remote in the main room will not affect Zone
2. Pressing the ON/OFF buttons on a remote
located in Zone 2 will only affect that zone
and not the main room. When the unit is ac-
tivated in ZONE 2, the ZONE 2 LED on the
front panel is lit.
RSX-1057, the standby activation is com-
pletely independent for the main room and
Zone 2. ON/OFF commands sent from the
remote in the main room will not affect Zone
2. Pressing the ON/OFF buttons on a remote
located in Zone 2 will only affect that zone
and not the main room. When the unit is ac-
tivated in ZONE 2, the ZONE 2 LED on the
front panel is lit.
There are three available power mode op-
tions, which may be useful in configuring the
RSX-1057 for special system configurations.
See the Other Options menu in the Setup sec-
tion of this manual for additional details on
changing the default standby behavior.
tions, which may be useful in configuring the
RSX-1057 for special system configurations.
See the Other Options menu in the Setup sec-
tion of this manual for additional details on
changing the default standby behavior.