Introduction
This article provides a complete overview of the controls, inputs, and outputs on the back panel of your Rockville Titan15 V2 powered speaker. You will learn how to navigate the DSP menu, connect Bluetooth devices, use the input channels, and expand your setup using the available outputs. The steps are simple and easy to follow, even for those with no technical experience. No additional tools or software are required.
Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Display and Master Volume Knob
All controls are located on the rear panel of the speaker.
- Display: Shows the current volume level of the speaker, as well as the input levels for Channel 1 and Channel 2.
- Master Volume Knob: Located next to the display. Turn it to adjust the overall speaker volume. Click it (press inward) to access the DSP menu.
2. DSP Menu Controls
Click the master volume knob to enter the DSP menu. The following options are available:
Mode (Preset EQ):
- Click on "Mode" in the DSP menu.
- Turn the control knob to cycle through the available presets:
- Music
- Live
- Speech
- DJ
Delay (Time Alignment):
- Navigate to the "Delay" section in the DSP menu.
- Set a delay value to time-align this speaker with other speakers that are placed at different distances. This corrects audio that sounds out of sync between speakers.
EQ (High, Mid, Low):
- Click on "High," "Mid," or "Low" in the DSP menu.
- Turn the control knob to boost or cut that frequency range to shape the sound to your preference.
Sub (High Pass Filter):
- Click on the "Sub" section in the DSP menu.
- Select a crossover frequency from the following options:
- 40 Hz
- 60 Hz
- 80 Hz
- 100 Hz
- The speaker will play everything above the selected frequency. Everything below the selected frequency will be sent to your connected subwoofer via the output.
LCD Dim:
- Turn on to have the display automatically dim after 10 seconds of inactivity.
- Turn off to keep the display lit at all times.
Brightness and Contrast:
- Adjust the overall brightness of the display.
- Adjust the contrast of the display.
Reset:
- Select this option to reset all DSP changes back to factory defaults.
Info:
- View the current firmware information for the speaker.
3. USB Port
Located on the side of the speaker. Used for firmware and service updates.
4. Bluetooth and TWS Button
The Bluetooth/TWS button is located on the rear panel and serves two functions:
- Activate Bluetooth: Press the button to put the speaker into Bluetooth pairing mode.
- Activate TWS (True Wireless Stereo): Press and hold the button to initiate a wireless link between two Titan15 V2 speakers.
To connect a Bluetooth device:
- Press the Bluetooth button. The Bluetooth indicator light will begin flashing, indicating the speaker is searching for a device.
- On your smartphone or tablet, open Bluetooth settings.
- Search for and select the device named "Titan15 V2."
- You will hear a confirmation sound when the connection is successful.
- Use the Channel 2 volume knob on the speaker to control the Bluetooth audio level.
5. Input Channels
The Titan15 V2 has two input channels for connecting external audio sources.
Combo Jack Inputs:
- Each channel has a combo jack that accepts both XLR and 1/4-inch connections.
- Use these to connect microphones, keyboards, synthesizers, other speakers, or a mixer.
Mic/Line Switch:
- Set to Mic when connecting a microphone.
- Set to Line when connecting a line-level instrument, another speaker, or a mixer.
Aux Input (Channel 2 only):
- Use the 3.5mm aux input on Channel 2 to connect devices like smartphones or media players via an auxiliary cable.
6. Pre-DSP Mix Output
The speaker includes a pre-DSP mix output (XLR). Use this output to expand your setup by connecting:
- Additional speakers
- Subwoofers
- Amplifiers
Troubleshooting and FAQs
Q: I cannot access the DSP menu.
A: Make sure you are clicking (pressing inward) on the master volume knob rather than just turning it. A click will open the DSP menu on the display.
Q: My Bluetooth device cannot find the speaker.
A: Confirm that you pressed the Bluetooth button and that the indicator light is flashing. If the light is not flashing, the speaker is not in pairing mode.
Q: I connected a device to an input channel but there is no sound.
A: Check that the Mic/Line switch is set correctly for your source (Mic for microphones, Line for instruments or mixers). Also make sure the channel level knob and master volume are turned up.
Q: What is the difference between the Mic and Line settings?
A: Mic mode provides additional gain for low-output microphone signals. Line mode is designed for higher-level signals from instruments, mixers, or other audio equipment. Using the wrong setting can result in distortion (Mic with a line source) or very low volume (Line with a microphone).
Q: Can I use both input channels at the same time?
A: Yes. Both channels operate independently and can be used simultaneously with different sources.
Conclusion
The Titan15 V2 rear panel gives you full control over your sound with a built-in DSP menu featuring preset EQ modes, custom EQ, delay for time alignment, and a high pass filter for subwoofer integration. Two combo jack input channels with Mic/Line switching handle a wide variety of sources, Bluetooth provides wireless audio streaming, and the pre-DSP mix output lets you expand your system with additional speakers or subs.
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