The AMP menu is designed to allow the RCS 2.2 XP to interface with the TacT
line of digital amplifi ers. The RCS 2.2 XP can control multiple digital amplifi ers.
This setting should be ENABLED only if you have a Tact digital amplifi er
attached to the RCS 2.2 XP.
NOTE: When a TacT digital amplifi er is controlled by the RCS 2.2 XP, all of
the amplifi er’s front panel and IR controls are disabled. Use the RS232 port
and/or daisy chain to link the components.
CAUTION: The AMP setting should only be set to ENABLED if you have
Tact amplifi ers connected to the RCS 2.2 XP. When the AMP option set to
ENABLED both the analog and the digital output will output a full level sig-
nal regardless of the RCS 2.2 XP master volume setting. If you do not have
Tact amplifi ers connected to your system you will not be able to control
the output level from the RCS 2.2 XP volume control. The output is sent at
its maximum level and can result in damage to your speakers.
To change the settings use the “
” navigational buttons to high-
light the option and then press the “
” button to change the setting.
e Left/Right channel will operate in
mater level control will aff ect both the digital and the ana
ENABLE, the master level control has no eff ect on
the Left/Right analot or digital output signal. The Left and Right channel signal
will output the maximum signal level, which is equivalent to the 99.9 setting on
the volume display. The front panel master level information (relative read out,
0-99.9) will be broadcast to all digital amplifi ers connected to the RS232 AUX
connector. In this case, volume control is implemented in Tact digital amplifi ers.
For example, one amplifi er can be used for main left and right channels and the
second one can be used for the left and right subwoofer channels. If two TacT
digital amplifi ers are connected, both options should be set to
Tact digital amplifi er is connected only one option should be set to
and the other one should be set to
. Enable should only be set for
the output that uses Tact digital amplifi ers.
