To gain the full benefits of DVD-Audio media, the analog connections of the DVD player must be used, and when connecting to a Rotel Surround Processor or Receiver it is recommended that the analog outputs be connected to the 6 Channel Multi Input, as this input is a pure analog input that will not digitally process the high resolution DVD-Audio signal. These players will also internally decode Dolby Digital, dts and PCM (Stereo) digital audio signals as well for DVD and CD playback and as such the analog connection is the only required connection for playback of all formats. A digital cable can also be connected to the processor or receiver for convenience purposes to allow Dolby Digital and dts processing to be handled in the processor without requiring the manual selection of the Multi Input for DVD Video playback.

This is normal - you will find that the product re-acquires your network before being able to select the station that you want, which can take several seconds.

To use the 12 volt trigger on the RSX-1055 or RSX-1065 requires a 3.5mm Mono to Mono cable, which is not included with the unit but can be purchased from any local electronics supply store, such as Radio Shack.  The 12V trigger current output of the RSX 1055 is enough to trigger one 200mA device, or two lower current devices such as other Rotel components.  Some other manufacturer’s components do require more current than this to use their triggers, however.  In such cases, using a Xantech AC-1 12V Trigger to switched AC outlet may be useful. If the 12V triggers turn on the components but do not turn off, this often means the second zone is activated.  If either zone is active, the 12V triggers will remain on.

If this message appears then power off the unit, unplug the wireless dongle and plug it back in, then power the unit back on. If the message reappears it may mean there is a fault with the wireless dongle so please contact your dealer for assistance.