[rodgersorgan] Re: Audio HUM


Ed,

Thanks so much for the instructions for increasing the volume at the
line out jack.

I printed out your email and fixed the problem after church today.

Before, there was NO signal--the volume control was on zero.  I turned
it up to 12 (18 is the highest level, 12 is the next to the highest
level).  I connected it to my tape deck, and the level was perfect for
recording...much better than trying to record from the headphone jack.

Best regards,

Jim
jehughston@xxxxxxxxxxx

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Ed Wilson" <actionkbd@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <rodgersorgan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 8:09 PM
Subject: [rodgersorgan] Re: Audio HUM


>
>  James,
> My concern is your saying there is "nothing" at the line out... is
that true for both organ voices and PR-300 voices? Or are they just
low in volume?  There should be something there....
> Look on page 8 of the owner's manual for the sequence in the menus.
> Press "Quick Menu" then rotate the select knob 3 clicks to the
right.. the display should be highlighted to "Audio Control."
> Press "Quick Menu" then rotate the select knob 3 clicks to the
right...the display should now show "Line Out Gain."  Rotate the alpha
dial clockwise to increase the gain to the level you want.
> Press and hold set, and cancel... (in that order) and hold for about
10 seconds or so until you see "Audio Control Settings Saved"
> That should give you a big boost over the headphones.  If not, then
let me know so we can contact the dealer and get a tech out to help
you.
> Best regards,
> Ed Wilson
>   James Hughston <jimhughston@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I would also like to record directly from the line output of the 837
> Rodgers Trillium at the Amsterdam United Methodist Church, but get
no
> signal from the line-out jack. I have to use the headphone jack
> instead...after turning up the headphone volume. It works, but the
> signal is not as loud as it should be--I really have to crank up the
> volume on playback.
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