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1. Specifications

Setting the Unit

What's what

Top

Left

2 3

4 4

To adjust the switch, use a flathead screwdri-

ver if needed.

1 Power indicator

The power indicator lights up to indicate

power ON.

2 LEVEL ADJUST (level adjustment) con-

trol

LEVEL ADJUST (level adjustment) control

helps align the input level of each channel.

Both LEFT CHANNEL (left channel) and

RIGHT CHANNEL (right channel) are avail-

able for CH A (channel A) and CH B (chan-

nel B).

To increase the level, turn LEVEL ADJUST

(level adjustment) clockwise. To decrease

the level, turn LEVEL ADJUST (level adjust-

ment) counterclockwise.

! In case of a bridge connection of speak-

ers, set the speakers' LEVEL ADJUST

(level adjustment) switches to the same

position.

3 2

! When connecting to a car stereo that

outputs high power, if you turn up the vo-

lume of the car stereo and distortion is

increased, turn down the car stereo vo-

lume.

3 INPUT SELECT (input select) switch

Select 2CH for two-channel input and 4CH

for four–channel input.

! Set the LEFT CHANNEL (left channel)

and RIGHT CHANNEL (right channel)

switches to the same position.

4 SUPER HI-VOLTAGE MODE (super high-

voltage mode) switch

When connecting to RS-P99 (sold sepa-

rately), turn on the

SUPER HI-VOLTAGE MODE (super high-vol-

tage mode) switch.

! Set the LEFT CHANNEL (left channel)

and RIGHT CHANNEL (right channel)

switches to the same position.

! When connecting to devices other than

RS-P99, turn the switch to off. If you turn

it on, the volume may decrease.

Setting level adjustment

control appropriately

! Protective function included to prevent

malfunction of the unit and/or speakers

due to excessive output, improper use or

improper connection.

! When outputting high volume sound etc.,

this function cuts off the output for a few

seconds as a normal function, but output

is restored when the volume of the head

unit is turned down.

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