Kenwood 1080VR User Manual

KENWOOD

AUDIO VIDEO SURROUND RECEIVER

1080VR

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

KENWOOD CORPORATION

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About the supplied remote control...

Compared to standard remote controls, the remote control supplied with this receiver has several
operation modes These modes enable the remote control to perform on screen operations and control
other audio/video components. In order to effectively use the remote control it is important to read the
operating instructions and obtain a proper understanding of the remote control and how to switch its
operation modes letc,).
Using the remote control without completely understanding its design and how to switch the operation
modes may result m incorrect operations.

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Getting started

t Before applying the power

Units are designed for operation as follows.

A Caution: Raad this page carefully to ensure safe operation.

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'AC voltage selection

The AC voltage selector switch on the rear panel is set to the voltage
that prevails In the area to which the unit is shipped. Before
connecting the power cord to your AC outlet, make sure that the
setting position of this switch matches your line voltage. If not, it
must be set to your voltage in accordance with the following direc
tion.

Note:

Our warranty does not cover damage caused by excessive line
voltage due to Improper setting of the AC voltage selector switch.

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AC 110-120/220-240 t/switchable

AC 120 V only

Safety precautions

WARNING :

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RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

TO PREVENT EIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN
OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION

DO NOT OPEN

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CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (OR
BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE
PERSONNEL.

AC voltage selector switch

THE LIGHTNING FLASH WITH ARROWHEAD SYMBOL, WITHIN AN EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE, IS INTENDED TO ALERT THE

USER TO THE PRESENCE OF UNINSULATED "DANGEROUS VOLTAGE" WITHIN THE PRODUCT'S ENCLOSURE THAT MAY BE

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OF SUFFICIENT MAGNITUDE TO CONSTITUTE A RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK TO PERSONS.
THE EXCLAMATION POINT WITHIN AN EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE IS INTENDED TO ALERT THE USER TO THE PRESENCE OF

IMPORTANT OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE (SERVICING) INSTRUCTIONS IN THE LITERATURE ACCOMPANYING THE

APPLIANCE.

Unpacking

Unpack the unit carefully and make sure that all accessories are put aside so they will not be lost.
Examine the unit for any possibility of shipping damage. If your unit is damaged or fails to operate, notify your dealer immediately. If your
unit was shipped to you directly, notify the shipping company without delay. Only the consignee (the person or company receiving the
unit) can file a claim against the carrier for shipping damage.
We recommend that you retain the original carton and packing materials for use should you transport or ship the unit in the future.

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Contents

Preparations

Operations

Caution: Read the pages marked A carefully to ensure safe operation. J

Getting started

/t\ Before applying the power................................................................................................2

A Safety precautions.............................................................................................................2

Unpacking

Special features

How to use this manual

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Names and functions of parts » ........ ^.

Setting up the system

Connecting the antennas ..............................................................................................8

FM DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE.........................................................................8

Connecting audio components ......................................................................................9

Connecting video components ................................................................................... 10

Digital connections ....................................................................................................... 11

Connecting the system control.................................................................................... 12

Connecting the speakers

Preparing the remote control....................................................................................... 14

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Preparing for surround sound .. .... ..... . 15

Using the on-screen display........................................................................................ 15

Surround setup.............................................................................................................16

Normal playback.

Listening to a source component ............................................................................... 18

Adjusting the sound..................................................................................................... 19

Recording

Recording audio.......................................................................................................... 22

Recording video......................................................................................................... 22

Listening to radio broadcasts

Tuning (non-RDS) radio stations...................................................................................23

Tuning radio stations by frequency (DIRECT tuning) ...................................................24

Using RDS (Radio Data System) .................................................................................25

Using the DISPLAY key................................................................................................25

Presetting RDS stations (RDS AUTO MEMORY)........................................................26

Receiving preset RDS stations.....................................................................................26

Presetting radio stations manually

Receiving preset stations.............................................................................................27

Receiving preset stations in order (P.CALL)............................................................... 27

Tuning by program type (PTY search)........................................................................ 28

Searching for traffic information (TP search)

Ambience effects

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Remote Control

Other

Getting the most from your remote control - . 36

Registering setup codes for other components

Operating other components........................................................................................38

Changing (confirming) the operation mode................................................................. 39

Preparing for automatic operations (MACRO play)

Executing an automatic operation................................................................................42

Setup code correlation.................................................................................................43

FutureSet upgrade option............................................................................................44

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Set up code chart
In case of difficulty
Specifications
Remote operation of other components

Special features

True home theater sound

This receiver incorporates a wide variety of surround modes to bring you maximum enjoyment from your video software. Select
a surround mode according to your equipment or the software you are going to play and enjoyl - JJ,,

Dolby Digital (AC-3)

The DOLBY DIGITAL (AC-3) mode lets you enjoy full digital surround from software processed in the Dolby Digital (AC-3)
format. Dolby Digital (AC-3) provides up to 5.1 channels of Independent digital audio for better sound quality and more
powerful presence than conventional Dolby Surround.

Dolby Pro Logic & Dolby 3 Stereo

This surround system reproduces theater-like surround sound from video software marked □Dl”*gvsuHBou№|
The PRO LOGIC mode uses the built-ln directivity enhancer circuit to control the Left, Center, Right and Surround channel
audio signals and reproduce a real sense of sound motion .
The 3 STEREO mode uses the directivity enhancer circuit to provide proper acoustic positioning and a real sense of sound
motion even when only the front and center speakers are used.

New DSP surround modes

The DSP (Digital Signal Processor) used for this receiver incorporates a variety of high quality adjustable sound fields, like
"ARENA", "JAZZ CLUB”, "STADIUM", "CHURCH" and "THEATER", to add the "presence" associated with an arena, jazz club
or stadium (etc.) to the original signal. It is compatible with almost any kind of program source.

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Universal IR (InfraRed) remote control

In addition to the basic receiver and OSD operations, the remote control supplied with this receiver can also operate almost
all of your remote controllable audio and video components. Just follow the simple setup procedure to register the
components you have connected. ~13£

Dual IR emitters

This remote control has two IR emitters: one to send commands in a straight line over long distances, allowing you to control
the receiver and your other components from farther away; and one for wide dispersion of commands in a closer proximity,
for near-field operation even when the remote control is not pointed directly at the respective component. — jj/j'

MACRO play

The MACRO function lets you perform a series of operations automatically, like turning ON the power of the receiver and

connected components, switching the input selectors, and starting playback. (Be sure to register your components before
starting the macro set up procedure.)

FutureSet, automatic update feature

This function lets you update the remote control so It can operate new components which do not appear in the setup code
list at the end of the manual. Therefore, the remote control will always be compatible.

Easy surround setup and operation with OSD (On Screen Display)

This function takes advantage of your monitor TV to simplify the surround setup procedures so you can quickly and easily
match the surround processing to your speaker system, and your listening environment.
You can also use OSD during playback to customize the DSP surround modes, etc. -Q£

RDS (Radio Data System) tuner

The receiver is equipped with a RDS tuner that provides several convenient tuning functions: RDS Auto Memory, to
automatically preset up to 40 RDS stations broadcasting different programs; station name display, to show you the name
of the current broadcast station; and PTY search to let you tune stations by program type. - jY

On screen Radio Text

Although most RDS compatible tuners and receiver's can display the name of the current broadcast station, this receiver
goes one step further by allowing you to display the station name, as well as any other text messages broadcast from the
current station. In large easy to read characters on the screen of your monitor TV. You can even display radio text from an

RDS station while enjoying a different source component! ' -j£

PTY (Program TYpej search

Lets you tune stations by specifying the type of program you want to hear.

TP (Traffic Program) search

The TP function lets you search for programs broadcasting traffic information with the touch of a single button.

New TRAITR transistor adopted in the final stage

A new TRAITR transistor which features superior temperature tracking characteristics has been adopted in the final stage
of the power amplifier block. This new TRAITR transistor combines a temperature compensation resistor with an emitter
resistor and final transistor to provide ideal temperature compensation characteristics and minimize distortion caused by
temperature variations.

Special features

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How to use this manual

This manual is divided in to four sections. Preparations, Operations, Remote Control, and Other.

Preparations

Snows vol: how to connect your audio ana video components to the receiver and prepare the surround processor.
VVe ve tnec! to niane setting up your system as easy as possible. However, since this receiver works with all of your audio and video
comoonents. connecting tne system can be fairly complex.

Operations

Snows you how to ooerate tne various functions available from the receiver.

Remote Control

Shows vou now to operate the various functions available from the remote control.
We ve designed tms remote control to integrate your entire audio/video system and let you operate all of your entertainment components

— your TV, VCR. LD player, CD player, etc, Rememtber that before you can use the remote control to operate these components, they

must be registered with a proper setup code.

Other

Includes additional information such as; a list of setup codes for registering your other components, a troubleshooting guide,

specifications, and a reference guide to the remote operations available for registered components.

Names and functions of parts

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RDS indicators

Speaker indicators

Frequency display,
Input display,
Preset channel display,
Surround mode display Band indicators

3 STEREO indicator

C^isplay^

SURROUND

indicator

AC-3

indicator

SURROLMDj DSP—^ [ALmb:

3 STEREO LOUDNESS STEKO-

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S.DIRECT indicator LOUDNESS indicator

DSP indicator

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- MEMORY indicator
. AUTO indicator

• STEREO indicator

• TUNED indicator

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O POWER key

Use to switch the power ON/STANDBY.

0 RDS keys -3i ~3i ­0 Numeric keys

O STANDBY indicator

0 LEVEL indicator -jJ,

Lights when the level of the signal being

input IS too high

0 2 CH DOWNMIX indicator

Lights when an DOLBY DIGITAL (AC-31
format signal is being downmixed to 2
channel stereo,

O SOURCE DIRECT key ~3i.

0 DOLBY 3 STEREO key -¿i

Use to turn on the DOLBY 3 STEREO
mode.

0 DOLBY DIGITAL key - jf

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mode.

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© PRO LOGIC key -Or

Use to turn on the DOLBY PRO LOGIC
mode.

© STEREO key

Use to cancel the surround mode,

© INPUT SELECTOR knob

Use to select the input sources.

© VOLUME CONTROL knob -os?
©PHONES jack

Use for headphone listening.

© SPEAKERS A/B keys

Use to turn the speakers ON/OFF.

© DIRECT key

Use to tune radio stations directly by nu
merical input.

® MEMORY key -3E-22

Use to store radio stations in the preset
memory.

© AUTO key -QT

Use to select the auto tuning mode.

© BAND key -3E

Use to select the broadcast band.

© TUNING keys -3£

Use to tune in radio broadcasts.

® BASS key -□£

Use when adjusting the bass tone,

© TREBLE key

Use when adjusting the treble tone.

© LEVEL CONTROL keys

Use to adjust the level of the selected
tone.

© DIMMER key

Use to adjust the brightness of the display.

© MUTE key -jj¥.

Use to mute the sound.

© LOUDNESS key

Use to activate the frequency weighting
network.

© DSP key -Ijg

Use to turn on, or switch, the DSP mode.

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About the STANDBY indicator

This unit has a STANDBY indicator. When the STANDBY indicator is lit, the unit consumes a small amount of power to preserve the
memory. This Is called STANDBY mode. This mode also lets you turn the power ON using the remote control.

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Names and functions ofpar^

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O POWER key ~:X

Use to turn the receiver on and off.
Use ^n corinbination with the input selector
lAUDlC, VIDEO, or TV.i keys and SHIFT key
to tj'Ti various components on and off.

© MACRO key

Use in combination with the AUDIO,
VIDEO, or TV keys to execute a senes of
commanas automatically (MACRO PLAYI

© VIDEO selector key

Selects the yioeo inputs /VIDEO 1, VIDEO
2, VIDEO 3. AV AUXl and sets the remote
to operate the component registered at
the respective input

O Multi control keys ~3k

Use to operate the selected component
and to operate the on-screen display,

© REC key

Use to operate the selected component

0 TUNING/SKIP key -¿1 - jC

Use during the setup procedure to specify
various settings. Use to operate the tuner
or selected component.

© SUBWOOFER key ~a£

Use in combination with the VOLUME +/-
keys to adjust the volume of the subwoofer.

© FUNCTION SHIFT key

Use in combination with the numeric keys
to execute alternate commands.

O Numeric keys -ul£

Provide functions identical to those of the
originahremote supplied with the compo

nent you are controlling.
To access the functions printed above the
keys. Press within 3 seconds of pressing
the FUNCTION SHIFT key. Function avail
ability varies for each component.

© SHIFT key

Use in combination with the AUDIO and
VIDEO keys to change the remote control
mode without changing the input selector
or in combination with the POWER key to
turn on and off components programmed
into the remote.

® TV selector key

Sets the remote to operate a TV or cable
box (TV 1, TV 2, CABLE). This key does not
change the input selector on the receiver.

© AUDIO selector key -l3C.

Selects the audio inputs (CD, TAPE/MD.
TUNER, PHONO) and sets the remote to
operate the respective KENWOOD audio
component.
If you connect audio components from
KENWOOD and other makers to the TAPE/
MD or CD jacks, you can set the remote to
operate these components by registering
the appropriate setup code at the respec
tive input.

© GUIDE key

Use to activate the OSD menu functions of
registered components.

© VOLUME key -IjC

Use to adjust the receiver volume.

© MUTE key -ijIj

Use to temporarily mute the sound.

© SOUND key -BT

Use to activate the Sound OSD and set the
remote to OSD control mode.

© LISTEN MODE key

Use to select the desired surround mode.

© SETUP key

Use to activate the Setup OSD and set the
remote to OSD control mode.

Setting up the system

B Connecting the antennas

Make connections as shown below.
Do not connect the power cord to a wall outlet until all connections are completed.

AM loop antenna

The supplied loop antenna is for use indoors. Place it as far as
possible from the receiver, TV set, speaker cords and power
cord, and adjust the direction for best reception.

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FM indoor antenna

The supplied indoor antenna is for temporary use only. For stable
signal reception we recommend using an outdoor antenna.

Disconnect the indoor antenna when you connect one outdoors.

FM outdoor antenna

Lead the 75Q coaxial cable connected to the FM outdoor antenna
into the room and connect it to the FM 75i2 terminal.

FM DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE (Except for U.S.A. and Canada)

The FM DE-EMPHASIS / CHANNEL SPACE switch on the rear
panel IS set to the correct.setting that prevails in the area to which
the unit IS shipped However, if the FM DE-EMPHASIS / CHAN

NEL SPACE setting is not matched to the area where the unit is
to be used: for instance, when you move from area 1 to area 2 or
vice versa, desired reception of AM / FM broadcasts is not
expected, in this case, change the FM DE-EMPHASIS / CHAN
NEL SPACE setting in accordance with the area corresponding to
the table. The FM DE-EMPHASIS is switched over at the same
time.

»When changing the setting of the FM DE-EMPHASIS / CHANNEL

SPACE switch, first disconnect the power cord, then reset the channel
space switch, connect the power cord again, and turn the power on.

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Area

U.S.A., Canada and
South American countries

CHANNEL

SPACE freq.

FM: 100 kHz
AM: 10 kHz

FM: 50 kHz

AM: 9 kHz

FM

DE-EMPHASIS

75 ps

50 ps

Connecting audio components

Setting up the system

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Make connections as shown below.
When connecting the related system components, be sure
to also refer to the instruction manuals supplied with the
components you are connecting.
Do not connect the power cord to a wall outlet until all
connections are completed.

Microcomputer malfunction

If operation is not possible or an erroneous display appears, even
though all connections have been made properly, reset the
microcomputer referring to "In case of difficulty".

SYSTEM CONTROL jacks

For SYSTEM CONTROL connections to
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SYSTEM CONTROL

SYSTEM CONTROL
cord

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To AC wall outlet

SYSTEM CONTROL
switch

AC outlets

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Record player

Caution regarding placement (except for U.S.A. and Canada)

To maintain proper ventilation, be sure to

leave a space around the unit (from the
largest outer dimensions, including pro

jections) equal to, or greater than shown
below:

Left and right panels: 10 cm, Rear panel: 10
cm. Top panel: 50 cm

TAPE/MO

REC PLAY
OUT IN

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OUT IN

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Graphic equalizer

PLAY

REC

Cassette deck or MD recorder

CD player

Connect at Coras firmly Loose connections may prevent proper sound transmission or produce noise.
Be sure to remove the power cord from the AC outlet before plugging or unplugging any connection cords. Plugging / unplugging connection
ccras without oisconnecting the power cord can cause malfunctions and may damage the unit.
Do hot connect power cords from components whose power consumption is ia'rger than what is indicated on the AC outlet at the rear of

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Make connections as shown below.
When connecting the reiated system components, be sure to also refer to the instruction manuals supplied with the
components you are connecting.
Do not connect the power cord to a wall outlet until all connections are completed.

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Monitor TV

Yellow RCA
pin cord

VIDEO IN

Video deck or video camera

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VIDEO
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OUT

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To AC wall outlet

Audio inputs and outputs

(Red and white RCA pin cords)

TV/CABLE tuner

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LD player

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Video d6ck

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OUT

Video inputs and outputs

(Yellow RCA pin cords)

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Digital connections

Make connections as shown below.
The digital in jacks can accept either Dolby Digital (AC-3) or PCM signals (the input signal type is detected automatically).
When connecting the related system components, be sure to also refer to the instruction manuals supplied with the
components you are connecting.

Do not connect the power cord to a wall outlet until all connections are completed.

OPTICAL DIGITAL OUT

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AC-3 RFDemodulator DEM-999D (Optional)

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O POWER indicator

Lig’os ueoi v. !''en :ne povver switch I0i is set to ON

© LOCK indicator

Lignts w-nei^ an AC-3 RP signal is input to the AC-3 RF INPUT jack (O)

O AC-3 DIGITAL OUTPUT (coaxial)

Connect this lacK to the coaxial AC-3 DIGITAL IN lack on your receiver,

t outputs AC-3 coaxial digital signals when the POWER (®) is set to

ON and an AC-3 RF signal is input to the AC-3 RF INPUT |ack (O),

demodulator to the VIDEO 3 DIGITAL IN.

Connect the video signal and analog audio signals to the
VIDEO 3 jacks. (See ‘Connecting video components’.)

OFF ON

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EXTERNAL DC SUPPLY DC 12V

O AC-3 RF INPUT

Connect this lack to the AC-3 RF OUTPUT jack on your LD player,

e POWER switch

Use to switch the power ON/OFF.

O DC IN (12V) jack

Connect this jack and inlet power cord to the AC adaptor supplied with
your demodulator. Connect the power cord to a wall outlet after
completing all of the other connections.

Place the power supply away from the demodulator, receiver, and any antennas.

Setting up ttie system

12 Connecting the system control

Connecting system control cords after connecting a KENWOOD audio component system lets you take advantage of
convenient system control operations.
There are two KENWOOD system control modes. Make connections according to the groups of terminal symbols shown
below.

ZXS.8 Mode : lets you combine IXS_’, ySB, and 1X7. terminals

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ELIB Mode : for SLIB terminals only

This unit IS compatible with both IXS8I and 1SL16] modes. It comes from the factory set to the (SL161 mode. To switch to the [XS8] mode, follow
the instructions In "SWITCHING FROM [SL16I TO |XS8]" below.

EXAMPLE: [XS8] mode connections

The underlined portion represents the setting of the system control mode.

EXAMPLE: [SL16] mode connections

The underlined portion represents the setting of the system control mode.

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[SL16] IXS81

[SL16]

[SL16] [XS] rXS81 [XR]

[SL16] [XS] [XS8]

[XS]

■ In order to take advantage of the system control operations, the components must be connected to the correct jacks. To use a CD player it must
be connected to the CD jacks. To use a cassette deck (or MD recorder) it must be connected to the TAPE/MD jacks. When using more than one
CD player (etc.) only the one connected to the specified jacks may be connected for system control,

• Some CD players and cassette decks are not compatible with the ISL16] system control mode. Be sure to use the [XS8] system control mode
when making system connections with equipment that is not ISL16I compatible.

• Some MD players are not system control compatible. You cannot make system control connections to this kind of equipment.

[SL16I equipment cannot be combined with IXR], |XS], and (XS8) equipment for system operations. If your
equipment consists of this kind of combination, please do not connect any system control cords. Even without
system control cords, normal operations can be carried out without effecting performance. , I

Do not connect system control cords to any components other than those specified by KENWOOD. It may
cause a ntalfunction and damage your equipment.

Be sure the system control plugs are inserted all the way in to the system control terminals.

SYSTEM
CONTROL
cord

SYSTEM CONTROL OPERATIONS

Remote Control

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Automatic Operation {except [XR] equipment)

Vv Vr,.. s:a'' OinvoacK from a source component, the input selector

T :cnc-s to that component automatically

Synchronized Recording (except iXR] equipment)

we*.- .. ’ cf'm-'7c record'ng with the start of playbacK when

n'-com ' Cw r.'J or analoo aiscs

[SL161 [XS8]

[SL161

[SL161 [XS] [XS8] [XR]

[SL161 [XS] [XS8]

[XS]

SYSTEM
CONTROL
cord

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SWITCHING FR0M[SL16] TO [XS8]

You can easily change the system control mode by adjusting the
position of the SYSTEM CONTROL switch on the rear panel.
Do this operation after completing all connections.

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• This operation will not effect items stored in the memory.

• After switching the system control mode, turn the power off and

then on once to confirm the new setting.

Registering setup codes for KENWOOD audio components

• Once yo.. finish maning the system connections, be sure to register the appropriate setup code for each component. -ulE

’ h yoL, O v-."' 'emote control laole KENWOOD audio components that are not compatible with system control (or cannot be combined with your other

system control components), registering the setup code enables you to control those components using the remote control supplied with this

unit iwitnout connecting system control cords). To register setup codes for your remote controllable KENWOOD audio components, see

■Registering setup codes for other components", —Us,

Connecting the speakers

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O Strip coating.

Connection of banana plugs

O Secure.

O Insert.

' Sound will not be heard if the

speaker terminal is not fully se
cured.

Q Loosen.

O Insert.

Front Speakers A

Right Left

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FRONT SPEAKERS CENTER SPEAKER

(A ORB: 8-1 BO, (8-16 0)

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• Never short circuit the + and - speaker cords

• If the left and right speakers are connected inversely or the
speaker cords are connected with reversed polarity, the
sound will be unnatural with ambiguous acoustic imaging.
Be sure to connect the speakers correctly.

Center Speaker

(8n~16i2)

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subwoofer

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SPEAKERS B ter
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to connect a sec

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system.

Surround
Speakers

Right Left

(Be sure to connect both surround speakers).

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PRE OUT connections

This receiver has additional preout jacks. These can be used for various purposes, but will need to be connected to an external power
amplifier as shown in the example below. Connecting a speaker cord directly to a PRE OUT jack will not produce any sound from the
speaker.

Be sure to set one of the SPEAKERS keys (either A or B) to the ON position when using the PRE OUT jacks.

Preparing the remote control

Loading the batteries

O Remove the cover.

1 The supplied batteries may have shorter lives than ordinary batteries due to use during operation checks.
2 Replace all four batteries with new ones when you notice a shortening of the distance from which the remote control will operate or if the

remote control blinks 5 times when you push a key. The remote control is designed to retain set up codes in memory while you change
batteries

3 Placing the remote sensor in direct sunlight, or in direct light from a high frequency fluorescent lamp may cause a malfunction.

In such a case, change the location of the system installation to prevent malfunction.

Q insert the batteries.

' Insert four AAA-size (LR03) batteries as indicated by the polarity markings.

Operating distance

This remote control has two IR emitters: one to send commands
in a straight line over long distances, allowing you to control the
receiver and your other components from farther away; and one
for wide dispersion of commands in a closer proximity, for near­field operation even when the remote control is not pointed
directly at the respective component.

© Close the cover.

Preparing for surround sound

This receiver incorporates an on screen display (OSD) fea
ture to simplify the surround setup procedure by providing
large easy to read graphic information.
The section below shows you how to operate the on-screen
display. Read this first before going on to the surround setup
procedures on the following pages.

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Preparations

> Set the POWER key to ON.

•Turn on your monitor TV.

Using the on-screen display^

On-screen operations consist of moving the arrow icon to select items from the screen.

Press the SOUND or SETUP key.

•The remote control automatically switches to OSD remote control
mode when an on-screen display appears in your monitor TV.

Move the pointer.

EXAMPLE: moving the pointer to an icon at right.

Keys or controls used in this operation.

EXAMPLE: when the pointer is
moved to the DSP command.

Press the item you desire.

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Press the > key.

• If no Icons are located in the direction you pressed, the pointer may
move In a different direction to locate the nearest object.

• To confirm an item, press the BAND (►/II) key located in the center of
the remote control after moving the pointer to the item you want to
select.

The DSP screen appears.

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To obtain the most possible enjoyment from the receiver's various surround modes, be sure to complete the surround set up as shown below.

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Speaker placement.

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Front speakers : Place to the front left and right of the listening position. Front

speakers are required for all surround modes.

Center speaker: Place front and center. This speaker stabilizes the souno*mage

and helps recreate sound motion. Be sure to connect a center speaker when
using the Dolby 3 Stereo mode.

Surround speakers : Place to the direct left and right, or slightly behind, the

listening position at even heights, approximately 1 meter above the ears of
the listeners. These speakers recreate sound motion and atmosphere.

Required for surround playback.

Subwoofer: Reproduces powerful deep bass sounds.

• Although the ideal surround system consists of all the speakers listed above, if you don’t
have a center speaker or a subwoofer, you can divide those signals between the available
speakers in the following steps to obtain the best possible surround reproduction from the
speakers you have available.

Go to the SP.SLCT (speaker select) page of the SET UP screen.

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Select the speakers and enter the speaker distance.

O Specify the type of speakers you connected to the receiver.

f Move the pointer downward (icon turns blue).

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Use the TUNING/SKIP keys to specify the setting you desire.
3 Press the BAND (►/II) key to confirm the setting (icon turns yellow),
4 Repeat steps X and 3i to specify a setting for each speaker type.

• Be sure to specify settings for each speaker type before continuing to the next
screen.

SW : Subwoofer

ON: Select when using a subwoofer.
OFF: Select when not using a subwoofer.

L R : Front speakers (left and right)

SML (small): Select when using a relatively small front speakers.
LRG (large): Select when using a relatively large front speakers.

C : Center speaker

SML (small): Select when using a relatively small center speaker.
LRG (large): Select when using a relatively large center speaker.
OFF: Select when not using a center speaker.

5 : Surround speakers (left and right)

SML (small): Select when using a relatively small surround speaker.
LRG (large): Select when using a relatively large surround speaker.
OFF: Select when not using surround speakers.

© Continue to the SP.LVL (speaker level) screen.

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Adjust the volume levels of each speaker.

Listen to the test tone and adjust the volume level of each speaker so that they all produce the test tone at the same volume level

O Select the test tone type.

AUTO ; The test tone switches between each speaker in regular intervals.
MANUAL : The test tone only comes from the selected speaker (displayed in blue).
OFF : Stops the test tone.

© Adjust the Volume level of each speaker.

X Listen to the test tone and select the speaker you want to adjust.

• The selected speaker icon turns blue and the speaker name and level appear (at the bottor." of
the screen) to show that it can be adjusted.

X Listen to the test tone and adjust the volume level of the speaker (±10 dB) using the

TUNING/SKIP keys on the remote control.

TUNING/SKIP - : Lowers the volumeTUNING/SKIP + : Raises the volume

• Adjust the subwoofer as you desire.

© Continue to the SP.DIST (speaker distance) screen.

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Enter the speaker distance.

Enter the distance from your listening position to the front (left or right), center, and rear (left or right) speakers, if both front (or
rear) speakers are not the same distance from the listening position, enter the distance to the closest speaker.

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The speaker name turns blue. An arrow icon appears to indicate the selected speaker.

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Use TUNING/SKIP on the remote control to select the appropriate distance.
The distance is adjustable from O.Ometers (0 feet) to 9.0meters (30 feet) in 0.3meter (1 foot)
steps.

© Continue to the IN LVL (input level) screen.

Adjust the audio input level of the connected components.

Tne LEVEL INDICATOR lights during playback if the signal being input from an analog source is too large. If this occurs, use this
screen to attenuate the input level for that source.

O Select the input.

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I Use TUNING/SKIP on the remote control to select the desired input.

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Move the pointer downward.

© Select an input level.

The input level is adjustable in 3 levels. Use TUNING/SKIP on the remote control to select the
smallest level required to extinguish the LEVEL INDICATOR (normally, set to 0 dB).
0 dB -3 dB -6 dB

• Input level adjustment is not possible when using the ADAPTOR jacks.

© Press the SETUP key on the remote to turn off the on-screen display.

This completes the surround setup.

O Press either VIDEO, AUDIO, or TV key on the remote to cancel the OSD

remote control mode.

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Using RDS (Radio Data System)

RDS is a system that transmits useful information (in the form of digital data) for FM broadcasts along with the broadcast signal.
Tuners and receivers designed for RDS reception can extract the information from the broadcast signal for use with various
functions, such as automatic display of the station name.

RDS functions:

PTY (Program Type Identification) Search:

Automatically tunes to a station that is currently broadcasting the
specified program type (genre),

TP (Traffic Program) search -3£

Automatically tunes to a station broadcasting traffic information,

PS (Program Service Name) Display: See figure I below.

Automatically displays the station name transmitted by the RDS

station,

RDS Auto Memory function ~2£

Automatically selects and stores up to 40 RDS stations in the preset
memory.

Radio text function: See figure 3 below.

Displays the radio text data transmitted by some RDS stations

when you press the DISPLAY key. There is no display if no text

data was transmitted.
Radio text can also be displayed on the on screen display using the
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The "RDS" indicator lights up when an RDS broadcast (signal) is received.

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Before using a function utilizing the RDS, be sure to perform the RDS Auto Memory operation by referring to the description
in "Presetting RDS stations (RDS AUTO MEMORY)". -¡3£

Using the DISPLAY key

Each press switches the display mode as follows:

1 PS (Program Service name) display

2 Frequency display

3 RT (Radio Text) display

PS (Program Service name) display:

The statmn name IS displayed automatically when an RDS broadcast

s received,

if no PS data was sent, "NO PS" is displayed

Frequency display:

Displays tne freduency of the current station

RT (Radio Text) display:

Text data accompanying the RDS broadcast scrolls across the
displav "NO RT" is displayed if tne current RDS station does not

provide RT data

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^ Before listening to an RDS broadcast, follow the instructions

55 below to store the RDS stations in the preset memory.

; Up to 40 stations can be preset, and then receivied with the

' touch of a single button.

This receiver uses the Radio Data System (RDS) to provide
convenient tuning functions like PTY and TP search.

Keys or controls used in this operation.

This function automatically stores up to 40 RDS stations in the preset memory. In order to use the TP and PTY functions, the
RDS stations must be stored in the preset memory using the RDS AUTO MEMORY function.

Set the input to tuner.

Frequency display

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Set the broadcast band to "FM".

Store the stations automatically.

Press and hold the "MEMORY"
key for more than 2 seconds.

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•After a few minutes, up to 40 RDS stations are preset in order from
channel "OT.

• Stations already stored m the preset memory may be replaced by RDS
stations. (I.e,, If the RDS AUTO MEMORY function finds 15 RDS
stations, the stations currently preset at numbers 01-15 are replaced
by the RDS stations.)

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Press the numeric keys in the following order:

For "15", press l+10|,
For "20", press [+10], [+1^, [o]

• If you make a mistake entering a two digit number, press the +10 key
several times to return to the original display and start again.

•To change the Information in the display, press the DISPLAY key.

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The RDS auto memory function assigns preset numbers to
RDS stations starting from preset number "V. Therefore, be
sure to execute the RDS auto memory function before using
the following operations to manually store AM stations and
other FM stations, and RDS stations.

"Presetting RDS stations (RDS AUTO MEMORY)". -3£

Preparation

' Select tuner.

Presetting radio stations manually

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© Enter a preset number (1~40).

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© Enter the number of the preset

you want to receive (up to "40").

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• In addition to the RDS auto memory function, RDS stations can also be
stored manually in the preset memory.

• When storing radio stations manually, it may take a few minutes before
the "MEMORY" indicator appears in the display after pressing the
MEMORY key depending on receiving conditions.

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Press the numeric keys in the following order:

For "15", press |+10|,

For "20", press |+10|, |+10|,

• Repeat steps O. © and © to store as many stations as necessary.

• If you store a station at a previously used preset, the old station will be
replaced by the new one.

• When RDS stations are stored manually in the preset memory, the PS

information may not be included in the memory depending on receiving

conditions.

Press the numeric keys in the following order:

For "15", press 1+101,1^
For "20", press [+1^, |+10l, 0

• If you make a mistake entering a two digit number, press the +10 key
several times to return to the original display and start again.

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Each time you press the key, another preset station is received in order.

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Holding down the button, lets you skip through the presets,
receiving each for 0.5 seconds apiece.

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This function lets you set the tuner to automatically search

for stations which are currently broadcasting the type of

program (genre) you want to listen to.

Under certain receiving conditions, it may take more than 1
minute to complete the search.

PrBpSrStiOnS * Execute the RDS auto memory procedure.

> Set the broadcast band to FM.

• Tune to an RDS station.

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Activate the PTY search mode.

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When an RDS broadcast is received, the program type is

shown on the display. If no PTY data is available, or if the

station is not an RDS station, "NONE" is displayed.

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Select the program type you desire.

Use the program type table on the right for your convenience.

A To select using the TUNING keys

Next program

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Previous program
type

Select while "PTY" is lit

The TUNING keys let you select from all
22 program types in the order shown at
right.

B To select with the numeric keys

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program types 1 to 0 directly. If you want
to select one of the other programme

Program type table

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Adult Hits ADLT HIT

Top 40
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Oldies
Soft SOFT
Nostalgia NOSTALGA
Jazz

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Soft R&B
Language

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Personality PERSNLTY

NEWS

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ROCK

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types, use the TUNING key.

•The operations shown in ® can also be performed with the P.CALL
keys on the remote control.

"NO DATA" is displayed if this operation is attempted

before performing the RDS Auto Memory operation.

Start the search.

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EXAMPLE: Searching for a Rock Music broadcast.

Display while searching

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To select another program type

Repeat steps □, B and B

Program type name display

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• No sound is heard while "PTY" is blinking.

• If the desired program type cannot be found, "NO PROG" Is displayed,
then after several seconds the display returns to the original display.

• If the desired program type is found, that program is received. The
program type display changes temporarily to the frequency display, and
then to the station name display.

When the receiver is tuned to an RDS station (a station at

jy which the RDS indicator lights up), this function lets you set

the receiver to search for stations broadcasting traffic pro

grams.

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Searching for traffic information (tp search

Complete steps D-B о/ “Presetting RDS

stations (RDS AUTD MEMDRYj".

Tune to a preset RDS station.

• Set the broadcast band to FM.

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• The TP function will not work if all 40 FM preset stations were stored
manually using the procedure shown in "Presetting radio stations
manually". Be sure to use the RDS automatic memory function.

Press the numeric keys in the following order;

For "15", press Ro],i^
For "20", press

• If you make a mistake entering a two digit number, press the +10 key
several times to return to the original display and start again.

Keys or controls used in this operation.

Skip this step if you have already completed the
RDS AUTO MEMORY procedure.

Press the TP key to start the search.

TP (Traffic Program) indication

When me "TP" indicator is lit, this means that the presently-received
station or a station is transmitting traffic information. When "TP" is
displayed for the station being received, the traffic information of this
station can oe received without using the TP search function.

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'TP SEARCH" and "ON" flash alternately in the display while the receiver

searches for TP (Traffic Program) information.

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To cancel

Press again so that "TP SEARCH" and "OFF" flash alternately
in the display.

Ambience effects

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This receiver incorporates 4 different sound modes to let you enjoy surround sound with a wide variety of program sources

The Dolby Digital (AC-3) and Dolby Pro Logic surround sound let you enjoy theater-like surround effects when you play Dolby

Digital (AC-3) and Dolby Pro Logic program sources (like Laserdiscs and DVDs). Dolby 3 Stereo creates a panoramic frontal
sound field while keeping dialog on screen. The Digital Signal Processing (DSP) modes let you create a variety of different sonic
environments from almost any type of program source.
To obtain the best possible surround sound, be sure to complete "Surround set up" before using the surround modes.-

Sound modes

Dolby Digital (AC-3)

The Dolby Digital (AC-3) surround format lets you enjoy up
to 5.1 channels of digital surround sound from Dolby digital

(AC-3) program sources (such as Laserdisc software marked

Compared with previous Dolby surround,

Dolby Digital (AC-3) provides even better sound quality,

greater spatial accuracy, and improved dynamic range.

Some Dolby Digital (AC-3) programs carry information that
lets you compress the dynamic range of the sound track,

without degrading the sound quality, for softer sound
effects when you listen late at night ("Midnight mode").

Note

Although a full set of speakers (front left, right, and center, rear left and

right, and a subwoofer) Is required for true 5.1 channel Dolby Digital
(AC*3| surround sound, this receiver lets you en)oy Dolby Digital (AC-3)
(and Dolby Pro Logic) program sources, even if you connect only the

front speakers. ("Surround set up”) -

Dolby Pro Logic

Dolby Pro Logic is a specially encoded 2 channel surround
format designed to provide theater-like surround sound
from Dolby Pro Logic program sources (such as video and

Laserdisc software markedfniDc»BYsuiiiiouMo|). This receiver

is equipped with a Dolby Pro Logic surround decoder to let

you enjoy the wide variety of currently available Dolby Pro

Logic home video software.

Dolby 3 Stereo

Dolby 3 Stereo creates a panoramic frontal sound field

while maintaining the dialog in an on-screen position. This

mode is designed for use with Dolby program sources, but

can also improve sound field unity for non-Dolby program

sources. Dialog positioning and sound image definition,

however, may not be as accurate when used with non-

Dolby program sources.

' LFE = Low Frequency Effects. This channel delivers separate non-

directional bass signals to the subwoofer for more dynamic deep bass
sound effects.
Although only Dolby Digital (AC-3) soundtracks incorporate a separate
low frequency channel, connecting a subwoofer will also improve
deep bass performance in the other surround modes.

Optional in this mode.

Optional in this mode.

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DSP mode

The DSP mode lets you add the atmosphere of an arena,
jazz club, or stadium to almost any type of program source.*
These modes are particularly effective when used with
stereo program sources, like CD, television, and FM radio.
You might enjoy trying the STADIUM or ARENA mode the

next time you watch a concert or sporting event!

The WALL parameter lets you adjust the "brightness" of
the sonic environment according to your preference.-¡32
The ROOM SIZE parameter lets you adjust the size of the
sonic environment according to your preference. -¡32

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monaural sources, but there will be some reduction in the presence
of the arena, jazz club, or stadium (etc.).

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Optional In this mode.

What's DSP?

DSP stands for Digital Signal Processor.
The way a sound is heard in an actual environment
depends on a variety of different factors. One of the most
important is reverberation (the act of decaying elements
of sound echoing in various places).
The DSP modes produce the feeling of presence by using
the DSP to create reverberation, without spoiling the
sound quality of the original signal.

Manufactured under licence from Dolby Laboratories Li
censing Corporation. "Dolby","AC-3","Pro Logic" and the
double - D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories
Licensing Corporation.

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B ON : Sound from the speakers connected to the SPEAK
A+B ON : Sound from both the speakers connected to the
A+B OFF : No sound from the speakers. Use this setting when

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Keys or controls used in this operation.

ERS A terminals on the rear panel.
ERS B terminals on the rear panel.
SPEAKERS A and B terminals on the rear panel.
listening with headphones for stereo sound in all

playback modes.

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Select the source you desire.

Start playback from the selected source.

Adjust the volume.

•When both SPEAKERS A and B are ON, activating a surround mode
turns SPEAKERS B OFF automatically.

The input sources change as shown below:

® TUNER (Frequency display)

® "PHONO'TPHONO"*)
® "VIDEOr ("SAT"*)
(4 "VIDE02" ("LD"*)
3 "VIDE03" ("VCR"*)
(6 "AV AUX"
® "CD" ("CD"*)
(8 "TAPE/IVID" ("TAPE"*)

' Once setup codes are registered In the remote control, the input name

display changes according to the name of the registered component.
Example: if you register a VCR at the VIDEO 1 jacks, "VCR1" appears
instead of "VIDEO 1". -fj£i

• Both the default input name and the component type (i.e., " VIDE01
'VCRV ") are shown in the on screen display when the OSD mode Is
set to ON. -QC

> When using the remote control after initial setup, any inputs that have

not been registered with a setup code are deleted from the cyclic list

(except for the "AV AUX" VIDEO input). -PC

• The INPUT SELECTOR on the front panel of the receiver always cycles
through all inputs.

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Use the test tone feature.

Adjusting the sound

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LOUDNESS lets you emphasize the sound of frequencies that

me u ‘-cult to hear. The frequency emphasis varies according to
t’:-' vC ume at which you are listening.

Muting the sound

MUTE 'ets VO,, mute tne sound of the speakers.

► The bass and treble levels are adjustable from -10 to +10 m 2 step

increments.

To cancel

Press again.

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Use this function to pass the source nnaterial direct to the amplifier, bypassing any audio processing.

• Tone controls do not work during SOURCE DIRECT playback.

• Pressing the STEREO key or any of the keys related to surround
playback will cancel SOURCE DIRECT playback.

•You can also select S.DIR (source direct) from the on screen display
(SOUND menu).

To cancel

Press again.

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Listening with headphones

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Make sure the SPEAKERS indicators are turned off.

* Turning off both SPEAKERS A and B when using a surround mode will

cancel the respective mode and activate stereo playback.

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Appears for a few seconds after the adaptor input is
turned on

• When the receiver is set to this mode, the audio signals are looped
through the graphic equalizer connected to the ADAPTOR OUT and IN
jacks on the rear panel. -.TsT

• When the adaptor is on, the overall volume is slightly decreased.

• To undo this setting, repeat this procedure to display "ADPT OFF",

Recording

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• To record a digital source, connected to the VIDEO 2 or Stacks, turn the
INPUT SELECTOR to select the appropriate component, then press
the STEREO key.
When making a digital recording, operations other than volume adjust
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Recording video

•To record a digital source, connected to the VIDEO 2 or 3 jacks, turn the
INPUT SELECTOR to select the appropriate copmponent, then press
the STEREO key.
When making a digital recording, operations other than volume adjust
ment may cause the sound to clip during recording.

•The AV AUX jacks on the front panel provide a convenient way to
connect a video camera (playback only).

* When recording a Dolby Digital (AC-3) source, press the STEREO key

to light the "2 CH DOWNMIX" indicator.

Listening to tedio broadcasts.

Radio stations can be ciassified into RDS (Radio Data Sys
tem) stations and other stations. To listen to or store RDS
stations in the preset memory, see the section entitled,
"Using RDS".

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Tuning (non-RD^ radio stations

Set the input to tuner.

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Keys or controls used in this operation.

Frequency (display

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Select a broadcast band.

Select a tuning method.

Select a station.

Each press switches the band as follows:

FM

® AM

'AM*' or "FM" indicator

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Each press switches the tuning method as follows:
p- J AUTO lit (auto tuning)

^ @ AUTO not lit (manual tuning)

> Normally, set to "AUTO" (auto tuning).
' If the radio waves are weak and there is a lot of interference, switch to

manual tuning, (With manual tuning, stereo broadcasts will be received
in monaural.)

Frequency display

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"TUNED" IS displayed when a station is received

Auto tuning : The next station is tuned automatically.

Manual tuning : Press repeatedly or hold to tune the station.

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Sef the input to tuner.

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Each press switches the band as follows:
Г* Ф FM

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AM" or "FM" IS displayed

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Press the numeric keys in the following order:
* AM 10 kHz/FM 100kHz tuning space (U.S.A., Canada, etc.)

AM 810 kHz, press
AM 1260 kHz, press

FM 90 MHz, press................ [§],[o],[o]

FM 102.5 MHz, press

* AM 9 kHz/FM 50 kHz tuning space (other countries)

AM 810 kHz, press
AM 1260 kHz, press

FM 90 MHz, press................ [^,[o],[g,0

FM 102.5 MHz, press

* FM DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE switch. -¡X

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Frequency display

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"TUNED" is displayed when a station is received

• If you make a mistake entering the frequency: the frequency display
will blink for a few seconds. In this case, start again from step B.

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DOLBY AC-3 can be used when playing DVD or LD software bearing the mark and DOLBY DIGITAL (AC-3) for
mat digital broadcasts (etc.). DOLBY PRO LOGIC and DOLBY 3 STEREO can be used when playing video, DVD, or LD software
bearing the miPotBYsuHiioiJWDl mark. DSP modes can be used with any source.
Be sure to complete "Surround set up" before using any of these surround modes. - IF

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Preparations

• Turn ON related components.

• Complete "Surround set up". ­«Set the INPUT SELECTOR to the

component you wish to play back
with surround sound.

Surround Play

Select the SOUND menu.

SOUND

Select a surround mode.

Select the icon for the mode you desire. The selected icon turns blue. The surround mode settings are stored separately for each
input. Surround modes can also be selected by using the LISTEN MODE key on the remote control. -3£

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DOLBY DIGITAL (AC-3)

When a Dolby Digital (AC-3) format signal is

input, press to select the Dolby Digital (AC-31
mode. To select this icon, the input selector
must be set to VIDEO 2 or 3 No sound will be
heard if selected when normal stereo sources

are input

DOLBY (PRO LOGIC)

Selects the DOLBY PRO LOGIC mode.

To select this icon, the surround sp,eakers

must be selected. -

DOLBY (3 STEREO)

Selects the DOLBY 3 STEREO mode.

To select this icon, the center speaker must

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DSP

Turns on the current DSP mode and switches
to the DSP screen where you can adjust
various aspects of each DSP mode,

STEREO

Cancels surround playback.
If selected when a Dolby Digital AC-3 signal

IS input, the 2 CH DOWNMIX indicator on the

front panel lights up and the signals are
downmixed to 2 channel stereo.

Source Direct (S.DIR)

Lets you pass the source material direct to

the amplifier, bypassing any audio process

ing.

qJ Press the SOUND key on the remote to turn off the on-screen display, then press either VIDEO, AUDIO, or

TV key on the remote to cancel the OSD remote control mode.

□ Start playing the video software.

KJ Adjust the volume.

To enjoy Dolby Digital (AC-3) surround (as well as all the other surround modes) from a single component, be sure to use a Dolby Digital (AC­31 compatible source component. Connect the Dolby Digital (AC-31 compatible source component's AC-3 format digital audio signal to one of
the DIGITAL INPUT jacks on the back of the receiver Connect the normal audio signal correctly to the respective component's AUDIO jacks.

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Select where the macro should be stored.

Press the keys to be operated in order.

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> You can store up to 3 different macros, one at each key:

VIDEO — "MACRO 1", AUDIO — "MACRO 2“, TV — "MACRO 3"

•The backlight flashes once when you select the macro location,

• Pressing a button other than VIDEO, AUDIO, or TV cancels the macro
program mode.

When VIDEO is pressed

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• This example shows you how to create a macro that: turns on the TV,
sets the TV to the appropriate input, selects the receiver's input
selector to LD, and turns on the LD player. All you have to do is insert
the laser disc!

• In order to allow verification of the remote control mode, the name of
the selected input appears in the receiver's display when the VIDEO,
AUDIO or TV key is pressed. When the VIDEO or AUDIO key is
pressed the receiver's input also changes.

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Terminate the macro program mode.

• The macro is stored at the locations specified in step B. If another

macro was previously stored at the same location, it is erased.

Repeat steps □ through S to program up to 3 macros.

s

Executing M 3uto

Press the MACRO key.

Getting the most from your remote control

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Keys or controls used in this operation

Go to step 2 within 3 seconds.

Execute the macro play.

• "MACRO" appears in the front panel and on-screen display and the pre
programmed macro is performed:

VIDEO — "MACRO 1", AUDIO — "MACRO 2", TV — "MACRO 3"

> The remote control flashes once for each command output.

• The remote control will output OSD information to tell you the status
of the macro.

> Some devices take up to 1 second to power on. The macro function-has

an automatic delay after any power function output.

• Pressing a button other than AUDIO, VIDEO, or TV cancels the macro
program mode.

When VIDEO is pressed

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Deleting a setup code

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Keys or controls used in this ooeration.

O Hold down the ENT key until the backlight flashes twice.

G Select the component to be deleted.

Press the VIDEO, AUDIO, or TV key repeatedly to select the
desired component.

0 Enter the 3 digit code "991".

O Hold down the ENT key until the backlight flashes twice.

Checking a setup code

O Hold down the ENT key until the backlight flashes twice.

G Select the component with setup code you want to check.

Press the VIDEO, AUDIO, or TV key repeatedly to select the
desired component.

G Enter the 3 digit code "990".

O Press the 1 key and count the number of times the backlight

blinks. This is the first number of the 4 digit setup code.

O Press the 2 key and count the number of times the backlight

blinks. This is the second number of the 4 digit setup code.

>At this time all inputs become available regardless of any earlier

registration.

• Example 1 : To delete the registration of the component connected to
the VIDEO 1 jacks, select "VIDEO 1".

Perform each step within 5 seconds.

• The backlight flashes twice immediately after the "0" is input to confirm
input.

• If the backlight does not blink, the first digit in the setup'code is 0.

’ If the backlight does not blink, the second digit in the setup code is 0,

G Press the 3 key and count the number of times the backlight

blinks. This is the third number of the 4 digit setup code.

O Press the 4 key and count the number of times the backlight

blinks. This is the fourth number of the 4 digit setup code.

’ If the backlight does not blink, the third digit in the setup code is 0.

’ If the backlight does not blink, the fourth digit in the setup code is 0.

Perform each step within 5 seconds.

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FutureSet allows you to update the remote control so it can operate new components which do not appear in the setup code list at the end of the manual.

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This function allows you to register new setup codes for any
or all of the following command positions:
VIDE01, VIDE02, VIDEOS, TV1, TV2, CABLE, CD, TAPE/MD.

FutureSet codes are stored in memory. Each time a FutureSet
upgrade is performed, any previous information in the FutureSet
memory location is erased. Please inform your customer service
representative if FutureSet has been previously used.

FutureSet upgrade option

Write down the brand name and model

number of your component in the space

provided before you call.

Call our Free-Phone Consumer Help-Line
and explain which components you would
like to add to your remote control.

USA: 1-800-753-9860 Canada: 1-800-644-0673

*This number is designed specifically for FutureSet upgrades, ques
tions about system operation should be first addressed to your place

of purchase.

Hold down the ENT key until the backlight
flashes twice.

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Keys or controls used m this operation.

Type Brand Model No.

TV KENWOOD

1
2
3

• After our customer service representative records the brand name and
model number of your component, he/she will ask you to hold the
remote to the speaker portion of your telephone as shown below.
Your remote control is KENWOOD model number: RC-R0805

• The hours for cutomer service in USA and Canada currently are:

Monday-Thursday 9:00 am - 7:00 pm EST
Friday 9:00 am - 5:30 pm EST
Saturday 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm EST

Complete steps 3 and 4 before holding the remote to the speaker portion of your telephone.

•At this time all
registration.

inputs become available regardless of any earlier

KV7-7777 RC-7777

Remote Model No.

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Go to step 4 within 5 seconds.

• The backlight flashes twice.

• The remote is now in the upgrade mode. The remote will wait for 30
seconds for a valid telephone download signal. If nothing is received
within this time, it will revert to normal operation.

Go to step 5 within 30 seconds.

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Hold your remote to the speaker portion of your telephone.

> For each setup code the operator can supply a setup code number.

Should you ever need to change your input configuration, this number
can be used. Please record for your future reference. If for some reason
this information is lost, see "Checking a setup code" in the "Setup code
correlation" section for further information.

Code selection after mode download

After successful completion of the download, step 5 above, the remote control automatically enters a special set-up mode which works
as described below.

Select the component for which you want to register the information downloaded above.

VIDEO key

X VIDEOI (VCR 1)
I VIDE02 (VCR 2)
1 VIDEOS (LDI

AUDIO key

CD CD (CD)

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(TAPE)

T PHONO

TV key

X TV1
d TV2

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Press a numeric key.

Repeat steps 1 and 2 to register all of the
downloaded information.

Hold down the ENT key until the backlight flashes twice.

• Example 1 : To register a code at the component connected to the
VIDEO 1 lacks, select "VIDEO 1 (VCR)".

,jjj- Perform each of the following steps within

5 seconds.

> Press the 1 key to output the POWER code of the first component on

your list in step □ of the previous page. Cohtinue to push buttons 2
through 9 (and 0) until the component you want to register turns on.

•Though the FutureSet memory in your remote control is quite large,
only 10 setup POWER codes can be put on the 10 keypad at any one
time. If you require a larger download, the standard setup procedure
can be used. See "Registering setup codes for other components", your
customer service representative can supply you with the downloaded
setup code numbers.

• The setup code for the last POWER code to be sent in step B is
automatically registered at the location selected in step □.

• At this time, the remote exits the special set-up mode and returns to

Its normal operation mode.

•

Non-IR codes

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CD player 8900

Cassette deck

LD player 5900

Phono

7900

0900

VCR Set up codes

Maker Set up codes

Action

Adventura 4000
Aiko 4278
Aiwa 4000, 4307, 4406
Akai 4041,4315
Akiba 4072

Alba 4278, 4295

American High 4035

Amstrad

Anam

Anam National 4162, 4454

Anitech 4072

ASA

Asha

Asuka

Audiovox 4037

Baird
Basic Line 4072, 4278
Beaumark
Bell & Howell
Blaupunkt
Brandt Electronic
Broksonic

Bush
Calix 4037
Canon
Carver
CCE 4072, 4278
CGE 4000
Cimline
Citizen
Colt
Craig

Crown
Curtis Mathes 4035, 4041,4060

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Cybernex

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Daewoo
Dansai 4072

4317

4000
4162,4240 •

4037, 4081
4240
4037

4000, 4041,4104

4240
4104
4034, 4162
4041
4121,4184, 4211,

4295, 4361
4072, 4278

4035
4081

4072
4037, 4278
4072
4037, 4047, 4072,

4240
4072, 4278

4240
4045, 4046, 4278

Satellite 2900

TV 1900

VCR

Maker Set up codes

De Graaf 4042
Decca 4000, 4081
Dual
Dumont 4000, 4081, 4104
Dynatech
Elcatech 4072

Electrohome
Electrophonic 4037
Emerex

Emerson 4000, 4002, 4037,

ESC 4240, 4278
Ferguson
Fidelity
Finlandia 4081,4104
Finlux

Firstline 4037, 4043, 4045,

Fisher

Fuji 4033, 4035
Fujitsu 4000
Funai 4000
Garrard 4000
GE
GEC 4081
Go Video 4232, 4350
GoldHand 4072
Goldstar 4037, 4038
Goodmans 4000, 4037, 4072,

Gradiente
Graetz 4041,4104, 4240
Granada 4046, 4081,4104
Grandin
Grundig 4034, 4072, 4081
Hanseatic 4037
Harley Davidson

4900

4041

4000

4037

4032

4043, 4121,4184,
4211,4278, 4295,
4361

4041
4000

4000, 4042, 4081,
4104

4072
4046, 4047, 4066,

4104

4035, 4060

4278
4000

4000, 4037, 4072

4000

DVD

DSS 3900
MD

Maker

Harmon/Kardon
Harwood 4072
HCM 4072
Headquarter 4046
Hl-Q 4047
Hinari
Hitachi 4000, 4041,4042,

Hypson
imperial 4000
Interfunk
ITT 4041, 4046, 4104,

ITV 4037, 4278
Jensen 4041
JVC 4008, 4041, 4067

Kaisui

KEC 4037, 4278

Kenwood

KLH 4072

Kodack

Korpei 4072

Lenco

Leyco 4072

Lloyd

Loewe

Logik 4072, 4240

Luxor

LXI

M Electronic

Magnavox 4035, 4039, 4081,

Magnin

Manesth

Marantz 4035, 4081, 4295

Marta

Matsui 4295

Matsushita

MEI 4035

6900

8900

Set up codes

4038

4072, 4240

4240
4072

4081

4240

4072

4038, 4041,4067

4035, 4037

4278

4000
4037, 4081

4043, 4046, 4048,
4104

4037
4000

4149
4240
4045, 4072

4037

4035, 4162, 4454

VCR Set up codes (continued)

Maker Set up codes

Memorex

Memphis
Metz 4162, 4454
MGA 4043
MGN Technology
Minolta
Mitsubishi 4043, 4067, 4081,

Motorola
MTC 4000, 4240
Multitech 4000, 4072
Murphy
NAD
NEC

Neckermann
Nesco 4072
Nikko 4037
Nikon 4034
Noblex
Nokia

Nordmende 4041
Oceanic 4000, 4041
Okano
Olympus 4035

Optimus 4037, 4048, 4104,

Orion
Osaki 4000,'4037, 4072
Otto Versand 4081

Palladium 4037, 4041, 4072

Panasonic 4035, 4077, 4162,

Pathe Marconi 4041

Penny

Pentax

Perdio
Phiico
Philips
Phonola
Pilot 4037

4000, 4035, 4037,
4039, 4046, 4047,
4048, 4104, 4240,
4307

4072

4240
4042

4173
4035, 4048

4000
4104
4038, 4041, 4067,

4104
4081

4240
4041, 4046, 4048,

4104, 4240

4315

4162, 4454
4121,4295

4454

4035, 4037, 4038,
4042, 4240

4042
4000
4035, 4038
4035, 4081
4081

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Maker Set up codes

Pioneer 4067, 4081
Profitronic
Proline
Protec 4072
Pulsar
Pye
Quarter 4046
Quartz
Quasar 4035, 4077, 4162,

Quelle
Radio Shack
Radiola 4081
Radix
Randex 4037
RCA

Realistic

Rex 4041
Ricoh 4034
Roadstar

Runco 4039
Saba 4041
Salora 4043, 4046
Samsung
Sanky
Sansui 4041,4067
Sanyo 4046, 4047, 4104,

SBR
Schaub Lorentz 4000, 4041,4104
Schneider
Scott 4043, 4045, 4121,

Sears

SEG
SEI 4081
Selco
Sharp
Shintom
Shogun
Siemens 4037,4081,4104

4240
4000

4039
4081

4046

4454
4081
4000, 4037

4037

4042, 4060, 4077,
4149, 4225

4000, 4035, 4037,
4046, 4047, 4048,
4066, 4104, 4240

4037, 4072, 4240,
4278

4045, 4240
4039, 4048

4240
4081

4000, 4072, 4081

4184, 4211
4035, 4037, 4042,

4046, 4047, 4066,
4104

4240

4041
4048
4072, 4104
4240

Set up code chart

Maker

Silva 4037
Singer
Sinudyne 4081
Sontec 4037
Sony

STS
Sunstar
Suntronic 4000
Sylvania

Symphonic 4000
Tandy 4000, 4104
Tashiko 4000
Tatung
Teac 4000, 4041
Technics 4035, 4162
Teknika
Teleavia
Telefunken
Tenosal 4072
Tensai
Thomson 4041
Thorn 4041,4104
TMK 4240
Toshiba 4041,4043, 4045,

Totevision 4037, 4240

Uher 4240

Unitech 4240

Universum 4000, 4037, 4081,

Vector
Vector Research 4038
Victor 4008, 4041,4067
Video Concepts 4045
Videosonic 4240
Wards 4000, 4035, 4042,

XR-1000 4000, 4035, 4072
Yamaha 4038

Yamishi
Yokan 4072

Yoko
Zenith 4033, 4034, 4039

Set up codes

4045, 4072

4032, 4033, 4034,
4035

4042
4000

4000, 4035, 4043,
4081

4000, 4041,4081

4000, 4035, 4037
4041
4041

4000

4060, 4066, 4081

4240
4045

4047, 4048, 4060,
4072, 4149, 4240

4072

4240

TV Set up codes

Set up code chart

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Maker Set up codes

Admiral 1093
Adventura
Aiko
Akai
Aileron
Ambassador
Amstrad
Anam
Anam National
AOC
Audiovox 1180

Belcor
Beil & Howell
Blue Star 1282
BPL
Bradford 1180
Brockwood 1019
Bush 1282
Candle 1030,

Carnivale 1030
Carver
Celebrity 1000
Citizen

Concerto 1056
Contec 1180
Craig
Crown
Curtis Mathes

CXC

Daewoo

Daytron
Dumont 1017,
Electroband
Electrohome
Emerson

Envision
Finlux
Fisher
Fortress
Fujitsu

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Funai
Futuretech

1046

1092

1030

1179
1177
1177

1180
1055, 1250
1019, 1030, 1137

1019

1282

1186

1054

1056, 1060, 1092,
1186, 1280

1180
1039, 1180
1030,

1154
1180
1019, 1039, 1092,

1154,
1019

1000

1381

1019, 1039, 1154,
1177,
1180, 1236, 1280,
1282, 1463

1030
1179
1154,
1093
1179

1179,
1180

1016, 1154

1046, 1056,

1030, 1039, 1046,

1039, 1060,

1451

1019

1178, 1179,

1159

1180

Maker

GE 1021, 1027, 1047,

General 1186
Gibralter
Goldstar

Goodmans 1179
Grandin
Grunpy
Hallmark
Harvard
HCM
Hinari
Hisawa 1282
Hitachi
Hypson
Infinity 1054
Janeil
JBL 1054
JCB
JVC
Kaisui
KEC
Kenwood
Kloss 1024, 1046
KTV

Logik
Luxman
LXI

Magnavox

Majestic 1016
Marantz
Matsui
Matsushita
Megatron
Memorex

MGA

Midland 1017, 1039, 1047,

Minutz
Mitsubishi
Motorola
MTC

Multitech
NAD

Set up codes

1051, 1055, 1135,
1178, 1282, 1451

1017, 1019, 1030
1019, 1030, 1039,

1056, 1178

1282
1179, 1180
1178
1180
1282
1179

1056, 1145, 1151
1282

1046

1000
1053
1282
1180
1019, 1030

1030, 1039, 1180,

1280
1016
1056
1047, 1054, 1154,

1156, 1178
1024, 1030, 1054,

1186, 1187

1030, 1054
1177
1250
1145, 1178
1016, 1056, 1150,

1154, 1178
1019, 1030, 1150,

1178

1051, 1135
1021
1019, 1150, 1178
1055, 1093
1019, 1030, 1056,

1060
1180
1156, 1166, 1178

Maker

NEC
Nesco 1179
Nikko
NoshI
NTC 1092
Onwa
Optimus 1154, 1166, 1250
Optonica
Orion
Panasonic 1051, 1055, 1250
Penny

Philco 1019, 1030, 1054
Philips
Pilot 1019, 1030, 1039
Pioneer
Portland 1019, 1039, 1092
Prism
ProScan
Proton
Pulsar

Quasar

Radio Shack

RCA

Realistic

Runco 1017, 1030
Saisho
Sampo
Samsung

Samsux
Sanyo
Scimitsu 1019
Scotch
Scott 1019, 1178, 1179,

Sears 1047, 1054, 1056,

SEI 1177
Sharp
Shogun
Signature
Simpson 1186, 1187

Set up codes

1019, 1030, 1056

1030, 1092, 1178
1018

1180

1093, 1165
1177, 1236

1018, 1019, 1021,
1027, 1030, 1039,
1047, 1051, 1060,
1135, 1156, 1178

1054

1166

1051
1047
1031, 1178, 1466
1017, 1019
1051, 1055, 1165,

1250
1019, 1030, 1039,

1047, 1056, 1154,

1165, 1178, 1180
1018, 1019, 1047,

1090, 1135
1019, 1030, 1039,

1056, 1154, 1165,
1178, 1180

1177
1030, 1039
1019, 1030, 1039,

1056, 1060, 1178,
1427

1039
1154, 1159

1178

1180, 1236

1154, 1156, 1159,
1178, 1179

1039, 1093, 1165
1019
1016

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O Select a parameter.

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WALL : Lets you choose from 3 different wall types(SOFT, MEDIUM, HARD).

ROOM SIZE : Lets you choose from 3 different room sizes (SMALL, MEDUIM,
LARGE).
EFFECT LEVEL : Lets you choose from 5 different effect levels (1, 2, 3, 4, 5).

© Adjust the parameter using the TUNING/SKIP keys on the remote control.
© Press MAIN to return to the main sound menu or press the SOUND key on

the remote to turn of! the on-screen display.

ARENA : Simulates the presence of an

indoor concert arena.

JAZZ CLUB : Simulates the presence

of a jazz club,

STADIUM : S imulates the presence of

an outdoor stadium.

s

CHURCH : Simulates the presen'e of a

church with high ceilings.

THEATER : Simulates the presence of

a movie theater.

O Press either VIDEO, AUDIO, or TV key on the remote to cancel the OSD

remote control mode.

Convenient functions

Midnight mode (Dolby Digital (AC-3) mode only)

Wnen watching movies at night you might not be able to raise the
voi'jnie as loud as normal. Midnight mode compresses the dynamic
range of oreviously specified parts of the AC-3 sound track (like scenes

w'lth sudden increases in volume) to minimize the difference in volume

Detween the specified and non-specified parts. This makes it easy to

near all of the sound track, even when listening at low volumes.

Display dimmer adjustent

The DIMMER key on the front panel lets you select the brightness of
the receiver's display. You might find this useful if you darken your
room to watch movies or listen to music.
When the remote control is set to operate a video component, the
FUNCTION SHIFT and DISPLAY key combination can also be used to
change the display on the respective video component.

OSelect the midnight mode icon.
©Adjust the parameter using the TUNING/SKIP keys on

the remote control.

Off

ÉSI1— Grey

• Some Dolby Digital (AC-3) software may not be compatible with the
Midnight mode.

• Midnight mode has no effect on parts of the sound track that are not

specified for compression.

FUNCTION

SHIFT

FUNCTION

SHIR

FUNCTION

SHIR

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CD

DISPLAY

CD

DISPLAY

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OSD switch

When recording programs or watching movies you may want to turn of
the OSD display mode. When the OSD display mode is ON, each
operation of the remote control is displayed on the monitor TV, When

OSD display mode is OFF, the receiver will only shows the on-screen

display when the SOUND or SETUP keys are pressed.

Press to switch.

On Off

OSD

Ambience eflects

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X

OSD

SOURCE DIRECT switch

Lets you pass the source material direct to the amplifier, bypassing any
audio processing. When SOURCE DIRECT is ON, surround sound is
turned off and the tone controls are bypassed.

SET UP switch

Lets you access the SET UP screen if necessary. See "Surround setup"
for details regarding the SET UP screen,

RADIO TEXT switch

Lets you display radio text messages transmitted from the currently

tuned Ffvl RDS station on the screen of your monitor TV (even if the

nout selector is set to a different input). When RT is set to ON and a

f^ad'O text broadcast is received, the radio text scrolls across the bottom

O' tre monitor ~Jk

LISTEN MODE key

LISTEN MODE key on the remote control lets you switch the

' a '’-ooe airectly from the remote control.

Press to switch.

On Off

S.DIR

Press to access the SET UP screen.

S.DIR

SET

UP

Press to switch.

On Off

RT

Press to switch.

0 STEREO
@ AC-3

S PRO LOGIC
® 3 STEREO
® ARENA
® JAZZ CLUB
® STADIUM
® CHURCH

L @ THEATER

SUBWOOFER adjustment

I'm SUBWOOFER xey on the remote control lets you adjust the output
leve f f'e suov.ocre' wnne listening to a favorite source.

F"s; cess t'-e SUBWOOFER key to select the subwoofer operation

mcoe men i.se f'e VOLUME key 10 adjust the output level.

Display when SUBWOOFER is pressed.

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$ The remote control supplied with this receiver is also capable of controlling components from a variety of manufacturers once

^ you register the appropriate setup codes into the remote control unit.

^ Refer to "Remote operation of other components" for details about the operations available for each component. -

,9 * \zvhen registering setup codes for KENWOOD audio components which are connected to this unit by system control cords, use the

following codes to insure proper system control operation: Cassette: 7000, CD: 8099, MD: 9000. ­To control other KENWOOD components (VCRs, LD players, audio components not connected with system control cords, etc.) follow
the procedure described below.

Low battery warning

Replace all four batteries with new ones when you notices shortening of the distance from which the remote control will operate or if the remote control
blinks 5 times when you push a key. The remote control is designed to retain set up codes in memory while you change batteries.

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3

Find the setup code of the component to he registered.

Refer to the setup code lists to find the setup code for the
component to be registered. -3£
Example: To register a CD made by KENWOOD, you would
enter"8037"
If you purchase a new component that is not covered by the
setup code list, you can use the FutureSet upgrade feature.

Hold down the ENT key until the backlight flashes twice and remains lit.

Select the component to be registered.

Press the VIDEO, AUDIO, or TV
key repeatedly to select the de
sired component.

AUDIO

Input Component

(CD)
VIDEO 1
VIDEO 2
VIDEO 3

TAPE/MD

CD

PHONO

-

-

-

•At this time all inputs become available regardless of any earlier
registration.

VIDEO key

V VIDE01 (SAT)
2 VIDE02 (LDI

1— 3 VIDE03 (VCR)

CD player

TV1
TV2

CABLE

Perform each of the following steps within
5 seconds.

Maker Code Key

KENWOOD веге, 8037

AUDIO key

r* (i CD (CD)

2 TAPE/MD

(TAPE)

3 PHONO

TV key

[

1 TV1
2 TV2
3 CABLE

AUDIO

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• Example : To register the component connected to the VIDEO 1 jacks,
select "VIDEO 1 (SAT)".

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Enter the setup code.

component you want to control turns on.

37

> Example: Press 5258 to register a LD player made by KENWOOD.

•The backlight flashes once each time a number is entered.

• If an invalid setup code is entered the remote will output one long blink,
disregard that code and return to the beginning of step 4.

• If you push an invalid key, the remote will exit the setup mode.

• PLAY or TUNING/SKIP (+/-) can also be used instead of POWER.

• If the component does not react, and there is more than one setup

code, enter another setup code and try again,

• If the component is already on, pressing POWER will turn it off.

Press the ENT key.

Repeat steps 3 to 6 to register additional components until all components have been registered.

Once setup codes have been entered for all

components, hold down the ENT key until
the backlight flashes twice.

•This code replaces any previous setup codes entered for the respective

component.

• If you have components that are not remote controllable, like a record
player (etc.), you will need to register a Non-IR code at the respective
input. This keeps the respective input in the remote control's cyclic list
so you can select it using the remote control. Please consult the
owner's manual of the components you are connecting for information
regarding remote controllability. The list of Non-IR codes is included at
the beginning of the Set up code chart.

• This operation should take about 3 seconds.

• Once registered, the display on the receiver shows the component
type instead of the default Input name.
Example: if you register a 't/CR at the VIDEO 1 jacks, "VCR" appears
instead of "VIDEO l(SAT)"

• Both the default input name and the component type (i.e., " VIDE01

■VCR'") are shown in the on screen display when the OSD mode is set
to ON. -3,1.

• After initial setup, any VIDEO (VIDEO 1,2,3) or TV (TV1, TV2, CABLE)
inputs that have not been programmed with a setup code or Non-IR
code are deleted from the cyclic list (except for the "AV AUX' VIDEO
input). The PHONO input will be deleted if a Non-IR code was not
registered.

• The INPUT SELECTOR on the front panel of the receiver always cycles
through all inputs.

Altnough each setup code is designed to work with a number of different models, certain codes may not work with some models. (Also,
certain codes may only operate some of the functions available on a given model.).

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1080VR (En/K)

Keys or controls used in this operation.

Operating other components

This operation lets you operate the registered components.
KENWOOD audio components with system control turn on and off automatically with the receiver via the system control
connections.

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' Pressing the VIDEO or AUDIO key also changes the input selector on

the receiver. If you do not want to change the current input, press the

SHIFT key before step O. - Jl,

VIDEO key

® VIDE01 (VCR II
® VIDE02 (VCR 2)
® VIDEOS (LD)

® AV AUX

»Pressing the SHIFT key is only required when turning the selected

component on or off. Pressing the POWER key directy turns the
receiver on and off.

• See "Remote operation of other components" at the end of this manual
for a list of keys available with each component. -i3l

AUDIO key

1 CD (CD)

2 TAPE/MD

(TAPE)

J'TUNER

® PHONO

TV key

T TV1

2 TV2

c

T CABLE

The remote control mode remains in the set at the compo
nent selected in step O mode until you select another
component (etc.).

Be sure to point the remote control at the remote sensor on the receiver when you want to operate KENWOOD components connected by
system control cords. Otherwise, point the remote control at the component you want to operate.

This operation lets you change the remote control operation

mode without changing the input selector.
You may find this useful when you want to control one
component while using another. (For example, if you want
to rewind the tape deck while listening to a CD.)
This operation is also useful if you don't know the which
mode the remote control is set to. Executing this operation
allows you to change or reconfirm the operation mode you
desire.

Changing (confimina) the operation mode

Press SHIFT.

• To operate a TV, start from step B.

Getting the most from your remote control .

Keys or controls used in this operation.

Go to step 2 within 3 seconds.

Select the component to he controlled.

Press the VIDEO, AUDIO or TV
key repeatedly to display the re
mote control mode for the com
ponent you want to control.

VIDEO TV

AUDIO

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Execute the desired operations.

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The component to be controlled is displayed in parenthesis

> Pressing any other keys after the SHIFT key cancels the shift function

and sends the normal code associated with the respective key.

»The input selector does not change during this operation.

• The remote control mode is shown in the on screen display when the
OSD mode is set to ON. -i3E

• If you press VIDEO or AUDIO key more than 3 seconds after pressing
the SHIFT key, the input selector changes together with the operation
mode.

• See "Remote operation of other components" for a list of keys available
with each component. -iJS

The operation mode remains set at the component specified I'f?-

in step 2.

To return control to the original component, press SHIFT and
then press the VIDEO or AUDIO key to return to the original
control mode.

The macro play function allows you to set the remote to

^ control several components in succession. After completing

this setup, you can perform a series of operations automati

cally. Enter the setup codes for the components you want to
control beforehand.

Make a plan of the macro play you want to

set up.

The order of the operations may be fairly complex and you may
not be remember all of the necessary commands during the
setup procedure.
Use the space provided below to write down the operations in
the order you are going to enter them.

1 ;i_f

2

3 13

4

5

e

7

c

-

.12

14

is

IS

17

18

i9

20

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Keys or controls used in this operation.

« Up to 20 steps can be memorized for each macro.

• The example below shows the plan for step 4 (which occupies a total
of 9 steps) :

1 TV + SHIFT + POWER 3 steps
2 FUNCTION SHIFT + 4 2 steps
3 VIDEO + VIDEO 2 steps
4 SHIFT + POWER 2 steps

Total

’ If you attempt to store more than 20 steps, the remote will output one

long blink and exit the macro programming mode.

' Enter channel numbers (for the monitor TV, etc.) exactly as you would

using the original remote.

9 steps

Perform each of the following steps within
5 seconds.

Se!ect where the macro should be stored.

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' You can store up to 3 different macros, one at each key:

VIDEO "MACRO r, AUDIO — "MACRO 2", TV — "MACRO 3"

' The backlight flashes once when you select the macro location.
' Pressing a button other than VIDEO, AUDIO, or TV cancels the macro

program mode.

When VIDEO ;s pressed

3 Press the keys to be operated in order.

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• This example shows you how to create a macro that: turns on the TV,
sets the TV to the appropriate input, selects the receiver s input
selector to LD, and turns on the LD player. All you have to ao ;S insert
the laser disc! -

' In order to allow verification of the remote control nnode, the name of

the selected input appears m the receiver s display when the VIDEO,
AUDIO or TV key is pressed. When the VIDEO or AUDIO key is
pressed the receiver's input also changes.

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Terminate the macro program mode.

'The macro is stored at the locations specified in step B. If another

macro was previously stored at the same location, it is erased.

Repeat steps Q through S to program up to 3 macros.

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Press the MACRO key.

Execute the macro play.

№ Keys or controls used m this operation

Go to step 2 within 3 seconds.

• "MACRO" appears in the front panel and on-screen display and the pre
programmed macro is performed:

VIDEO — "MACRO r, AUDIO "MACRO 2", TV "MACRO 3"

• The remote control flashes once for each command output.

• The remote control will output OSD Information to tell you the status
of the macro.

• Some devices take up to 1 second to power on. The macro function has
an automatic delay after any power function output.

• Pressing a button other than AUDIO, VIDEO, or TV cancels the macro

program mode.

When VIDEO is pressée

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FutureSet allows you to update the remote control so it can

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operate new components which do not appear in the setup
code list at the end of the manual.

1

This function allows you to register new setup codes for any
or all of the following command positions:
VIDE01, VIDE02, VIDEOS, TV1, TV2, CABLE, CD, TAPE/MD.

FutureSet codes are stored in nnemory. Each time a FutureSet
upgrade is performed, any previous information in the FutureSet
memory location is erased. Please inform your customer service
representative if FutureSet has been previously used.

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Keys or controls used in this operation.

Write down the brand name and model

number of your component in the space
provided before you call.

Call our Free-Pbone Consumer Help-Line
and explain which components you would
like to add to your remote control.

USA: 1-800-753-9860 Canada: 1-800-644-0673

* Th.'S nunber IS designed specifically for FutureSet upgrades, ques

tions apout system operation should be first addressed to your place

of purchase.

Hold down the ENT key until the backlight
flashes twice.

Type Brand

TV KENWOOD
1
2
3

• After our customer service representative records the brand name and
model number of your component, he/she will ask you to hold the
remote to the speaker portion of your telephone as shown below.

Your remote control Is KENWOOD model number: RC-R0805

• The hours for cutomer service in USA and Canada currently are:

Monday-Thursday 9:00 am - 7:00 pm EST
Friday 9:00 am - 5:30 pm EST
Saturday 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm EST

Complete steps 3 and 4 before holding the remote to the

speaker portion of your telephone.

'At this time all inputs become available regardless of any earlier

registration.

Go to step 4 within 5 seconds.

Model No.

KV7-7???

Remote Model No.

RC-777?

• The backlight flashes twice.

• The remote is now in the upgrade mode. The remote will wait for 30

seconds for a valid telephone download signal. If nothing is received
within this time, it will revert to normal operation.

"ST

Go to step 5 within 30 seconds.

continued on next page

Hold your remote to the speaker portion of your telephone.

• For each setup code the operator can supply a setup code number.
Should you ever need to change your input configuration, this number
can be used. Please record for your future reference. If for some reason
this information is lost, see ‘Checking a setup code" in the "Setup code
correlation" section for further information.

Code selection after mode download

After successful completion of the download, step 5 above, the remote control automatically enters a special set-up mode which works
as described below.

Select the component for which you want to register the information downloaded above.

Press a numeric key.

Repeat steps 1 and 2 to register ail of the
downloaded information.

VIDEO key

г VIDE01 (VCR 1)

2 VIDE02 (VCR 2)

_ 3 VIDEOS (LD)

' example 1 : To register a code at the component connected to the

VIDEO 1 jacks, select "VIDEO 1 (VCR)".

Perform each of the following steps within

5 seconds.

' Press the 1 key to output the POWER code of the first component on

your list in step Q of the previous page. Continue to push buttons 2
througn 9 (and 0) until the component you want to register turns on.

'Though the FutureSet memory m your remote control is quite large,

only 10 setup POWER codes can be put on the 10 keypad at any one
time. If you require a larger download, the standard setup procedure
can be used. See 'Registering setup coaes for otner components', your
customer service representative can supply you witn the downloaded

setup code numbers.

'The setup code for the last POWER code to be sent in step El is

automatically registered at the location selected in step □.

AUDIO key

^ 1 CD (CD)

A TAPE/MD

(TAPE)

3 PHONO

TV key

* T TV!

TV2

CABLE

^ Hold down the ENT key until the backlight

flashes twice.

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' At this' time, the remote exits the special set-up mode and returns to

Its normal operation mode.

Non-IR codes

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CD player

Cassette deck
LD player

Phono

8900

7900
5900
0900

VCR Set up codes

Maker

Action
Adventura

Aïko
Aiwa

Akai

Akiba
Alba
American High
Amstrad
Anam
Anam National 4162, 4454
Anitech

ASA
Asha
Asuka
Audiovox

Baird 4000, 4041, 4104

Basic Line

Beaumark *■ 4240

Bell & Howell

Blaupunkt

Brandt Electronic

Broksonic 4121, 4184, 4211,

Bush

Calix

Canon

Carver

CCE

CGE
Cimime
Citizen

Colt

Craig 4037, 4047, 4072,

Crown

Curtis Mathes 4035, 4041, 4060

Cybernex

Daewoo

Dansai

Set up codes

4317
4000
4278
4000, 4307, 4406
4041,4315
4072
4278, 4295
4035
4000
4162, 4240

4072
4037,4081
4240
4037
4037

4072, 4278

4104
4034,4162
4041

4295, 4361
4072, 4278
4037
4035
4081
4072, 4278
4000
4072
4037,4278
4072

4240
4072, 4278

4240
4045, 4046, 4278
4072

Satellite

TV

VCR

Maker

De Graaf
Decca
Dual
Dumont
Dynatech

Elcatech
Electrohome
Electrophonic

Emerex

Emerson

2900

1900

4900

Set up codes

4042
4000, 4081
4041
4000, 4081,4104
4000
4072
4037
4037
4032
4000, 4002, 4037,

4043, 4121, 4184,
4211, 4278, 4295,

4361
ESC 4240, 4278
Ferguson

Fidelity
Finlandia

4041

4000

4081,4104

Finlux 4000, 4042, 4081,

4104
Firstline

4037, 4043, 4045,

4072

Fisher

4046, 4047, 4066,

4104

Fuji 4033, 4035

Fujitsu

4000

Funai 4000
Garrard
GE

4000

4035, 4060

GEC 4081

Go Video 4232, 4350

GoldHand

4072

Goldstar 4037, 4038

Goodmans

4000, 4037, 4072,

4278

Gradiente
Graetz

4000

4041,4104, 4240

Granada 4046, 4081,4104

Grandin

4000, 4037. 4072
Grundig 4034, 4072, 4081
Hanseatic
Harley Davidson

4037

4000

DVD
DSS
MD

Maker

Harmon/Kardon
Harwood
HCM

6900
3900
8900

Set up codes

4038
4072

4072
Headquarter 4046
Hl-Q

4047
Hinari 4072, 4240
Hitachi

4000, 4041, 4042,

4240
Hypson
Imperial
Interfunk
ITT

4072

4000

4081

4041,4046, 4104,

4240

ITV

Jensen

4037, 4278

4041
JVC 4008, 4041, 4067

Kaisui

KEC

4072

4037, 4278
Kenwood 4038, 4041, 4067
KLH

4072

Kodack 4035, 4037

Korpel
Lenco
Leyco
Lloyd

Loewe

Logik
Luxor

4072
4278
4072
4000
4037, 4081
4072, 4240
4043, 4046, 4048,

. 4104

LXI

4037
M Electronic 4000
Magnavox 4035, 4039, 4081,

4149
Magnin

Manesth

Marantz
Marta
Matsui

Matsushita

MEI

4240
4045,4072
4035, 4081,4295
4037
4295
4035, 4162, 4454
4035

VCR Set up codes (continued)

Maker

Merrtorex

Memphis
Metz

MGA 4043
MGN Technology
Minolta 4042
Mitsubishi

Motorola
MTC 4000, 4240

Multitech

Murphy
NAD 4104
NEC

NecKermann
Nesco 4072
Nikko
Nikon
Noblex 4240
Nokia 4041,4046, 4048,

Nordmende
Oceanic
Okano 4315
Olymous 4035
Optin^ius 4037. 4048, 4104,

Orion

Osaki
Otto Versand
Palladium:
Panasonic

Pathe Marconi 4041

Penny

Pentax 4042

Perdio 4000
Phi ICO
Philips 4035. 4081

Phonola 4081

Pilot 4037

Set up codes

4000, 4035, 4037,
4039, 4046, 4047,
4048, 4104, 4240,
4307

4072
4162, 4454

4240

4043, 4067, 4081,
4173

4035, 4048

4000, 4072
4000

4038, 4041, 4067,
4104

4081

4037
4034

4104, 4240
4041
4000, 4041

4162, 4454
4121,4295 ■
4000, 4037, 4072
4081
4037, 4041, 4072
4035, 4077, 4162,

4454

4035. 4037, 4038,
4042, 4240

4035, 4038

Maker

Set up codes

Pioneer 4067, 4081
Profitronic
Proline

4240

4000
Protec 4072
Pulsar

Pye

4039

4081

Quarter 4046
Quartz
Quasar

4046

4035, 4077,'4162,

4454

Quelle
Radio Shack

4081

4000, 4037

Radlola 4081
Radix 4037

Randex 4037

RCA 4042, 4060, 4077,

4149, 4225

Realistic 4000, 4035, 4037,

4046, 4047, 4048,

4066, 4104, 4240

Rex 4041
Ricoh 4034
Roadstar 4037, 4072, 4240,

4278

Runco
Saba

4039

4041

Salora 4043, 4046
Samsung 4045, 4240
Sanky
Sansui

4039, 4048

4041, 4067

Sanyo 4046, 4047, 4104,

4240

SBR
Schaub Lorentz
Schneider
Scott

4081

4000, 4041,4104

4000, 4072, 4081

4043, 4045, 4121,

4184, 421 1

Sears 4035, 4037, 4042,

4046, 4047. 4066,

4104

SEG 4240
SEI 4081
Selco
Sharp

Shintom
Shogun

4041
4048
4072, 4104
4240

Siemens 4037, 4081, 4104

Maker

Set up codes

Silva 4037

Singer

4045, 4072
Sinudyne 4081
Sontec 4037
Sony

4032, 4033, 4034,

4035
STS 4042
Sunstar
Suntronic
Sylvania

4000

4000

4000, 4035, 4043,

4081
Symphonic

4000

Tandy 4000, 4104
Tashiko
Tatung
Teac
Technics
Teknika

4000

4000, 4041,4081

4000, 4041

4035, 4162

4000, 4035, 4037

Teleavia 4041
Telefunken

4041

Tenosal 4072
Tensai
Thomson

4000

4041

Thorn 4041,4104
TMK
Toshiba

4240

4041, 4043, 4045,

4060, 4066, 4081

Totevision

Uher
Unitech
Universum

4037, 4240

4240

4240

4000, 4037, 4081,

4240

Vector
Vector Research
Victor
Video Concepts
Videosonic
Wards

4045

4038

4008, 4041,4067

4045
4240
4000, 4035, 4042,

4047, 4048, 4060,
4072, 4149, 4240

XR-1000

4000, 4035, 4072
Yamaha 4038
Yamishi 4072
Yokan

4072
Yoke 4240

Zenith

4033,4034, 4039

TV Set up codes

10B0VR (Еп/К1

Maker Set up codes

Admiral 1093
Adventura 1046
Aiko

Akai

Aileron

1092
1030

1179
Ambassador 1177
Amstrad

1177
Anam 1180
Anam National 1055,
AOC

1250

1019, 1030,

1137
Audiovox 1180
Belcor

Bell & Howell
Blue Star
BPL

1019
1016,
1282
1282

1154

Bradford 1180
Brockwood 1019
Bush
Candle

■ 1282
1030, 1046,

1056,

1186

Carnivale

1030

Carver 1054
Celebrity 1000
Citizen 1030, 1039,

1056, 1060,

1046,
1092,

1186, 1280

Concerto

1056

Contee 1180
Craig

1180

Crown 1039, 1180
Curtis Mathes 1030, 1039,

1060,

1154

CXC
Daewoo 1019,

Daytron
Dumont

1180

1154,
1019

1017,

1039,
1451

1019

1092,

Electroband 1000
Electrohome 1381
Emerson 1019, 1039, 11 54,

1177, 1178,
1180, 1236,

1179,
1280,

1282, 1463

Envision 1030
Finlux 1179
Fisher 1154, 1159
Fortress 1093
Fujitsu 1179
Funai

1179, 1180

Futuretech 1180

Maker

GE

Set up codes

1021, 1027, 1047,
1051, 1055, 1135,

1 178, 1282, 1451
General
Gibralter
Goldstar

1186
1017, 1019, 1030

1019, 1030, 1039,

1056, 1178
Goodmans
Grandin
Grunpy
Hallmark
Harvard
HCM
Hinan
Hisawa
Hitachi
Hypson
Infinity
Janeil
JBL
JCB
JVC
Kaisui
KEC
Kenwood
Kloss
KTV

1179

1282

1179, 1180

1178

1180

1282

1179

1282

1056, 1145, 1151

1282

1054

1046

1054

1000

1053

1282

1180

1019, 1030

1024, 1046

1030, 1039, 1180,

1280
Logik
Luxman
LXI

1016

1056

1047, 1054, 1154,

1156, 1178
Magnavox

1024, 1030, 1054,

1186, 1187
Majestic

1016

Marantz 1030, 1054
Matsui
Matsushita
Megatron

Memorex

1177

1250
1145, 1178

1016, 1056, 1150,

1154, 1178
MGA

1019, 1030, 1150,

1178
Midland 1017, 1039, 1047,

1051, 1135
Minutz
Mitsubishi
Motorola

1021

1019. 1150, 1178

1055, 1093

MTC 1019, 1030, 1056,

1060

Multitech

N' A ^

1180
t156 1lee 1178

Maker Set up codes

NEC
Nesco
Nikko

1019, 1030, 1056
1179

1030, 1092, 1 178
Noshi 1018
NIC

1092
Onwa 1180
Optimus
Optonica
Orion
Panasonic
Penny

1 154, 1166, 1250

1093, 1 165

1177, 1236

1051, 1055, 1250

1018, 1019, 1021,

1027, 1030, 1039,

1047, 1051, 1060,

1135, 1 156. 1 178
Philco
Philips
Pilot

1019, 1030, 1054

1054

1019, 1030, 1039
Pioneer 1166
Portland
Prism

1019, 1039, 1092

1051
ProScan 1047
Proton 1031, 1178, 1466
Pulsar
Quasar

1017, 1019

1051, 1055, 1165,

1250
Radio Shack 1019, 1030, 1039,

1047, 1056, 1154,

1 165, 1178, 1180
RCA 1018, 1019, 1047,

1090, 1135
Realistic

1019, 1030, 1039,

1056, 1154, 1165,

1178, 1180
Bunco
Saisho

1017, 1030

1177
Sampo 1030, 1039
Samsung

1019, 1030, 1039,

1056, 1060, 1178,

1427

Samsux

Sanyo

1039

11 54, 11 59
Scimitsu 1019
Scotch 1178
Scott

1019, 1178, 1179,

1180, 1236
Sears

1047, 1054, 1056,

1154, 1156, 1159,

1178, 1179
SEI

Sharp
Shogun
Signature

1177

1039, 1093, 1165

. 1019

1016

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TV Set up codes (continued)

Maker Set up codes

Sinudyne
Sony

1177
1000

Soundesign 1178, 1179, 1180,

1186
Spectricon 1137
sss

1019, 1180
Starlite 1180
Supra

1056
Supre-Macy 1046
Supreme
Sylvania
Tandy

1000

1030, 1054, 1381

1039, 1093

Satellite Set up codes

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Maker Set up codes

Tatung
Technics
Technol Ace
Techwood
Teknika

1055
1051, 1250
1179
1051, 1056
1016, 1019, 1039,

1054, 1056, 1060,

1092, 1150, 1179,-

1180, 1186, 1312
Tera
TMK

1031

1056, 1177, 1178
Tomashi 1282
Toshiba

1060, 1154, 1156
Totevision 1039

Set up code chart

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Maker

Triumph

Universal 1027
Vector Research
Victor
Vidikron
Vidtech
Viking
Wards

Yamaha 1019, 1030
Zenith

1080VR [En/K]

Set up codes

1177

1030
1053, 1250
1054

1019, 1178

1046, 1312
1016, 1019, 1021,

1027, 1030, 1054,
1056, 1165, 1178,
1179

1016, 1017

Maker

EchoStar
General Instrument

Set up codes

2280
2361

LD player Set up codes

Maker

Ca^'v'e'
D:SCO Vision
M1 : a I c M

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Ken’Cv'ood
V'an'^avox

Set up codes

5194
5023
5023
5258
5194
5194

DSS Set up codes

Maker
Aionasicr

Ecnosiar
HTS 3775

Set up codes
3772

3775

Svsie"-is3749

Maker

Jerrold

Primestar

Maker

Set up codes

2361
2361

Set up codes

Mitsubishi 5059
NAD 5059
Panasonic

Philips

5204
5194

Pioneer 5023, 5059

Maker

Jerrold

Set up codes

3627
Panasonic 3701
Primestar 3627

Maker

Set up codes

Realistic 2052
Uniden

Maker

Quasar

2052

Set up codes

5204
Sega 5023
Sony
Telefunken

5201

5059
Theta Digital 5194

Maker

RCA

Set up codes

3566
Sony 3639

Toshiba

3790

DVD Set up codes

Maker
Panasonic

Toshiba

Set up codes
6490

6503

Cable Set up codes

1080VR (En/K)

Maker

ABC

Antronix
Archer
Belcor 0056
Cable Star
Cabletenna
Cableview
Century 0153
Citizen
Colour Voice 0025
Comtronics 0040
Contec 0019
Daeryung

Eastern
Everquest
Garrard 0153
GC Electronics
Gemini
General Instrument 0011, 0276, 0476
GoldStar
Hamlin 0009, 0020, 0034,

Set up codes

0001, 0003, 0007,
0008, 0011,0013,
0014, 0017

0022
0022, 0153, 0797

0056
0022
0022

0153

0008
0002
0015, 0040

0056
0015

0040, 0144

0259

Maker

Hitachi 0011

Hytex
Jasco
Jerrold 0003, 0011, 0012,

Memorex

Movie Time 0063, 0156

NSC 0063, 0156

Oak

Panasonic

Paragon

Philips

Pioneer

Prelude 0770

Pulsar 0000

PVP Stereo Visual Matrix0003

Radio Shack

RCA

Regal 0020, 0259

Regency

Rembrandt 0011

Runco

Samsung

Set up codes

0007
0153

0014, 0015, 0276,
0476

0000

0007, 0019
0000, 0021, 0107
0000
0025, 0153
0144, 0753

0797
0021

0002

0000
0040, 0144

Maker Set up codes

Scientific Atlanta 0008, 0017, 0477
Signal 0015, 0040
Signature
SL Marx 0040
Sprucer 0021
Starcom 0003, 0015
Stargate
Starquest 0015
STS
Sylvania
Tandy 0258
Teleview 0040
Texscan 0001
Tocom
Toshiba 0000
Tusa
TV86 0063
Unika
United Artists
United Cable
Universal
Viewstar 0063, 0258
Zenith

0011

0015, 0040, 0770

0156
0001

0012, 0013

0015

0022, 0153
0007
0003
0022, 0056, 0153

0000, 0525

CD Player Set up codes

Maker Set up codes

Aiwa 8124, 8157
Arcam 8157.
AudioTon 8157
California Audio Lab 8029
Carver
Cyrus

Denon
DKK
Dynamic Bass 8179
Elektra 8393
Emerson
Fisher
Garrard 8393
Genexxa 8032, 8305
Goodmans
Grundig 8157
Hitachi 8032

JVC 8072, 8655

i

«

Kenwood 8028, 8037, 8048,

8157, 8179
8157

8003
8000

8305
8048, 8088, 8179

8305

8099, 8190, 8858,
8859

Maker Set up codes

Krell

Linn 8157

LXI 8305

Magnavox 8157

Marantz 8029, 8157

Matsui

MCS 8029

Memorex 8032, 8305

Meridian 8157

Micromega

Mission 8157

NAD 8000

Naim 8157

NSM 8157

Onkyo

Optimus

Panasonic 8029, 8303

Philips

Pioneer 8032, 8305, 8468

Proton 8157

8157

8157

8157

8101
8000, 8032, 8037,

8179, 8305, 8468

8157

Maker Set up codes

QED
Quad
Quasar 8029
RCA 8053, 8179, 8305
Realistic 8179
Revox
Rotel
SAE
Sansui
Sanyo 8179
Scott
Sears
Sharp 8037
Sony 8000, 8185, 8604,

Soundesign 8145
Tandy 8032
Teac
Technics 8029, 8303

Universum 8157
Victor 8072
Yamaha

8157
8157

8157
8157
8157
8157,^ 8305

8305
8305

8605

8393

8036, 8187

Maker Set up codes

Carver 7158

Denon 7031
Grundig

7158

Cassette deck Set up codes

Maker

Marantz

Philips

Set up codes

7158
7158

Maker

Sony
Technics

Set up codes

7093
7158

Maker

Set up codes

Aiwa 7029, 7197
Arcam 7076

Carver

7029
Denon 7076
Fisher

7074

Garrard 7308, 7309
Grundig

Inkel

7029

7071

MD Set up codes

Maker

Kenwood
Sony

Set up codes

9000, 9826
9490

Mise, audio Set up codes

Maker

JVC

Set up codes

7244, 7273, 7274
Kenwood 7000, 7071, 7183
Magnavox

7029
Marantz 7009, 7029
Onkyo

7136
Optimus 7027, 7220
Panasonic
Philips

7229

7029
Pioneer 7027, 7220

Maker

Revox

Set up codes

7029
Sansui 7009, 7029
Sony 7170, 7243, 7291
Teac

7308, 7309
Technics 7229
Victor 7244, 7273, 7274
Wards

7027
Yamaha 7094, 7097

Maker

Jerroid

Set up codes

8459, 8520

Maker

Scientific Atlanta

Set up codes

8460

Maker Set up codes

Sta reo m

8459

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In case of difficulty

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Resetting the Microcomputer

If the microcomputer may malfunction (unit cannot be operated, or
shows an erroneous display) if the power cord is unplugged while the
power is ON, or due to some other external factor. If this happens,
execute the following procedure to reset the microcomputer and
return the unit to its normal operating condition.

Amplifier

Symptom

No sound from the speakers. • The speaker cords are disconnected.

• VOLUME is set to the minimum position.

• MUTE IS ON.

• The SPEAKERS switches are set to OFF.

The standby indicator blinks and sound is
not output.

Sound is not output from one of the speak
ers.

• Speaker cords are short-circuited. • Turn the power off, eliminate the short-

• The speaker cord is disconnected.

• The speaker balance is set to an extreme

position.

.... Cans«. Remedy

Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet, then plug

it back in while holding down the POWER key.

' Please note that resetting the microcomputer will clear the contents

of the memory and returns the unit to the state it was in when it left
the factory.

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• Connect them properly referring to " Connect- ■

Ing the speakers" -Tf

• Adjust the volume to a proper level.

• Turn OFF the MUTE. -4£

• Set the SPEAKERS switch(es) to ON. - jC

circuiting, then turn on the power again.

• Connect it properly referring to "Connecting

the speakers".

• Adjust the speaker levels using the test tone.
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Sound is not output from the rear (sur
round) speakers and/or the center speaker,
or their sound is very small.

• The rear speaker cords and/or the center

speaker cord is disconnected.

• A surround mode has not been engaged.

• The rear and/or center volume controls are set

to the minimum level.

A humming noise is generated when the
PHONO input selector is selected.

The initial sound is intermittent when start
ing playback from an AC-3 source in a DVD

• The audio cord from the turntable is not con

nected to the PHONO jacks.

• The turntable is not grounded.

• There are differnent causes for different types

of DVD players.

player.
No sound when playing a DVD. • A PCM source is being played back.
Digital playback is not possible from Dolby

• The sound mode is set to "STEREO".

Digital (AC-3) sources.

Tuner

Symptom Cause

Radio Stations cannot be received. • No antenna is connected.

Interference.

• The broadcast band is not set properly.

• The frequency of the desired station is not
tuned.

• Noise due to ignition noise from an automo
bile.

• Noise due to interference from an electric
appliance.

• Noise due to a nearby TV set. • Install the receiver farther away from the TV.

• Connect it properly referring to "Connecting

the speakers".

• Select a surround mode.

• Adjust the speaker levels using the test tone.

• Insert the audio cord plugs securely into the

PHONO jacks.

• Connect the grounding wire to the GND termi

nal on the rear panel.

• With certain DVD players, the initial sound

may be intermittent.

• Press the STEREO key.

• Press the DOLBY DIGITAL key to select the

Dolby Digital (AC-3) mode.

Remedy

/

• Connect an antenna.

• Set the broadcast band properly.

• Tune the frequency of the desired station.

-3£

• Install the outdoor antenna away from the
road.

• Turn off the power to the appliance.

A station which was preset cannot be re
ceived by pressing the corresponding nu-

»

meric key.

• The preset station belongs to a frequency that
cannot be received.

• The preset memory was cleared because the
power cord had been unplugged for a long
period of time.

• Preset a station with a receivable frequency.

• Preset the station again.

Remote control unit

1080VR (En/K)

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The backlight flashes five times during nor­mai operation.

Subwoofer voiume cannot be adjusted.
Certain inputs cannot be selected using

the remote control.

Remote control operation is not possible.

Symptom

• The batteries are nearing exhaustion.

Subwoofer IS OFF.

No preset codes registered at for the respec
tive input(s).

The remote control is set to a different opera
tion mode.
Batteries are exhausted.

The remote control unit is too far away from

the main system, controlling angle is too large,
or there is an obstacle between the receiver

and the remote.

The audio cords and system control cords are
not connected properly.
No software is loaded in the source compo
nent.

An attempt is made to play a tape which is

being recorded in the cassette deck.
The remote control has not been set to the
operation mode for the component you wish

to control.

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Replace with new batteries to preserve the
currently registered setup information.-jT

Turn the subwoofer ON.

• Register a preset code or Non-IR code at the
respective input(s).

• Press VIDEO, AUDIO, or TV to select the

approriate operation mode.

• Replace with new batteries. If the backup"is
exhasted before you can replace the batter
ies, redo the setup procedure. -2£-3£

• Operate the remote control unit within the
controllable range.

Connect properly referring to "Setting up the
system". -a;
Place software in the source component you
want to play.

Wait until recording has completed.

Press the VIDEO, AUDIO, or TV key to activate

the operation mode for the component you
want to control before operation.

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Do not use contact cleaning agents because they could cause a malfunction. Be specifically careful against using contact cleaning agents
containing oil. since they may deform the plastic components.

For the U.S.A.

FCC WARNING

This equipment may generate or use radio frequency energy. Changes or modifications to this equipment may cause harmful interference unless
the modifications are expressly approved in the instruction manual. The user could lose the authority to operate this equipment if an unauthorized
change or modification is made.

NOTE:

Tn.s equioment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits

are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment may cause harmful

interference to raaio communications, if it is not installed and used in accordance with the instructions. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can

oe aeter mined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference byoneor more of the following measures:

- - Reorient o' relocate the receiving antenna.

- - Increase tne separation between the equipment and receiver.

- - Connect tne equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

- - Consult the Dealer or an experienced radio / TV technician for help.

Memory back up function

Please note that the following items will be deleted from

the unit's memory if the power cord is disconnected from
the AC outlet for approximately 3 days.

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• Settings made using OSD i

• Input selector settings

• Volume ieve

• Broadcast band.

• Frequency setting.

• Preset stations.

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For the U.S.A.

Note to CATV system installer:

This reminder is provided to call the CATV system installer's
attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC that provides guidelines for
proper grounding and, in particular, specifies that the cable ground
shall be connected to the grounding system of the building, as close
to the point of cable entry as practical.

Specifications v" ■ ■ • ^

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1080VR (En/K)

AUDIO section

Rated power output during STEREO operation

120 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channels

driven, at 8 Q from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than

0.06 % total harmonic distortion. (FTC)

Rated power output during SURROUND operation

FRONT
(1kHz, 0.7% T.H.D. at 8 O)
CENTER
(1kHz, 0.7% T.H.D. at 8 Q)
SURROUND
(1kHz, 0.7% T.H.D. at 8 O)

Total harmonic distortion
Frequency response

CD

.........................................

Signal to noise ratio (IHF'66)

PHONO (MM)..................................................................75 dB

CD...................................................................................95 dB

Input sensitivity / impedance

PHONO (MM)

CD..................................................................200 mV / 47 kO

ADAPTOR IN

Output level / impedance

TAPE REC

ADAPTOR OUT...............................................200 mV / 1 kO

PRE OUT (CENTER, SURROUND, SUBWOOFER)

............................................................................. 1 V / 600 n

Tone control

BASS
TREBLE

LOUDNESS control

VOLUME at -40dB level... +7 dB(100 Hz), +3 dB(10 kHz)

.................................................

................................................

.......................................................

.........................................................

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0.015%(1 kHz, 60W, 8 O)

5 Hz ~ 85 kHz, +0.5 dB, -3 dB

120 W + 120 W

2.5 mV / 47 kO

400 mV / 10 kn

200 mV / 1 kii

±8 dB (at 100 Hz)
±8 dB (at 10 kHz)

60 W + 60 W

DIGITAL AUDIO section

Sampling frequency
Input level / impedance / wave length

Optical

......................

Coaxial

...........................................................

...........................

-15 dBm ~ -21 dBm, 600 nm ±30nm

32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz

0.5 Vp-p / 75 Q.

120 W

FM tuner section

Tuning frequency range............................87,5 MHz ~ 108 MHz

Usable sensitivity (MONO)

......1.6pV (75 SI)/ 15.2 dBf (75 kHz DEV., SINAD 30 dB)

50dB quieting sensitivity

STEREO

Total harmonic distortion (1 kHz)

(for U.S.A. and Canada)
MONO

STEREO..................................................0.5 % (65 dBf input)

(except for U.S.A. and Canada)
MONO

STEREO..................................................0.7 % (65 dBf input)

Signal to noise ratio (1 kHz, 75 kHz DEV.)

MONO

STEREO................................................68 dB (65 dBf input)

Stereo separation (1 kHz).....................................................40 dB

Selectivity (±400 kHz)

(for U.S.A. and Canada)
(except for U.S.A. and Canada)

Frequency response

..........................................

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.....................................................

...................................................

...............................................

..............

30 Hz - 15kHz,+0.5 dB, -3.0 dB

31.6pV (75 Q)/ 41.2 dBf

...................................

0.2 % (65 dBf input)

0.6 % (65 dBf input)

75 dB (65 dBf input)

70 dB
50 dB

AM tuner section

Tuning frequency range (for U.S.A. and Canada)

10 kHz step

Tuning frequency range (except for U.S.A. and Canada)

9 kHz step
10 kHz step

Usable sensitivity (30% mod., S/N 20 dB)

..............................................................

Signal to noise ratio (30 % mod. 1 mV input)

..........................................

............................................

..........................................

530 kHz - 1,700 kHz

531 kHz ~ 1,602 kHz
530 kHz ~ 1,610 kHz

16 pV / (600 pV/m)

.....................

48 dB

GENERAL

Power consumption...............................................................2.9 A

AC outlet

SWITCHED

Dimensions.............................................W : 440 mm (17-5/16")

..........................................................H : 147 mm (5-13/16")

..........................................................D:392 mm (15-7/16")

Weight (Net)

.............................

...........................................................

2 (total 100 W, 0.83 A max.)

11 kg (24.3 lb)

VIDEO section

Video format
VIDEO inputs / outputs

VIDEO (composite)

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Nota KENWOOD follows a policy of continuous advancements in development. For this reason specifications may be changed without notice.

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NTSC

1 Vp-p / 75 SI

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ate operation

Refer to the following for the type of remote control operations available for each component.

The setup code for each component must be entered beforehand.

onents

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1080VR (En/K)

O Use the AUDIO. VIDEO, or TV keys to select the component

you want to control.

Q Press the keys corresponding to the operations you desire.

Refer to the following sections for details.

1. Although each setup code is designed to work with a number of different models, certain codes may not work with some models. (Also,
certain codes may only operate some of the functions available on a given model.)

2. The charts below show the typical functions available for each component. Some manufacturers use different key combinations to perform
similar functions. For that reason, we have programmed extra functions on some of the unused number keys to. help you control your
equipment. To find if your component has extra functions, press the
for each number key.

• When pressing keys in succession, press each key firmly and be sure
to wait at least 1 second before pressing the next key.

• Numeric keys function the same as the numeric keys on the original
remote.

•To execute a FUNCTION SHIFT command, press the FUNCTION

SHIFT key, then press the corresponding key within 3 seconds.

FUNCTION SHIFT key, then press a number key. Repeat this procedure

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DSS receiver operations

+ (Channel +)

- (Channel -)

Cable tuner operations

+ (Channel +) ►/!! (Select)

- (Channel -)

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H« (1-)

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Numeric keys

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Numeric keys

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TV/SAT^O INFO AITAUO

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FUNCTION SHIFT commands

MENU (Menu)

THEME (Theme)

FAV. (Favorite)

TV/SAT./VID (Input selector)

INFO (Information)

ALT AUDIO (Alternate audio)

+100 (+100)

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TV/SAT/VIO INFO ALT A

FUNCTION SHIFT commands

MENU (Menu)

THEME (Theme)

FAV. (Favorite)

TV/SAT./VID (Input selector)

ALT AUDIO (Alternate audio)

INFO (Page)

+100 (+100)

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(CH Guide)

o

(OSD menu)

DVD player operations

TUNING/SKIP

■ (Disc skip +) ►/!! (► Play)

■ (Disc skip -) II (Pause)

(Stop)
(Skip back)
(Skip forward)

0 0

Numeric keys

+100 REPEAT RANDOM

‘ CD “

DISPLAY

FUNCTION SHIFT commands

ALT AUDIO (Alternate audio)

+100 ( + 100)

REPEAT (Repeat)

RANDOM (Random)

DISPLAY (Display)

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(• Record)

GUIDE

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(OSD menu)

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For your records

Record the serial number, found on the back of the unit, in the spaces
designated on the warranty card, and in the space provided below. Refer
to the model and serial numbers whenever you call upon your dealerfor
information or service on this product.

Model

Serial Number_