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The same way as on any guitar. The adjustment nut is usually under a cover on the headstock.
About fret buzz ...
Truss rod adjustments help with buzzing around frets 3 to 7. Buzzing up higher has to do with the other end of the strings: the saddle heights.
Buzzing in odd locations has to do with the frets being out of level.
