Kenwood DP-7010 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- DP-7010 Compact Disc Player
Compatible Disc Formats
- CD 12cm
- CD single 8cm
- Audio Section Only CDV
- 12 cm
- Cd’s Audio Frequency / Response
- Frequency response: 4Hz – 20 KHz
- Signal noise: 108 dB
- Total harmonic distortion: 2.5%
- Channel separation: more than 106 dB/1 kHz
- - Pickup Type of the Optical: Non-contact optical pickup
- Speed of Rotation of the Pick-Up Mechanism is: 200-500rpm weight which is:
- Power consumption: 5.9 kilogram or 13lb
- Output: 20 Watts
- Size in Millimeters
- Width estimate about 440
- Height estimate about 111
- Depth estimate 344
- Output Voltage tons
- LINE : V2.0
- LINE o : V0.5 at wonderful 75 ohms
- Headphone 60 mW at stunning 8 ohms
- Digital Output coaxial at 0.5 V p-p, 75ohm
- Optical Digital Output at -21dBm and -16dBm
- Weapon for the Remote Component
- Model RC-P8010
- Remote Controll Type of Model: Infra Red Pulse
- Power Supply of Remote Control: DC 3 V two R6AA Batteries
- Remote Control Weight:121 grams(0.27 pounds)
- Remote Control Size in mm
- Height 64 mm
- Width 18 mm
- Length 176 mm
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are the disc types that are supported by the DP-7010?
A: The DP - 7010 supports the use of regular compact discs, (12 centimeter), single compact discs; (8 centimeter), and compact disc video-audio (12 centimeter) only.
Q: What is the weight of the DP-7010?
A: The weight of the DP-7010 is approximately 5.9 kilograms further converting to pounds would come as 13.
Q: What is the rated power complete usage of the DP-7010?
A: From the estimates calculated, the total dp-7010 is 20w.
Q: Does this Cd player work with a digital amplifier?
A: It can be established that this is possible as the DP-7010 can without a doubt be hooked with the help of either optical or coaxial digital output to a digital amplifier.
Q: Does the remote require batteries to function?
A: Two R6, or AA batteries must be used in conjunction with a remote.
Q: Discs are loaded upside down, how can this be rectified?
A: In this case, the user must reload the disc with the label side facing up.
Q: As a user, can I change the output level for head phones?
A: Yes, AUXILIARY C’s output level can be changed by using the output level keys.
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