Kenwood UD-952 User Manual

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UD COMPONENT SYSTEM/COMPACT HI-FI SYSTEM

UD-952

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

KENWOOD CORPORATION

DIGITAL AUDIO

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 dealer for information or service on the product. Model___________________________Serial Number____________________________

B60-1795-00 (35) (K, P, E, T, M, X)[^ 95/12 11 10 9 87 6 5 432 1 94/12 11 10987

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Before applying power

A Caution: Read this page earefuiiy to ensure safe operation.

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 falls 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.

Before applying power

Units are designed for operation as follows.

U.S.A. and Canada..................................................................120 V only

U.K. and Australia...................................................................240 V only

For the United Kingdom

Factory fitted moulded mains plug

1. The mains plug contains a fuse. For replacement, use only a 13-Amp ASTA-approved (BS1362) fuse.

2. The fuse cover must be refitted when replacing the fuse in the moulded plug.

3. Do not cut off the mains plug from this equipment. If the plug fitted is not suitable for the power points in your home or the cable is too short to reach a power point, then obtain an appropriate safety approved extension lead or adapter, or consult your dealer.

If nonetheless the mains plug is cut off, remove the fuse and dispose of the plug immediately, to avoid a possible shock hazard by inadvertent connection to the mains supply.

Europe (Except for U.K.)........................................................230 V only

*Other countries............................110-120/220^30-240 Vswitchable

*AC voltage selection

The AC voltage selector switches Type A and Type B on the rear panel are 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 these switches matche your line voltage. If not, it must be set to your voltage in accordance with the following direction.

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

Safety precautiom

WARNING : TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN

OR MOISTURE.

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER (ORBACK).NOUSER-SERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE,REFERSERVICINGTOQUALIFiED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

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 OF SUFFICIENT MAGNITUDE TO CONSTITUTE A RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK TO PERSONS.

THE EXCLAMATION POINTWITHIN AN EQUILATERALTRIANGLE IS INTENDEDTO ALERTTHE USERTO THE PRESENCE OF IMPORTANT OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE (SERVICING) INSTRUCTIONS IN THE LITERATURE ACCOMPANYING THE APPLIANCE.

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Contents A Caution: Read this page carefully to ensure safe operation.

Before applying power Before operation

Special feature System connections

Controls and indicators

Operation of remote control unit Clock adjustment Sound adjustment functions Playback of CD ^

Tape playback«^

Broadcast Reception ^

Operation with video components ^

30-Environmental sound systernm Recording (Deck B only) -.. «n.-

CD edit recording m

Simplified tone adjustment

Presence playm

Convenient feature

Timer operation«i<^

Maintenance In case of difficulty Specifications

A Before applying power...........................................

ASafety precautions

FM DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE switch..

Inserting discs in magazine Loading (unloading) the magazine Playing tracks in order from track No. 1 Playback from desired track Programming tracks in desired order Repeated playback Playback in a random order (Random playback)..

Playback of tape ..............................................................................

Relay playback.................................................................................

Skip search Dash & play. One-program repeat playback, Rewind playback...

Receiving broadcast stations..........................................

Receiving radio station by specifying its frequency .. Storing radio stations in memory (Station preset)

Playback of video tape Recording of video souce ..

3D-Environmental sound play ...

Preparation for recording Recording (Deck B only) Copying tape (Tape dubbing)..

Select the type of edit recording Program edit recording

Cross-fade edit recording

Timed edit recording.................................................

Al edit recording

Fade edit recording....................................................

Recording CD while listening to another source ..

Demonstration............................................ ........................................

Playing CD with optimum tone setting (Al AUTO)................................

Playing CD with enhanced presence effect (Al FOCUS) Playing music with desired tone Creating desired tone Recording tape for playback on car stereo or headphone stereo ..

Enjoying music with feeling of presence (presence modes) .. Presence effect plus Environmental sound

Recording music with presence effect..........................................

Controlling the depth of sound (DEPTH) Adjustment and playback of DOLBY 3 STEREO Dolby Surround adjustment Operation of Dolby Surround playback

Easy karaoke singing (HIT MASTER)...............................................................................68U

Timer program reservation

Al TIMER operation....................................................................................

One-touch timer reservation. Sleep timer reservation

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Before operation

The marking of products using lasers

(Except for some areas)

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I LASER PRODUCT |

The label Is attached to the rear panel and says that the compo nent uses laser beams that have been classified as Class 1. It means that the unit is utilizing laser beams that are of a weaker class. There is no danger of hazardous radiation outside the unit.

Unit destination Shape of the AC outlet

U.S.A.,Canada

and U.S. Military

U.K.

Australia

Europe and

Other countries

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FM DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE switch (Except for some areas)

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/CHANNEL 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/CHANNEL 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.

CAUTION:

Use of controls or adjustments or performance of proce dures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure.

In compliance with Federal Regulations, following are reproductions of iables on, or inside the product relating to laser product safety.

r" KENWOOD CORPORATION

2967-3, ISHIKAWA-CHO, HACHIOJI-SHI, TOKYO, JAPAN

KENWOOD CORP. CERTIFIES THIS EQUIPMENT

CONFORMS TO DHHS REGULATIONS NO. 21 CFR

1040. 10, CHAPTER I, SUBCHAPTER J.

Location: Back Panel

Area

U.S.A., Canada, and South Ameri

can countries

Other countries

CHANNEL

SPACE freq.

FM;100kHz AM: 10kHz

FM: 50kHz

AM: 9kHz

DE-EMPHASIS CHANNEL SPACE

1% iP I 75lis

DE-EMPHASIS

75p,s

50ps

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Special feature

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The DPSS (Direct Program Search System) allows you to play a cassette tape with a variety of playback functions tike a CD.

Playing tunes by skipping some. Playing a single tune repeatedly. Rewinding a tape and playing from the beginning. Playing a tape by skipping blanks between tunes.

Different sounds of different sources can be played through the main and omni speakers.

Play the provided Sound Enhancement CD through the OMNI speak ers (optional) and play music through the main speakers, and you'll experience a completely new world of music. Naturally, any other combinations of sound sources are possible.

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Various CD editing & recording features are available for selection according to the tape you want.

Fade edit recording: Recording CD tracks sequentially from No. 1. Program edit recording:Recording desired CD tracks in desired or

Timed edit recording: Recording CD tracks within the specified

Al edit recording: Recording all CD tracks even in case the

X.FADE (Cross-fade) edit recording:

The reproduced sound can be played with infinite purity without any additional manipulation o f the tone.

The improved graphic equalizer feature allows automatic curve setting with Al (Artificial Intelligence) as well as user's selection or even creation of desired curves. Up to 5 user-created curves can he stored in preset memory.

□□itioiBYsuRiiouiuDi playback is a matter of course. In addition, sound can be reproduced in KENWOOD original sound fields and the depth of sound can be adjusted as desired. You can enjoy music in a sound field you like.

In addition to the possibiiity of storing up to 4 timer programs in memory, the following functions are avaiiable.

Al TIMER!: When the power is turned ON by the timer, the

Al TIMER2: When the power is turned ON by the timer, two

Sleep timer: Useful when you want to go asleep while listen

One-touch timer: The power can be turned ON at an approximate

der.

tape length so that no track is interrupted in the middle,

total playing time exceeds the total record ing time of tape.

Recording by overlapping the beginnings

and endings of the CD tracks.

sound increases gradually.

CD tracks are played first, then radio is received after it.

ing to music.

time, without the need of the fine time adjustment operations.

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System connections

Do not plug the power cord into the power outlet until

all of the required connections have been made.

m When arranging the system units in a vertical, stacked configu

ration, observe the stacking order indicated in the system con

nection diagram below.

• In case an associated system component is connected, also

read the instruction manual of the component.

• Align the front panels of the unit flush.

When arranging the system in a horizontal configuration, be sure to place the preampiifier/tuner unit + power ampiifier/graphic equalizer unit on the right side of the CD player unit + cassette deck unit.

(For U.K. and Europe)

Connection oiparallffXmi^

• When connecting the parallel cord, insert the plug straight into the connector until it clicks to lock them securely.

> When connecting the parallel cord, the wire with white line should

come to the left side end.

I When disconnecting the parallel cord, push in the two sides of

the plug and pull it straight out.

1. Be sure to insert all connection cords securely. If their connections are imperfect, the sound may not produced or noise may

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interfere.

2. Before plugging or unplugging a connection cord, be sure to unplug the power cord from the wall AC outlet. If connection cords are plugged or unplugged with the power cord left plugged in, malfunction or damage may result.

3. Do not connect up a power source whitch is larger than that indicated on the socket at rear of the unit.

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Caution

When installing the system components in a horizontal cofiguration, place the preamplifier/tuner unit (C-E9) and power amplifier/graphic equalizer unit (B-E9) to the right of the CD player unit (DP-ME9) and cassette deck unit (X-E9) as shown in the connection diagram. Do not place the CD player and cassette deck to the right of the power amplifier/graphic equalizer unit, for this will lead to overheating or malfunction.

Connection of antenna adapter (U,K and Europe only)

0 Strip the cable coating.

When coaxial cable is used When the provided simplified

antenna is used

('2) Open the antenna adaptor.

RG-6 (5C-2V) or RG-59 (3C-2V)

(3) Attach the cable and close the cover.

When coaxial cable is used When the provided simplified

Insert the cable into the slit on the clip. Fasten bands A and B using a pair of pliers.

antenna is used

Insert the antenna cord tip into the slit on the hardware and wrap the cord around it.

Optical fiber cable connection

The digital OPTICAL output is designed for use in the connec tion with an MD recorder (optionally available). The digital signal transmission allows you to record the CD sound on MD without spoiling the high sound quaiity. This jack can also be connected to an amplifier equipped with a digital optical input (optical fiber).

Open the claws with the fingers to release the lock and pull out the cover.

® Connect the adaptor to the antenna terminal.

• When using an optical fiber cable to connect this unit to a MD recorder or digital amplifier, insert the plug straight into the jack until a snap sound is heard.

• Be careful not to bend, coil or bundle the optical fiber cable.

• Optical fiber cables available in audio accessory stores may not

always be able to be used with this unit. If your cable cannot be used with this unit, consult the store from which you purchased

the cable or your nearest dealer.

Connection of speakers

Arrangement of speakers

Center speaker (optional) Omni-speakers (optional)

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Connection method

Preamplifier/tuner unit C-E9

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Connection of AM antenna

Connection of AM loop antenna

The provided antenna is for indoor use. Place it in a position as far as possible from this system, TV, speaker cords and power cord and set to the orientation which provides the best reception condition.

Connection of AM outdoor antenna

If the reception condition is poor with the loop antenna alone, connect a vinyl coated wire of more than 6 m (20 ft) and extend it outdoors while leaving the loop antenna connected.

Connectiol) of FM entejjim

Connection of FM simplified antenna

The provided antenna is designed for temporary indoor use. For stable reception, it is recommended to install an outdoor antenna as soon as possible. Once an outdoor antenna is connected, remove the indoor antenna.

® Remove the coating from the c(

section and twist conductors.

® Find the location providing the best

receiving condition.

(3) Fix the antenna there.

When a T-shaped, FM indoor antenna (300 £1) which is marketed in audio stores is used, connect it to these terminals. (In this case, disconnect the provided FM simplified antenna.)

Connection of FM outdoor antenna

Lead the antenna wire indoors using a 75 coaxial cable and connect it to the FM 75 £2 connector.

Preamplifier/tuner unit C-E9

System connections

Do not plug the power cord into the power outlet until all of the required connections have been made.

• When arranging the system units in a vertical, stacked configu ration, observe the stacking order indicated in the system con nection diagram below.

• In case an associated system component is connected, also read the instruction manual of the component

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Connection of speakers

Arrangement of speakers

Setting the center mode

By connecting the optional rear speakers and/or cen ter speaker, the music can be enjoyed with the pres ence effects of DOLBY 3 STEREO and DOLBY PRO LOGIC. Before using this mode, set the center mode switch referring to below.

Do you have the cen Do you have the center ter speaker?

DOLBY PRO LOGIC

OM I

DOLBY 3 STEREO can be enjoyed

DOLBY 3 STEREO

2 COLBY PRO LOGIC

1 PHANTOM 1

DOLBY 3 STEREO

in NORMAL mode.

DOLBY 3 STEREO can be enjoyed in WIDE mode.

Center speaker (optional) Omni-speakers (optional)

START!

Do you have the rear speakers?

speaker?

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O DOLBY PRO LOGIC

NORMAL WIDE

DOL^J ^7°

DOLBY PRO LOGIC

If you cannot tell whether your center speaker is of the large/medium or com pact size, compare both settings and select the one you like better.

DOLBY PRO LOGIC can be en joyed in PHANTOM mode.

DOLBY PRO LOGIC and DOLBY 3 STEREO can be enjoyed in NOR MAL mode.

DOLBY PRO LOGIC and DOLBY 3 STEREO can be enjoyed in WIDE mode.

• The set contents may sometimes be initialized to the original set ting after the power cord is unplugged and plugged again.

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Connection of the front speakers

• Never short-circuit the + and - speaker cords.

• If the left and right speaker connections or the + and - polarity are inverted, the sound will be unnatural with unclear positioning of musical instruments, etc. Be sure to connect them without mis take.

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Connection of optional speakers

Super woofer SW-500 (optional)

• Set the Volume controls of the omni-speakers (OMNI-A5) to the center positions.

• For the combination of the omni-speakers (OMNI-A5) with the front speakers, refer to the instruction manual provided with the OMNI-

A5.

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Connection of Audio/Visual components (optional)

• Connection cords are not supplied with this system. I Any of the following video equipment can be connected in

place of the LD player.

• DBS tuner

• Video camera

• Video recorder

( A DAT recorder can also be connected in place of the MD (Mini

Disc) recorder.

Preampiifier/tuner unit C-E9

Connection of the front speakers

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Controls and indicators

Preamplifier/tuner unit

MIC jack MIC MIXING control

Turn to adjust the microphone input volume.

DISPLAY key

Press to change over the display contents.

F.2CH key AUTO key

Press to receive stations in auto tuning mode.

F.4CH key BAND key

Press to select the required frequency band.

DOLBY SURROUND key

TUNING {▼, ▲) keys

Press to select the station to be received.

DOLBY 3 STEREO key DEPTH key

Press to adjust the feeling of depth of the sound.

CD REC key

Press to record a CD while playing another source.

OFF key

Press to switch the surround and presence modes OFF.

CD player unit

EDIT mode indicators

DAMrtrtnii

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Press to adjust the volume balance between the main speakers

and OMNI speakers (optional).

Press to adjust the bass sound.

Press for environmental sound play.

Press to play music without additional tone manipulation.

Press to seiect the component to be played.

Press to select the component to be played through the OMNI speakers (optional) for environmental sound play.

® BALANCE (LEFT, RIGHT) keys

Press to adjust the volume balance between the left and right speakers.

Lights when the SOURCE DIRECT function is ON.

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^ PmumplHier/graphic equalizar unit

REC MODE indicators

' EQ.ON indicator

O PHONES jack

Press to make the equalizer curve flat.

O EQ.MEIVIO key -gg

Press to store an equalizer pattern in memory.

Press to switch the equalizer curves to be recalled between Ref

erence and Manual curves.

Press to turn the power ON/OFF.

Each press changes the display contents in order from grapmc equalizer to spectrum analyzer, demonstration and display OFF.

Press to switch the equalizer effect ON/OFF.

Connection of Audio/Visual components (optional)

» Connection cords are not supplied with this system, t Any of the following video equipment can be connected in

place of the LD player.

• DBS tuner

• Video camera

• Video recorder

t A DAT recorder can also be connected in place of the MD (Mini

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Each press changes over the spectrum analyzer display modes.

® REC MODE key *gg

Press when recording a tape to be played on a car stereo or head phone stereo.

Press to select the frequencies to be adjusted.

(T, A)

Press to adjust the equalizer curve level.

Press to switch the effect of the super woofer (optional) ON/OFF.

Press to set the suitable equalizer curve for each CD automati cally.

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CD player unit

EDIT mode indicators

O RANDOM key

Press to play tracks in a random order.

Press for repeated playback.

Press to select the edit recording mode.

O SPACE key

Press in PGM mode to create a non-recorded space of a few sec- ©

onds between recorded tracks automatically. 0

Press to switch the time display mode.

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Search keys

Press to move the played position of disc at high speed.

Skip keys -*

Press to skip to the beginning of another track.

Stop key

Play/pause key -

DOOR key .>ggl P. OPEIM/CLOSE (Plus-1 tray open/close) key *^0 M.EJECT (Magazine eject) key -[pTSi]

Disc selector keys (1 to 6, P) -*

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O Deck A cassette holder © Tape running indicators © Deck A eject key

O DIRECTION key/indicator

Press to switch over the play modes.

► Play keys/indicators

■ Stop key ►► Fast Forward key

Rewind key

Speaker unit.

Model: LS-E9 Cabinet type: Bass-reflex type

(Figure shows the R CH speaker.)

► Play keys/indicators

■ Stop key ►► Fast Forward key

Rewind key

O DOLBY NR key/indicator - © Deck B eject key © Deck B cassette holder 0 CCRS keys (HIGH, NOR.)/indicators

Press to start recording after having set the optimum recording level for the CD and the optimum recording bias for the tape auto matically.

Tweeter (for medium and high frequencies)

Mid-range unit (for medium frequencies)

Woofer (for low frequencies)

Press to set the tape recording bias auto matically.

Press to create a tape with continuous

music by fading in the beginning and fad

ing out the end of every tune. .>¡^47]

0 DUBB keys (HIGH, NOR.I/indicators

Press for dubbing between tapes.

Press to set the optimum recording level

automatically.

0 Pause key/indicator © Record key/indicator -

jj EpwPF mpiifier/graphic equalizer unit

REC MODE indicators

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Remote control unit

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Operation of remote control unit

Loading batteries

f Remove the cover.

2 Insert batteries.

^ Close the cover.

» Insert two R03 ("AAA"-size) batteries following the polarity indica

tions.

Operation

After plugging the power cord of the amplifier, press the POWER key of the remote control unit to turn the power of

the system ON. When the power is turned ON, press the key

of the function to be operated.

> When pressing more than one remote control keys successively,

press the keys securely by leaving an interval of 1 second or more between keys.

In this manual, the remote control unit is illustrated with Its cover

omitted. This is simply for the convenience of explanation.

1. The provided batteries are intended for use in operation checking, and their service life may be short.

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2. When the remote controllable distance becomes short, replace both of the batteries with new ones,

3. If direct sunlight or the light of a high- frequency fluorescent lamp {inverter type, etc.) is incident to the remote sensor, malfunction may occur. In such a case, change the installation position to avoid malfunction.

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Clock adjustment

The preamplifier/tuner unit incorporates a clock function. Be sure to adjust the correct time before using the timer func

tion.

2 Eater the year and press the ENTER key.

ENTER

---

O Enter the month then the date, and press the EN-

O TER key.

Press numeric keys in the following order.

To enter 1994 ... [Il.d],®.®

■ If you make a mistake, press the CLEAR key and enter the track No. from the beginning.

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^ Enter the hour and minute and press the ENTER

Press numeric keys in the following order.

To enter March 7 ... [o],[i],[o],a To enter December 30 ... [l], [s], [D, 0

• If you make a mistake, press the CLEAR key and enter the track No, from the beginning.

Press numeric keys in the following order.

To enter 9;05AM [^, [9], , [5] To enter 4:50PM 0, [E, [5]. (□]

• If you make a mistake, press the CLEAR key and enter the track No. from the beginning.

• To adjust correct time, press the ENTER key at the same moment

as a time announcement.

• The time display blinks after a power failure or when the power cord has been unplugged from the AC outlet and plugged again. In such

a case, adjust the clock again.

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Sound adjustment functions

Power ON/OFF

Press the POWER key of the power amplifier/graphic equal izer unit.

STAND BY indicator

POWER

• The power of the overall system can be turned ON/OFF by

pressing the POWER key of power amplifier/graphic equalizer unit.

Enhanced bass entertainment with super woofer (op tional)

® Press the S.W.EFFECT key.

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Remote control unit

{Point remote control unit to the main system.)

(D Adjust the super woofer volume.

Remote control u

Adjusting the volume balance between main and OMNI speakers (optional)

The balance between the main speaker vol ume and OMNI speaker volume can be var ied freely. This allows you to enjoy various sounds according to the ambience of the music being played or to your personal taste.

• Press one of the LINEAR ACOUSTIC CON TROL keys to display the current balance set ting, Pressing the keys while the setting is displayed will change the setting.

• Pressing and holding the MAIN or SUB-OMNI key alone allows to play the sound through the main or Omni speakers alone.

• Set the Volume controls of the omni speakers to the center positions.

Listening through headphones

® Insert the headphone plug into the PHONES jack.

To increase volui

(Point remote control unit to the super woofer.)

I Once the super woofer volume has been set, it will increase or

decrease according to the VOLUME adjustment.

STAND BY mode of POWER switch

When the power cord is plugged into an AC outlet, the STAND BY indicator lights regardless of the power ON/OFF setting. This is because, even when the power is set to OFF, a small amount of power is supplied to the system to back up the memory. This status is called the standby mode of the system. While the STAND BY indicator is lit, the power can also be turned ON/OFF from the remote control unit.

It can also be adjusted with the volume control provided on the super woofer.

I The sounds from all speakers are cut off, I The sound output through the OMNI speakers (optional) are

not reproduced through the headphones.

(|) Adjust the volume.

0 to reduce the volume before removing the plug from

the jack.

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Volume display

Muting the sound temporarily

Remote control unit only

Blinks

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I Press again to resume the original volume.

Adjusting the ieft/right volume balance

Indicates the center.

To decrease Right volume jj^ j |j

Indicates the balance setting.

To decrease Left volume

Compensation of bass sound

N.B.CIRCUIT: Natural Bass CIRCUIT

Every time the button is pressed, mode changes as follows.

WJ / /

: (Weak effect)

: (Strong effect)

WJ -- /

: (Attenuated bass)

Wi UFF

; (N.B. circuit disabled)

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Playing sound with higher purity

When the SOURCE DIRECT function is switched ON, the played signal takes the sim plest path without passing through the balance control circuitry and audio processing circuitry such as the DSP, so the sound can be played with an improved purity.

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• Normally, set to the WJ OFF position.

• Adjust the control to obtain as natural bass sound a

Input selection on the preamplifier/tuner unit and easy operation function

By simply changing the input source selection (CD, TUNER TAPE, etc.), the selected source component starts to play automatically. Inversely, playing a source component switches the input selection of the preamplifier/tuner unit automatically. These operations are also possible from the remote control unit. When the power of the system is turned ON, the source which has been played the last time the power is turned OFF is played automatically (CD, TUNER, etc.). * The easy operation function is deactivated during environmental sound play (with which different sounds are output through the main speakers

and optional omni speakers).

• When the SOURCE DIRECT is ON, the SOURCE DIRECT indi

cators on the front panel lights.

• Press the key again to cancel the SOURCE DIRECT.

Preparation

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Playback of CD

Inserting discs in magazine

Sound adjustment functions

Power ON/OFF

Press the POWER key of the power amplifier/graphic equal izer unit.

» Ordinary CD single (8 cm) disc adapter sold in audio stores cannot

be used with this unit. In case a CD single (8 cm) disc is played, use the optional CD single disc magazine "CDM-608".

Disc tray Disc tray

• When inserting discs in magazine, they must always be placed on the disc trays.

• Always insert 6 disc trays in a magazine regardless of whether discs are placed on them or not.

• Hold the magazine horizontally when transporting it.

Adjusting the volume balance between main and

OMNI speakers (optional}

OMNI speaker umeand OMNI speaker volume can be var-

(optional) ¡ed freely. This allows you to enjoy various

^ I ^ music being played or to your personal

The balance between the main speaker vol-

sounds according to the ambience of the

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Loading (unloading) the magazine

f Open the door.

• When the M.EJECT key is pressed, the door opens and the maga zine is ejected.

^ Load (or unload) the magazine.

Loading Magazine

Unloading

Press the M.EJECT key.

Hold the center of magazine and pull o

Inserting a disc on Plus-1 tray

@ Place a disc.

® Close the Plus-1 tray.

^ 0 O 0

Push in until it clicks.

» The door will open and the Plus-1 tray will come out. I Place the disc properly along the groove on the tray.

(Do not place obliquely, or malfunction may occur.)

• The Plus-1 tray and the door will close.

Label side v

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Use the following procedure to play CDs in the original order of tracks from track IMo. 1.

ill

Playing tracks in order from track No. 1

• When playing only one disc, remove the magazine and place the

Each press changes the inputs as follows,

® TUNER (frequency display) "CD" should be displayed.

(D JRPE I

0 nu/sfu

® PIUEU

■ ® Ri' RUX

disc only on the Pius-1 tray.

All of the disc indicators light regardiess of whether there are discs on the disc trays or not.

n ■ n n 11 12 13 14 15

U n 1

U ■ U U

U 1

16 17 18 19 20

To stop playback

The indicator goes off if the selected disc is n

• Playback starts from the selected disc and continues in order of disc Nos.

• If the ►/!! key is pressed without selecting a disc, discs will be

played automatically in the following

order; P-+1-^2-»-3-^4-^5-*6. (P: Plus-1 tray)

To pause playback

I Each press pauses and plays the CD alternately.

lot present.

n 1

►

LI u 1

— 1^345

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Playback from desired track

J Check that the "PGM" indicator is not lit.

The "PGM" gose off.

Select the desired track.

(p Select the disc No.

odd 6 6 6

' (2) Select the track No.

Skipping tracks

To skip backward

Searching

Backward search

To skip forward

Forward search

» If the "PGM" indicator is lit, press the P.MODE key of the rennote

control unit to turn it off.

• By using the remote control unit, the desired track No. can be speci fied with numeric keys.

Press the numeric keys as shown below....

To enter track No. 23: |+10|.|+10|. [Tl To select track No. 40: l+10|, l+10|, k10|, i+io],

• Playback starts from the selected track and continues on the sub sequent tracks.

• If a track number which does not exist on the disc is selected while

the tray is open, the last track in the disc will be played.

• Once the tray has been closed or disc has started to play, it is not possible to select a disc which does not exist on the disc.

Set the A/B switch to B when operating this function with the remote control unit.

i When the key is pressed once during playback, the track being

played will be played from the beginning.

Set the A/B switch to A when operating this function with the remote control unit.

• Playback starts from the position where the key is released.

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i Use the following procedure to select desired tracks (up to 32

tracks) from up to 7 discs and program them in the desired

order.

Preparation ---------- --- --- -------------- --- ----------------- --- -------------

• Select the "CD" input with the MAIN

, [_Qg(J (jig(.g ¡p Q plgyeT.

Programming tracks in desired order

Only "SINGLE TIME" is displayed in program mode.

U ri I n ■ n n ■' I U I u ■ U U t

Enter track Nos. in the order you want to play them.

To select tracks from more than one CD, repeat steps © and © above.

To stop playback To return to playback in order of track Nos.

(D Select the disc No.

[within 3 seconds!]

Select the track No.

Displays the entered track No.

• Up to 32 tracks can be programmed. FULL is displayed if you at

tempt to program a 33rd track.

• If you make a mistake, press the CLEAR key and enter the track No.

from the beginning.

• If the track No. is not selected within 8 seconds after having se

lected the disc No. all of the tracks on the disc will be programmed.

• If a disc No. which is not present in the magazine is entered, it is

programmed temporarily but canceled at the time of playback.

• Tracks will be played in the order they were programmed {in order of P Nos.).

• When the or key is pressed during playback, the track will be skipped in the direction of the pressed button.

» Playback in the original order of tracks starts with the track being

played.

Use the following procedure to play CDs in the original order of tracks from track No. 1.

■

wf]

i»i

' - »J

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To check the programmed tracks \ Remote control unit oniT]

To add a track to the program \ Remote control unit only [

To change a track in the program \ Remote control unit

CD V

Auto space function

This function is convenient for recording CD on a cassette tape. When the SPACE key is pressed during programming of tracks, a non-re- j

corded space of a fe\w seconds will be created between tracks. By , recording tracks with these spaces on tape, the search and repeat play operations of tape using the DPSS function (which works by

searching the non-recorded spaces) can be performed reliably.

• Even when the performances of two tracks are continuous (which occurs with classical or live recording music), the spaces will be created if they have different track Nos.

• To cancel the creation of space, press the SPACE key again.

bos P- P S

I Each time the key is pressed, the program No. (P-NO) and the disc

No. are displayed.

I The previous display resumes in a few seconds.

• When a track No. is entered, the track will be added to the end of the existing program.

To clear tracks from the program

Press to clear tracks from the end.

Remote control unit

'll

/7 5

P- OS

t Press the CHECK key repeatedly until the track No, to be changed

is displayed.

• Press while the P.C. indicator is lit.

• The track being played cannot be changed.

Remote control unit only |

• Each time the key is pressed, the last track in the program is cleared.

• The track being played cannot be cleared.

» The entire program is also cleared when the P.OPEN/CLOSE key

is pressed.

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Preparation

I Select the "CD" input with the MAIN

INPUT key.

► Load discs in the CD player.

Repeated playback

To repeat only the programmed tracks

Time display on CD player

Each press of the TIME key changes the displayed contents.

(T) Elapsed time of track being played

(|) - Remaining time of track being played

(3) Elapsed time of entire disc

—'®

Remaining time on entire disc

(- - - - The "SINGLE TIME" display remains in this condition

during playback of track No. 21 or later.)

» Only the SINGLE TIME displays are shown in the PGM and RAN

DOM modes.

Press so that the "PGM" Indicator lights.

» If the track No, is not selected within 8 seconds after having se

lected the disc No. all of the tracks on the disc will be programmed. » All of the programmed tracks will be repeated. » In case only one track is programmed, only that track will be re

peated. » Up to 32 tracks can be programmed by repeating steps (D and ®. » To play only the disc on the Plus-1 tray repeatedly, press the Plus-1

tray in step (D and wait for more than 8 seconds.

UD-959 [En)

To repeat all discs

Press so that the "REPEAT" indicator lights.

1— n 1 ri ■ n n

►

U 1 u ■ u u

3 4 5

To stop repeated playback

Press the REPEAT key again.

• The REPEAT indicator goes off and the playback following the cur

rent mode of the CD player starts.

• All of the tracks on the all of the discs in the magazine and Plus-1 tray will be played repeatedly.

Press so that the "PGM" indicator goes off.

b 3.-Re

Press s0 that the "REPEAT" indicator lights.

Is ►

Press the REPEAT key again.

• The REPEAT indicator goes off and the playback following the cur rent mode of the CD player starts.

b a 1

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Preparation

- ^ ^ [p;^ II^PLIT key. ^ • Load discs in the CD player.

• Select the "CD" input with the MAIN

Playback in a randontortler (Random playback)

Press so that the "PGM" indicator goes off.

01, ,

' n I n ■ n n '

/ LI t U ■

2 Select discs.

To select one disc

--------

DISC

-------

cn-nn-nn

ADJUST EXE.

ENTER CLEA^ WECT

To select all discs

RANDOM

AITIM6Rr~v^^^^r--

Select RANDOM ONE.

To select another track in the middle of playing one

• Pressing the w-« key once returns to the beginning of the track being played.

Select RANDOM ALL.

Each press of the RANDOM key changes the random playback modes.

(D RANDOM ONE : Random playback from a single disc. ©RANDOM ALL : Random playback from all discs. @OFF ; Random playback is OFF.

Example when track No. 7 of disc No. 3 is selected first

-/ n ~i n ■ n n

►

—lui u ■ u u

L n n n ■ n n

-1 LI J U ■ U U

• Random playback by selecting tracks at random after every track. Example when track No, 3 of disc No. 5 is selected next

"RANDOM ONE" or "RANDOM ALL" indication

► It will never happen that the same track is repeated consecutively

twice, but it may happen that a same track is played twice or more.

To cancel random playback

Press so that the "RANDOM" indicator goes off.

• Press the ■ key to stop playback.

• Press the RANDOM key to start normal playback.

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J)^CASSETTE

Playback of tape

Tppe playback

/ Select the “TAPE" input

CIS

2 Load a cassette tape. ’ ^1

To stop playback

t Do not press the eject key until the tape has stopped completely.

® Insert a tape and close the door.

Each press changes the inputs as follows.

® TUNER (frequency display) disolaved*^^^

- -ЯРЕ Ф MH/URT ® I'lHED

-----

® ПУ nUX

• The type of tape, that is, Nornnal, Chrome or Metal, is set automati cally.

• Remove tape slack before loading.

• Close the door securely.

Each press switches the modes as follows.

@ ....Playback stops after having played a side.

I— © "7=2" ....Playback stops after having played the two sides.

!-► © DOLBY NR "B"........................General NR.

— ©DOLBY NR "OFF"

• Select the Dolby NR mode according to the recording condition of

• When the remote control unit is used, set the A/B switch according

(If the ■< key is pressed, only tape side B will be played and tape will stop after it.)

® DOLBY NR "C"

the tape.

to the deck to be operated.

(no indication)

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

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

.....Dolby NR is not used.

r H PE

NR with higher performance.

To operate deck A

To operate deck В

To wind tape at high speed

icia

To fast wind in direction VK:

I Press the ■ key to stop fast winding.

Preparation

I Select the "CD" input with the MAIN

INPUT key.

» Load discs in the CD player.

Time display on CD player

Each press of the TIME key changes the displayed contents.

■? .Í

Elapsed time of track being played

^ 7 Remaining time of track being played

45 Elapsed time of entire disc

UD-959 (En]

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Use the following procedure to play tapes in decks A and B alternately.

Relay playback

f Load tapes.

2 Seiect the playback modes.

3 Start playback.

Dolby Noise Reduction (NR}

The Dolby NR system is used to minimize the hiss noise heard when playing tape. The system has the B type and C type, and the same type should be used in recording and playback to obtain the noise reduction effect. When you record a tape, it is recommended to write the type used,

"B" or "C", on the cassette label

Dolby B NR: Generally-used Dolby NR. Dolby C NR: Features a higher noise reduction effect than

The use of Dolby C NR is recommended if you record tapes to be played on this unit.

©Select the "TAPE" input with the

MAIN INPUT key.

^ (D Insert tapes.

the B type.

• The tape sides indicated by the tape transport direction indicators will be played.

Each press switches the modes as follows.

® "ctci".... Relay playback does not occur with this position.

@ ....Playback stops after having played one side on each

of tapes in decks A and B.

(3) ....The two sides of tapes in decks A and B will be played

(-► ©DOLBY NR "B"

I— ©DOLBY NR "OFF"

• Select the Dolby NR mode according to the recording condition of

• Relay playback starts with the deck corresponding to the pressed

Transport direction indicators

The and ► indicators indicate the current direction in which the tape advances when playback or recording is started automatically by the easy operation function, etc. This direction is the direction stored in memory when the tape was last stopped. (To change the direction, press the ► key for the opposite direction then press the ■ key.)

repeatedly

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

® DOLBY NR "C".......................NR with higher performance.

(no indication)

the tape.

key.

.............General NR.

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

Dolby NR is not used.

Transport direction indicators

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DPSS (Direct Program Search System)

I The DPSS is capable of detecting non-recorded spaces of

more than 4secondsas "blanks between programs". It can be used in four ways as described below.

Non-recorded spaces (Blank)

1. Skip search

Plays the desired music program from the beginning by skipping programs until there. Up to 16 programs can be skipped.

2. Dash & play

3. Rewind playback

4. One-program repeat playback

Rewinds tape to the beginning and restarts playback from there. Plays a single music program repeatedly up to 16 times.

Skip search

During playback of side A (while > is lit)

To play the next program : Press once. To play the 4th program after the current program : Press 4 times.

To return to the beginning of the current program : Press once. To play the 4th program

before the current program : Press 5 times.

1. The DPSS cannot be used on decks A and B simultaneously.

I Notes I

2. The DPSS may not function normally with the following kinds of tape.

• Tapes containing several no-sound intervals of more than 4 seconds, such as conversation and talk tapes.

• Tapes containing pianissimo sections, such as classical music tape.

• Tapes in which large noise is recorded in blanks between programs.

• Tapes containing blanks between programs that are shorter than 4 seconds.

• Tapes recorded at low level.

• Tapes recorded by cross-fade recording (in which the beginning of next program is overlapped on the end of previous program).

During playback of side B (while M is lit)

To return to the beginning

of the current program : Press once.

To play the 4th program before the current program : Press 5 times.

To play the next program ; Press once. To play the 4th program after the current program : Press 4 times.

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Dash & play

/ Select the playback modes.

2 Start dash & play.

) Select the

MAIN INPUT key.

r~rV^

When a non-recorded space of more than 10 seconds is detected dur ing playback, that space is automatically skipped by fast winding to play only the tape sections where sound is recorded.

Each press of the key switches the modes as follows.

® "cto" ....The two tape sides are played 8 times, after which

playback stops.

(D "rrt" ....A tape side is played 8 times, after which playback

— (D “7=3" ....The two tape sides are played once, after which play

• If "=>" is selected while tapes are present in both decks A and B,

I Main unit only I

stops,

back stops.

Dash & Play of the second deck starts after Dash & Play of the first selected deck has completed. This is repeated 16 times, after which the playback stops.

Press simultaneously.

One-program repeat playback

During playback of side B (while is lit)

Press during playback,

(when side A is facing toward you)

Rewind playback

During playback of side A (while ► is lit]

Press simultaneously,

(when side A is facing toward you)

i When the ■ key is pressed, playback stops and the dash & play is

canceled.

• The program being played will be repeated 16 times, after which normal playback resumes.

• When the ■ key is pressed, playback stops and the one-program repeat is canceled.

I Main unit only I

► Tape is rewound until the beginning of the program being played,

then its playback starts.

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Broadcast Reception

? Use the following procedure to receive radio stations.

It is also possible to receive them by one-touch operations by

storing up to 20 stations in the preset memory.

Receiving broadcast stations

f Select the “TUHBR" input.

2 Select the frequency band.

DISPLAYkey

Every time the DISPLAY key is pressed, the display contents of the preamplifier/tuner unit changes.

Each press changes the inputs as follows.

® CH (g) TUNER (frequency display)

(D JRPE ® MJI/HRJ — ® I'lHED

^ ® Ri' RUX

Each press alternates the band.

rKA AM/FM (MW/LW/FM)indicators

® FM (DMW

(DLW

Each press alternates the mode.

г-►- ©AUTO lit (Auto tuning) I— (D AUTO not lit (Manual tuning)

• Normally, use the AUTO (Auto tuning) mode. Use the manual tuning mode in case the reception is noisy due to

i^weak waves. (In the manual mode, stereo broadcasts are received in

monaural.)

Auto tuning : Each press receives the next station. Manual tuning : Press the key repeatedly or hold it depressed until a

Each press changes the display as follows.

■►©Inputsource display : The selected input source is dis

— ® Month/date display J ing is done, these change to the fre

While the power is OFF, pressing the DISPLAY key alternates be tween the month/date and clock displays.

station is received.

(2) Presence mode display (D Clock display "I When an operation related to turn-

A radio frequency should be displayed.

5/7'

5 Z 5 /7 "

Lights during

stereo reception.

Frequency display

5^5/7“

played, When the TUNER input is selected, the frequency being re ceived is displayed.

quency display for a few seconds.

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Receiving radio station by specifying its frequency

f Select the "TUNER" input.

2 Select the frequency hand.

J specify the frequency.

А(ПП I

FlilliilFI

I Remote control unit only |

- -

DIRECT

©&L.4^

Each press changes the inputs as follows.

— ® Rl' RU'/\ Press so that a frequency is displayed.

Each press alternates the band.

[-►(j

r-*-©FM

®MW

I— ®LW

Desired station

FM 90 MHz

FM 102.5 MHz (Т],Ш],[1],[1]

AM (MW) 810 MHz

AM (MW) 1260 kHz

"TUNED" indicator iights when a station is received. Frequency dispiay

Frequency band indicator

Order of pressing numeric keys

[9],[o],®,0

®.ш

ш,®,®

В г

(100 kHz space)

(50 kHz space)

(100 kHz space)

(50 kHz space)

(10 kHz space)

(9 kHz space)

(10 kHz space)

(9 kHz space)

В В БО^

» If you enter a wrong frequency, the display will blink. In this case,

you should enter the correct frequency.

I If you make a mistake, press the CLEAR key and restart the fre

quency entry from the beginning.

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I^TUNER

, Up to 20 broadcast stations can be stored as preset stations

with a preset number assigned to each of them.

Once stations are preset, they can be received by simply

i specifying their numbers.

Storing radio stations in memory (Station preset)

preparation.

I Receive a station to be stored in pre

set memory.

ml_______________Imit®

ssll

f' °o

/ Press the ENTER key during reception.

Go to step 2 within 5 sec.

If more than 5 seconds have elapsed, press the ENTER key again.

® Select the "TUNER" input with the

MAIN INPUT key.

I Remote control unit only |

• The station being received will be stored in preset memory.

Press the numeric keys as follows. To store the station in preset "15" ; |+1D|, To store the station in preset "20" ■■ ra.ra.ioi

• To preset other radio stations, repeat steps 1 and 2 for each of

them.

• If the preset number assigned to a station has already been as

signed to another, the new memory content replaces the old con tent.

Remote control unit only |

Press the numeric keys as follows. To received the station in preset "15": |+10|, fsl To receive the station in preset "20" ; |+10|, l+10|, 0

Receiving preset stations in sequence (Preset call)

Press the P.CALL key.

® Select the "TUNER" input with the

MAiN INPUT key.

(é) (è)

I Remote control unit only |

• Every time the key is pressed, the preset stations are switched over

as follows.

When A is pressed j ^ B

When V is pressed

When a key is held depressed .....Preset stations will be skipped at

I--------------------------------------------------1

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

' — — B

.....

an interval of about 0.5 second.

!B~^ IB > BB

IB — IB—BB

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3D-environmental sound system

This system allows you to reproduce two input sources, for example the CD and TAPE, separately from the main speakers

and OMNI speakers. Overlapping the environmental sound from the OMNI speakers on the music from the main speakers will bring an atmosphere as if the listener is listening to the music in the middle of that environment.

To enjoy the environmental sound play, it is required to

install the OMNI speakers (OMNI-A5: optional).

Enjoying music with sound of presence

The noise and atmosphere of a concert hall, jazz club or sta dium will enhance the ambience of music. Play the desired track from the provided CD through the OMNI speakers and play music through the main speakers.

When the presence sound is combined with one of

^ the DSP presence modes, the atmosphere can be

made more realistic.

Note on provided CD

When it is required to play a music CD while reproducing one of the environmental sounds on the CD provided, record the desired envi ronmental sound track of the CD ON to a tape, play this tape through the OMNI speakers and play the desired music of the music CD through the main-speakers. By using the repeat playback function of the CD player unit when recording onto tape, the same track can be recorded repeatedly on it.

Repeat playback Recording [p^

O —

^UiT^ A 0 ^

° O

O ^

1 o

IMI

1 1

3D stands for "three-dimensional".

The provided CD has been produced to reproduce the height and directional properties as well as the left/right positions and feeling of depth of the sound sources. We strongly recommend that you also experience the world of 3D environmental sound!

Storing radio stations in memory (Station preset)

Up to 20 broadcast stations can be stored as preset stations

with a preset number assigned to each of them. Once stations are preset, they can be received by simply specifying their numbers.

preparation.

• Receive a station to be stored in pre set memory.

"V ■ “S

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Recording (Deck B only)

Preparations

I Load a cassette tape in the deck. I Select the tape transport direction {m

or ►).

» Select (two-side recording) or

"zd:" (one-side recordina).

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Recording (Deck B only)

This unit incorporates the CRLS (Computer Recording Level System) automatic recording level setting and Dolby HX Pro headroom extension to allow excellent sound recording with simple operation.

The equalizer and presence effects applied to the music are recorded together with the music sound. When the Environmental Sound function is applied, the envi ronmental sound can be recorded mixed with the music sound. Enjoy the Environmental Sound recording by combining the CD and tuner sounds or an external component connected to the system. (In this case, it is not possible to record the sound of deck A onto deck B.)

Preparation for recording

ir _ .......-pi

• The type of tape, that is. Normal, Chrome or Metal, is set automati cally,

» Remove tape slack before loading.

t When the microphone is not used, set the MIC MIXING control

fully counterclockwise to the minimum position.

• When recording is started, the tape is transported in the direction selected in this step.

• Wind the tape to the position where recording is to be started.

Each press of the key switches the modes as follows.

® "cio" ....(In this case, too, the two tape sides are recorded,

after which recording stops.)

(D "zT;" ....A tape side is recorded, after which recording stops.

@ „..The two tape sides are recorded, after which record

ing stops.

Each press of the key switches the modes as follows.

г► 0 DOLBY NR "B"..........................B type (general type).

(D DOLBY NR "C"......................C type (with higher performance).

I— ©DOLBY NR "OFF"

(no indication)

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

Dolby NR is not used.

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Recording (Deck B only)

Preparations

If the DUAL SOUND key is ON and the "TAPE" is selected as the SUB (OMNI) INPUT, recording is not possible.

Start auto recording level adjustment.

m Load a cassette tape in the deck.

• Select the tape transport direction (-^ or^).

• Select (two-side recording) or

":zd;" (one- side recording).

• Select the Dolby NR mode.

• (Insert a disc in the CD player.)

(D Play the contents to be recorded

(or receive the radio station to be

recorded).

® Blinks. Lights.

The equalizer and presence effects applied to the music are recorded

^together with the music sound.

Each press changes the inputs as follows.

■© LH ® TUNER (frequency display) (D TflPE ® nH/SRJ ® i'lHEn ® ni' RUi(

• When the CD is input is selected and if a disc has been set in the CD player, its playback starts immediately.

• The bias adjustment consists of checking the characteristics of the loaded tape and adjusting the deck to allow best-balanced record ing. The adjustment data are held in memory unless the power is turned OFF or the door of deck B is opened, so it is not required to re-adjust the bias in case of re- recording.

• The bias adjustment completes in approx. 45 seconds, after which the deck enters the stop mode.

• To abort bias adjustment in the middle, press the ■ key.

• Even if the bias adjustment is not performed, there will be no trouble in recording because a general bias has been set depending on the Normal, Chrome or Metal type of tape.

• The recording level setting completes in approx. 20 seconds, after which the deck enters the record-pause mode.

• If recording is started during the setting (while the CRLS indicator is blinking), distorted sound may be recorded.

• If the CRLS key is pressed during the setting (while the indicator is blinking), the setting is interrupted and the deck enters the recordpause mode.

• If a non-recorded space of more than 5 seconds is detected after the CRLS key is pressed, the recording level setting is aborted.

When recording a CD, if the track(s) to be recorded is se

lected by pressing a disc selector key or numeric keys

without pressing the ■ key, the recording of the cassette

deck starts automaticallay. (Synchro recording)

The source component to be recorded should be displayed.

• Recording starts.

• Recording stops automatically when the tape side(s) to be recorded have been recorded.

• If the LINEAR ACOUSTIC CONTROL setting is changed during re

cording with the DUAL SOUND ON, the recorded volume (or the balance between the main and SUB-OMNI inputs) varies.

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Function of CRLS key

The CRLS sets the recording level automatically in 20 seconds by ana

lyzing the sound to be recorded.

If the key has never been pressed

....

The sound is recorded with the basic level set with the unit.

If the key is pressed

....

The recording level is set automatically and stored in memory

as the recording level to be used with the current input being selected (CD, TUNER, AUX, etc.). From the next time on, this recording level is set automatically for that input even if the key is not pressed.

To return to the level used in previous recording

....

Press the ■ key while the CRLS indicator is blinking.

To return to the basic level

....

Flold the key depressed until the indicator goes off (for approx.

3 seconds).

UO-95g [En]

Re-recording

) Stop recording and rewind tape.

During recording of side A (►)

(2) Press the • key twice.

(D Press the • key once.

To pause recording temporarily

To end recording in the middle

During recording of side B (◄)

(when side A is facing toward you)

Blinks.

I If there is a non-recorded space of more than 4 seconds before the

recording start position, recording is aborted and tape is rewound as shown below.

Tape stops after 2 sec. of transport.

----------------------

Blank of 4 sec. or more

*i Tune to be

Re-recording

Recorded tune !r| re-recorded

• If there is no recorded tune before, the tape will be rewound then stopped.

► Tape stops after leaving a non-recorded space of approx. 4 sec

onds.

» When re-recording from the beginning of tape, feed the leader tape

(the first portion of tape that cannot be recorded) before starting re recording.

I Recording will start.

• Press the • key to restart recording.

Dolby HX Pro

The Dolby HX Pro headroom extension system records high frequen cies such as the cymbal sound clearly by controlling the bias current during recording according to the frequency composition of the sound being recorded. This system is activated automatically during record ing with this unit.

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Copying tape (Tape dubbing)

Preparations

• Load a cassette tape in the deck.

• Select the tape transport direction or^).

• Select “t=>" (two-side recording) or

"xzt" (one- side recording).

Recording tape

The contents of the tape in deck A can be copied onto the tape

in deck B.

UD-95a (En)

/ Start auto-bh

Approx, 45 sec. AUTOBiAs

turned OFF or the door of deck B is opened.

• The bias adjustment completes in approx. 45 seconds, after which

the deck enters the stop mode.

• To abort bias adjustment in the middle, press the ■ key.

• Even if the bias adjustment is not performed, there will be no trouble in recording because a general bias has been set depending on the Normal, Chrome or Metal type of tape.

The deck A operation keys are inactive during dubbing. During high-speed dubbing, the cassette decks cannot be operated from the remote control unit.

• Dubbing starts.

• Dubbing ends automatically when the side{s) to be dubbed has been completed-

To stop dubbing

Press the ■ key of deck B

► Both decks A and B stops.

To pause dubbing

For high-speed dubbing

I Notes I "I - The recording level adjustment is not necessary in dubbing.

2. The DOLBY NR key is not active in dubbing mode. The tape recorded on deck B is given the same Dolby NR condition as the tape

played on deck A.

3. To prevent interference of noise, the unit should be separated at a distance from a TV during high-speed dubbing.

4. To avoid sound quality degradation, use the normal-speed dubbing when dubbing from a tape recorded \Vith a high recording level.

For normal-speed dubbing

► Only deck B enters the record-pause mode after leaving a non-re-

corded space of approx. 4 seconds in case of normal-speed dubbing or approx. 6 seconds in case of high-speed dubbing.

» To restart dubbing, press the DUBB NORM or DUBB HIGH key

which was pressed to pause dubbing.

•

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CD edit recording

The following procedures allow edit recording of CDs by simply setting the length (recording time) of the tape. All of other operations will be assumed by the UD system, from the recording level and bias settings to the complicated process ing at the end of two sides of tape. (OCRS)

Desired CD tracks of more than one CD can be edited in the desired order. In this case, use the "program edit recording" procedure.

Select the type of edit recording.

Do you care about the order of tracks?

f Timed edit recording

Program edit recording

Cross-faded (two tunes overlapped)

How should the interval between tunes be?

Is the tape recording time enough for the CD?

Al edit recording

Space (same as recording on CD)

Cross-fade edit recording

f Fade edit recording

CCRS (Computer Controlled Recording System)

The CCRS allows to record CD on tape with a one-touch operation. When the CCRS key is pressed, the contents of CD and the characteristics of the tape used are checked in approx. 90 seconds, the recording level and bias are automatically set accordingly and recording starts. After the recording, it is also stopped automatically. Pressing the CCRS key ON switches the DUAL SOUND function automatically OFF. The auto bias setting is cleared when the power is turned OFF or the door of deck B is opened. (The "AUTO BIAS" indicator is lit while the auto bias data is held in memory.) The edited data is cleared when the power is turned OFF or when the CD is stopped.

Jl-F-P-

Function of CRLS key

The CRLS sets the recording level automatically in 20 seconds by ana lyzing the sound to be recorded.

If the key has never been pressed

....

The sound is recorded with the basic level set with the unit.

If the key is pressed

....

The recording level is set automatically and stored in memory

as the recording level to be used with the current input being selected (CD, TUNER, AUX, etc.). From the next time on, this

UD-95S [En)

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Fade-in/fade-out

Fade-out : Ending a tune by gradually decreasing the volume.

^ Fade-in : Starting a tune by gradually Increasing the volume.

Cross-fade : Combination of fade-out and fade-in so that the sounds

of two tunes are overlapped.

^ Program edit recording

I From one CD |

CD tracks are recorded in the order they are programmed. The tune interrupted at the end of tape side A is erased and side B starts from the beginning of that tune.

The tune interrupted in the middle at the end of tape side B is erased.

From more than one CD

CD tracks of several CDs are recorded In the order they are programmed. The tune interrupted in the middle at the end of tape side A is erased and side B starts from the beginning of that tune.

Cross-fade edit recording

Tunes are connected by fade-out and fade-in, and the tune interrupted at the end of tape side A is re-recorded at the beginning o tape side B.

^ Timed edit recording

The order of CD tracks are changed au tomatically so that no tune is interrupted at the end of tape sides A and B.

Al edit recording ^ ^

In case the recording time of tape is shorter than the playing time of CD, all of CD tracks (up to 20) are accommo dated by fading out the ending parts.

^ Fade edit recording

CD tracks are recorded in the order they are recorded. The tune interrupted at the end of tape side A is faded out and side B starts with fading in from the middle of that tune.

The CD tracks can be recorded in the same order as they are recorded on the CD or as they are programmed.

The tune interrupted in the middle at the

end of tape side B is simply faded out.

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slJ’J’"

Program edit recording

Use the following procedure to record CD tracks in the order

, programmed by yourself so that no tune is interrupted in

the middle at the ends of tape sides.

m Load a cassette tape in deck B. « Select the tape transport direction

or^).

• Select "Z)" (two-side recording). » Select the Dolby NR mode.

I Select the "CD" input with the MAIN

INPUT key.

• Insert disc(s) in the CD player.

Enter disc Nos. and track Nos. in the order you want to record them. (Editing)

n I PROGRAM ADJUST EXE.

ENTER

[Wthin 8 second

To edit tracks from more than one CD, repeat © and

® for each CD.

To check the edited contents To dear the edited contents

I [NjQtes I CCRS key is pressed during playback of CD, the playback stops and the CCRS setting (preparation for edited recording)

starts.

2. The automatic recording level setting operation in the edit recording utilizes a section suitable for this purpose in the CD present in the CD player.

3. Edit recording is not possible with CDs containing a track that is longer than one tape side, which may occur with classical music, etc.

4. If the deck is set for one-side recording {z^), the processing at the tape end is applied only on side A.

) Enter the track No.

—

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^ The equalizer and presence effects applied to the music are recorded ^together with the music sound. -»[p^ -»[p^

(In case of high-speed CCRS recording, the equalizer effect should be switched off.)

Press the numeric keys as shown below....

To enter track Nos. 2, 5 and 25;

F^.isl.ra.m.rsl

• Select CD tracks so that their total playing time does not exceed the recording time of the tape.

• Up to 32 tracks can be programmed. FULL is displayed if you at tempt to program a 33rd track.

• If you make a mistake, press the CLEAR key and enter the track No. from the beginning.

• The CCRS setting will not occur if the track No. is not selected within 8 seconds after having selected the disc No.

• The SPACE key and REPEAT key are invalid.

• The recording level and bias will be adjusted automatically in approx. 90 seconds, after which recording starts.

• In editing from more than one CD, the CCRS setting operation is performed after every disc change. In this case, the deck stops au tomatically and restart recording after having completed the CCRS operation.

• The Dolby NR is switched OFF during high-speed CCRS recording. Therefore, the Dolby NR should be switched off when playing the tape recorded by high-speed CCRS recording.

• The frequencies of musical notes are doubled during high-speed CCRS recording. Therefore, the recorded contents cannot be en joyed as music even when the sound is monitored through the speakers.

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Cross-fade edit recording

The cross-fade editing may be easier to understand by saying that it is a function for cross-fading tunes than saying that it

edits the order of tunes. This function can be used in combi nation with the program edit recording and timed edit record ing as well as in simple recording of CD tracks in the order

they are recorded on the CD.

Preparations

In case the order of tracks on CD is to be edited

In case the CD tracks are to be recorded in the order they are recorded on CDs

• Load a cassette tape in deck B.

• Select the tape transport direction {◄ or^).

• Select "ZD" (two-side recording).

• Sele ct the Dolby NR mode.

• Select the "CD" input with the MAIN INPUT key.

• Insert disc(s) in the CD player.

® Perform the editing steps of pro

gram or timed edit recording.

D Start edit recording.

® Select the disc to be recorded.

6 © ©

D Start edit recording.

The equalizer and presence effects applied to the music are recorded

^together with the music sound.

• After the editing operation, do not press the OCRS key, but return to this page and go to step If the OCRS key is pressed after edit ing, the corresponding edit recording will start in place of cross-fade recording.

Program editing ^ ^

Timed editing * gg

• High-speed recording is not possible.

• The recording level and bias will be adjusted automatically in approx. 90 seconds, after which recording starts.

• High-speed recording is not possible.

• The recording level and bias will be adjusted automatically ir

90 seconds, after which recording starts.

If a CD track which has already been faded in or out is recorded by cross-fade recording, the space between the adjacent tune may become very long.

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Timed edit recording

By specifying the recording time of the tape used, CD tracks

( can be recorded with their order automatically changed so !. that no tune is interrupted at the end of tape sides A and B.

Preparations

• Load a cassette tape in deck B.

• Select the tape transport direction H or^).

• Select

"ZD"

• Select the Dolby NR mode.

• Select the "CD" input with the MAIN

• Insert disc(s) in the CD player.

(two-side recording).

INPUT key.

f, The equalizer and presence effects applied to the music are recorded

together with the music sound.

(In case of high-speed CCRS recording, the equalizer effect should be switched off.)

Should be OFF.

Each press switches the edit modes as follows.

® EDIT

— d) A \ EDIT

• To use the auto space function, press the SPACE key .To cancel the auto space function, press the P.MÜDE key and restart from step 2.

Press the numeric keys as shown below....

46-, 54-, 60- or 90-minute tapes can be selected simply by pressing

^ the TIME key for the required number of times.

After entry, press the EDIT MODE key then proceed to step 4.

• Up to 20 tracks can be edited.

• CD tracks will be edited automatically onto tape sides A and B. After editing, the EDIT indicator stops blinking and starts to light steadily.

Press so that the "EDIT" indicator lights.

Lights.

30-minute tape; |+10|,|+10l,k10|,ro1 46-minute tape; , S. [±51] - ®. [U

• The recording level and bias will be adjusted automatically in approx. 90 seconds, after which recording starts.

• The tape and CD stop automatically when recording has completed.

• The Dolby NR is switched OFF during high-speed CCRS recording.

Therefore, the Dolby NR should be switched off when playing the

tape recorded by high-speed CCRS recording.

• The frequencies of musical notes are doubled during high-speed CCRS recording. Therefore, the recorded contents cannot be en

joyed as music even when the sound is monitored through the

speakers.

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Al edit recording

In case the recording time of tape is shorter than the playing time of the CD to be recorded, all of CD tracks (up to 20) can be accommodated by fading out the ending parts.

Preparations • Load a cassette tape in deck B.

• Select the tape transport direction (◄ or ►).

• Select "ID" (two-side recording).

• Select the Dolby NR mode.

• Select the CD input with the MAIN IN

PUT key.

• Insert disc(s) in the CD player.

The equalizer and presence effects applied to the music are recorded together with the music sound. “ES (In case of high-speed CCRS recording, the equalizer effect should be switched off.)

Should be OFF.

IS ir

Each press switches the edit modes as follows.

!-► ® EDIT

— @ Al EDIT

I The SPACE key and REPEAT key are invalid.

Press the numeric keys as shown below....

30-minute tape: [Tio]. [Tio], [7io], (^ 46-minute tape: |+10|,|+1o1.k10|,rfTo],rBl

^46-, 54-, 60- or 90-minute tapes can be selected simply by pressing

the TIME key for the required number of times. After entry, press the EDIT MODE key then proceed to step 4.

• CD tracks will be edited automatically onto tape sides A and B. After

editing, the Al EDIT indicator stops blinking and starts to light steadily.

• The recording level and bias will be adjusted automatically in approx. 90 seconds, after which recording starts.

• If the specified tape recording length is long enough, all CD tracks will be recorded without being faded out.

• The tape and CD stop automatically when recording has completed,

• The Dolby NR is switched OFF during high-speed CCRS recording. Therefore, the Dolby NR should be switched off when playing the tape recorded by high-speed CCRS recording.

• The Al edit recording cannot be combined with cross- fade edit re cording.

S'r

Press so that the "Al EDIT" indicator lights.

Lights.

•

SlNOLiTlME 1 2 3 4 5

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n . n n 1

7 8 S 10 2 13 14 15 7 18 19 20

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Fade edit recording

The tune interrupted at the end of tape side A is faded out and

side B starts with fading in from the middie of that tune. The

t tune interrupted at the end of tape side B is simpiy faded out.

Preparations

• Load a cassette tape in deck B.

• Select the tape transport direction (◄ or^).

• Select "Z>" (two-side recording).

• Select the Dolby NR mode.

• Select the "CD" input with the MAIN INPUT key.

• Insert disc(s) in the CD player.

^ The equalizer and presence effects applied to the music are recorded i^together with the music sound. »

(In case of high-speed CCRS recording, the equalizer effect should be switched off.)

Should be OFF.

Selected disc No.

1 U 1

p n 7

U ■ U U

n-n n

12 3 4 5

'll 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20

J Start edit recording.

1. When the CCRS key is pressed during playback of CD, the playback stops and the CCRS setting (preparing edited recording) starts.

I Notes I

2. The automatic recording level setting operation in the edit recording utilizes a section suitable for this purpose in the CD present in the CD player.

3. Edit recording is not possible with CDs containing a track that is longer than one tape side, which may occur with classical music, etc.

4. If the deck is set for one-side recording (zii), the processing at the tape end is applied only on side A.

5. When the last tune of tape side B is faded out, the ending part of the last but one tune may sometimes be faded out if the space between it and the last tune is short.

^ By specifying the recording time of the tape used, CD tracks

can be recorded with their order automatically changed so

For normal-speed recording.

• The recording level and bias will be adjusted automatically in approx. 90 seconds, after which recording starts.

• The CD tracks are recorded in the order they are recorded on the CD.

• The Dolby NR is switched OFF during high-speed CCRS recording. Therefore, the Dolby NR should be switched off when playing the tape recorded by high-speed CCRS recording.

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To check the edited contents \ Remote control unit oni^

To clear the edited contents

IBiign

10 ^ R - 0 I

• Each time the key is pressed, the edited CD track Nos. are displayed in order.

• The edited data is cleared entirely.

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J) J'-i' RECORDING

Recording CD while listening to another source

Use the following procedure to listen to another input source

while recording CD onto tape.

I Load a cassette tape in the deck B.

• Select the tape transport direction (◄ or ►).

I Select (two-side recording) or

(one-side recording).

» Select the Dolby NR mode. > Select the "CD" input with the MAIN

INPUT key.

» Insert a disc in the CD player.

iii

SI TIssssnssisEn

Lights.

L ]]

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■n N

To cancel CD REC.

» The CD REC cannot be cancelled while the REC indicator is lighting

or blinking.

» After the CD REC operation, be sure to press the CD REC key to

cancel it.

I Note I

In the CD REC operation, the equalizer and DSP presence effects cannot be recorded together with the CD sound.

The tune interrupted at the end of tape side A is faded out and side B starts with fading in from the middle of that tune. The

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Switching the displayed contents

Each press changes the display contents as follows.

(D Graphic equalizer display

IHHZ

Graphic equalizer display;

9 Shows how the frequency bands are compensated for.

Spectrum analyzer display:

Shows the levels of frequency bands that vary according to the progress of sound.

Demonstration display:

The equalizer curves change one after another.

Display OFF:

Select this status when no display is required. The equalizer is still active when when the display is OFF.

Character displays

The changes in the levels of the frequency bands can be displayed in various patterns.

Press during the spectrum analyzer display.

® Select the spectrum analyzer dis

play.

ra^AПACTEH

D Spectrum analyzer display Peak hold display

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II11 if li ii II li ii»

)

Demonstration display

------

Each press switches the display patterns as follows.

® Normal

.. - »..:

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1 :l :l a "

:: "I”"“

||flyilyyyni

(D Shower

il»l!lii!flff|f!i|ii!!^[|fi||||ii»

(D Horizontal

@ See-through

---------- Peak hold display

IHHZ

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JJEMO

IHHZ

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Al AUTO

When the Al key is pressed before playing a CD, the recording in the CD is analyzed in about 30 seconds and the optimum equalizer curve and the LiNEAR ACOUSTIC CONTROL setting {volume balance be tween the main and omni speakers) are set automatically. After this, the CD starts to be played from the first track.

Al FOCUS

When playing a CD with a DSP presence mode, the Al FOCUS sets the optimum ASFC (a setting element determining the sound field expansion) value in addition to the setting made with the Al AUTO.

PlaYina CD with ootimumtone setting I Al A UTO)

Press one of the disc selector keys to select the

2 Press the Al key.

0 Blinks.

Goes off

• Ensure that the F.4CH, F.2CH and DEPTH indicators are off.

iiiilllnloiiljlillljiilEsSSu

■ In approx. 30 seconds, playback starts fronn the first track.

To cancel

During Al setting : Press the Al key again. (The equalizer curve immedi

After Al setting ; Press the FLAT key. (The equalizer curve becomes

• The setting is also canceled when one of the LINEAR ACOUSTIC

CONTROL keys or the ■ key of the CD player is pressed.

Blinks. Lights.

Approx. 30 sec.

ately before will be recalled.)

flat.)

(I I J)

Playing CD with enhanced presence effect (Al FOCUS}

Press one of the disc selector keys to select the \ CD to be played.

Each press switches the sound fields as follows.

(T)RRENR

~ mu aujs

®5TR]IIUM

rr""

5RMPLI

> In approx. 30 seconds, playback starts from the first track.

Blinks. Lights.

Approx. 30 sec. jgj

cJ J

To cancel

During Al setting : Press the Al key again. (The equalizer curve imme

After Al setting : Press the FLAT key. (The equalizer curve becomes

• The setting is also canceled when one of the LINEAR ACOUSTIC CONTROL keys or the ■ key of the CD player is pressed.

diately before will be recalled.)

flat.)

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Playing music with desired tone

15 kinds of preset equalizer curves can be recalled with

simple operation. These patterns can be selected according

to the tone and the category of music. Use them also accord-

- ing to your liking.

Preparations

• Receive a radio station or play a CD o

-m TAPE

cassette tape.

TUNER

/ Switch the graphic equalizer effect ON.

Operations on the remote control unit

Each press of the M.CALL key changes the patterns and categories as follows.

® MANUAL (Clear)

REFERENCE1 (Basic) -i—2-+3-h>4 — 5 REFERENCES (Scale) 1—2 — 3 — 4-+5

EQ, EFFECT

Each press changes the pattern names as follows.

® MANUAL (Clear)

I Clear tones based on proper com-

^ pensationsof the frequency bands. '

(D REFERENCE 1 (Basic)

Basic tones with proper enhance- " ment of low and high frequency bands,

----

(D REFERENCE 2 (Scale)

Crisp tone by enhancing quency bands.

■ Select the category according to the genre or contents of the music played.

> The following five categories are available for each of MANUAL,

REFERENCE 1 and REFERENCE 2, 1 -► Popular, fusion

2 -► Rock 3 -► Jazz 4 -► Classic 5 -► Movie

To cancel

Press the EQ.EFFECT key again.

■ . “ ■■ ..

• The equalizer curve on the display remains.

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IK H Z

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Creating desired tone

Preparations

■* CD • Play the desired source.

■"ES the graphic equalizer effect on.

2 Select the frequency band to be adjusted.

3 Adjust the level of the frequency band.

• Press the EQ.EFFECT key to switch

TUNER • Press the DISPLAY key to display the

graphic equalizer display. -E9

mEouENcY^ frequency

To increase

UENCY fri

To increase level

• Select the equalizer curve with the closest pattern to the curve to be created.

• When the FLAT key is pressed, a curve can be created from a flat condition.

Properties of frequency bands

Low frequency bands 63-160 Hz

Medium frequency bands 400 Hz~2.5kHz

High frequency bands

6.3 kHz

Ultra-high frequency bands

16 kHz

Musical instruments in the low bands sound with stable feeling.

The vocal of singers seem to come to the front or go to the deep depending on the level adjustment.

When the level is increased, the sounds

of violin, flute, etc., become brighter.

The triangle, cymbal, etc. sounds brighter

and the sound become more delicate.

To decrease level

Storing the desired tone in memory

Preset the user-created equalizer curve.

Presence effects

Various modes for reproducing the effects of pres ence are availabie. Select the mode according to the piayed source or the component in your system.

DEPTH modes

-Ea 1

■ If there is another frequency band to be adjusted, repeat steps 2 and 3 for that band.

"MEMORY" lights.

!BHHZ

• Perform step ® while the MEMORY indicator is blinking.

• The user-created equalizer curve is preset under the pressed num

ber as one of the MANUAL patterns.

• If an equalizer curve has already been preset under the pressed key, it will be replaced by the new equalizer curve.

To clear the equalizer curve created and stored by the user

Select the MANUAL patterns with the R/M key and hold the key under which the curve to be cleared has been stored. It will be cleared and the equalizer curve originally preset in the unit will be recalled.

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Recording tape for playback on car stereo or headphone stereo

f Play the source sound to be recorded.

2 Switch the graphic equalizer effect ON.

To cancel

Press the key so that both "CAR" and "HEADPHONE ST." go off.

„ •• ■■

Display when "HEADPHONE ST." is selected

Each press changes the patterns as follows,

■® CAR : Curve for playback on car stereo.

(D HEADPHONE ST. : Curve for playback on headphone stereo.

—(D Indicator OFF : Curve before the REC MODE key is

• The equalizer curve for car stereo playback or headphone stereo playback Is combined with the equalizer curve which has been dis played until then.

• Do not use this function when the unit is used as an ordinary equal izer or when recording tapes which are not played exclusively on a car stereo or headphone stereo.

• The last curve which had been displayed until the REC MODE key

was pressed is displayed again.

pressed.

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Presence effects

Various modes for reproducing the effects of pres ence are available. Select the mode according to the played source or the component in your system.

DEPTH modes * gg

These modes control the feeling of depth in the sound. They can be used regardless of the num ber of speakers and the played source.

Available modes: VOCAL, INST (Instrumental)

DSP presence modes

Front 4-channel (F.4CH) mode

Four kinds of presence effects can be reproduced easily through the front and OMNI speakers.

Available sound fields: ARENA, JAZZ CLUB, STADIUM, MOVIE

Front 2-channel (F.2CH) mode

Presence effects can be reproduced with the front speak ers alone. Four kinds of presence effects can be reproduced similarly to the front 4-channel mode.

Available sound fields: ARENA, JAZZ CLUB, STADIUM, MOVIE

DOLBY3 STEREO mode * gg

This mode can be used with video software programs recorded with ordinary stereo au dio. It improves the acoustic acoustic image positioning of words, etc., by applying a pro cessing called directional enhancement and using a center speaker.

Center speaker (optional)

DOLBY PRO LOGIC SURROUND mode • ^

When a videotape or LD software program carrying

miDoiBywiHHouiMii mark is played in this mode, the similar Dolby Surround effect to movie theaters can be enjoyed with full of presence. The use of surround rear speakers (optional) is re quired when using this mode. The presence effect can be further improved by con necting the center speaker (optional).

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Surround rear speakers (optional)

What is DSP?

DSP stands for Digital Signal Processor. The way the sound reverberates is variable depending on various conditions. The front 4channel and front 2-channel modes use the DSP to create the reverberation components (sound reverberation elements in various spaces) determining the presence effect from ordinary 2-channel stereo audio.

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Bijoì^nfi music whh feeling of presence (prence nnd^)

In F.4CH mode:

The main speakersoutputmusic while the OMNI speakers (optional) output presence effect sound.

In F.2CH mode:

The main speakers output both music and presence effect sound.

Preparations

[p:^ tape

CD • Receive a radio station or play a CD or

cassette tape.

TUNER

The OMNI speakers (OMNI-A5, optional) must be used for pres ence play in the F.4CH mode.

RRE N R

m Select F.4CH or F.2CH according to the speakers used in your sys

tem. -gg

Each press svA^itch the presence modes as follows.

flRENR

I Reproduction of a live feeling as if the listener is in the first

^ row of the arena seat.

(2) JR22 LLUS

^ Reproduction of a jazz live house where cymbals resound.

(D RlRlIUn

I Reproduction of an open atmosphere with little reverbera-

l tions which are usually reflected from the celling.

— ® nni'IE

Reproduction of reverberations and feeling of presence

proper to movie theaters.

The LINEAR ACOUSTIC CONTROL is set automatically according to the selected sound field.

Indicates the center.

Indicates the balance setting.

indi

Sub (omni) speaker

Indicates the center.

indicates the baiance setting.

M - - -

Sub (presence effect)

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To cancel presence play

• Be sure to switch OFF when presence play is not required.

The ASFC key and MULTI LEVEL CONTROL keys allow to adjust the

V sound field expansion in of 7 steps. The sound field expansion is en

hanced as the displayed figure increases.

S F r F

• Adjust to obtain the desired sound when you did not press the Al

key or when playing other source than CD.

JJ5P BFF

Al LINK equalizer effect

When a sound field is selected or canceled, the Al sets the optimum equalizer curve automatically to enhance the effect of the sound field.

What is sound field expansion?

The reason why sound is heard differently in halls and in outdoor sta diums or live performance lines in the difference in the distribution of indirect sounds. The ASFC express sound field expansion by controlling the levels of these indirect sounds.

What is ASFC?

ASFC stands for Acoustic Surround Field Control.

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Presence effect plus Environmental sound

In F.4CH mode:

The main speakers output music while the OMNI speakers (optional) output presence effect sound and environmental sound (the source selected with the SUB-OMNI INPUT key).

In F.2CH mode:

The main speakers output music, presence effect sound and environ

mental sound.

> Receive a radio station or play a cas

• TAPE

• TUNER

Select a desired sound field in the F.2CH or EACH mode.

^ Play an environmental sound.

sette tape.

©Select the input source to be

played. gyg

nent.

• Four sound fields are available.

■ The LINEAR ACOUSTIC CONTROL is set automatically according to

Each press changes the sound levels as follows.

— 0 HURL OFF- (Environmental sound is not output)

Each press changes the sources as follows.

— 0 RF RU)(

• The sub (omni) input source cannot be selected while the DUAL

(ARENA, JAZZ CLUB, STADIUM, MOVIE)

tl]e selected sound field.

Lights.

LEVEL I

® LEI’'EL I (Environmental sound volume: Low) ® LEEEL 3 (Environmental sound volume: Medium) ® LEi'EL 3 (Environmental sound volume; High)

... "DUAL SOUND" indicator OFF

Lights.

EPE

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SOUND indicator is off.

To cancel

% %

Remote control u

Remote control unit

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Recording music with presence effect

Preparations • Load a cassette tape in deck B.

• Select the tape transport direction or^).

• Select the Dolby NR mode.

• Insert disc(s) in the CD player.

• Select the "CD" or "TUNER" input with the MAIN INPUT key.

^ Play music and record it.

HR E NR

Each press switches it follows.

RRENR

I Reproduction of a live feeling as if the listener is in the first

^ row of the arena seat.

@ JREZ EL US

Reproduction of a jazz live house where cymbals resound,

d) 5JRSIUM

I Reproduction of an open atmosphere with little reverbera-

X tions which are usually reflected from the ceiling.

— ® mi'IE

Reproduction of reverberations and feeling of presence

proper to movie theaters.

> The LINEAR ACOUSTIC CONTROL is set automatically according

to the selected sound field.

I When an environmental sound is combined, the sound of the sub

(omni) input is mixed in the recording.

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Controlling the depth of sound (DEPTH)

Preparations

iiiiiiiia«

• Receive a radio station or play a CD or

cassette tape.

TAPE

TUNER

fi^t

1 -''S'

» The current mode is displayed.

Each press changes the modes as follows.

г-►® i'DCflL

.........

I— (D INST

Mode for adjusting the depth of vocal.

...........

Mode for adjusting the depth of instrumental sound.

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JI5P UFF

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Adjustinent and playback of DOLBY 3 STEREO

The Dolby 3 STEREO provides a active center chan nel to produce a better, stable center image. This mode can be used when listening to stereo video pro gram and music or when surround listening or sur round system set-up is not possible.

Preparations

2 Adjust the volume balance.

I* I TEST TONE -- --- -- -

t Be sure to set the center mode prop

erly according to the arrangement of the speakers in your system.

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

I Adjust so that the volumes of the

center speaker is identical to the main speaker volume.

(1) Select CENTER

To decrease"''--.,...-" '

(3) Stop generating the test tone.

3 Play a video software program.

TEST TO ME A

To increase

In the DOLBY 3 STEREO mode, sound is not output through the OMNI speakers (optional). Also, the DUAL SOUND key is deac

tivated in this mode.

Center mode display

B STERE

I Noise-like test tone moves across the speakers every 1.5 second.

TEST L

(Left)

TEST E TEST R

(Center) (Right)

I When one of the MULTI LEVEL CONTROL keys is pressed, the

current volume level is displayed. While the level is displayed, it

can be adjusted in 1 dB steps every time one of the keys is pressed. > The volume level can be adjusted in the range from -30 to -rIO dB. > The center level is stored in memory as the common setting with

the DOLBY PRO LOGIC SURROUND mode.

/V 0 R MR L

4 Adjust the listening volume.

yiÜsiJ

Operation of Dolby Surround playback

Before using the Dolby Surround mode, be sure to perform the "Dolby Surround field adjustment" pro cedure.

To cancel DOLBY 3 STEREO play

.........

iJiJyiU

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

..........

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Dolby Surround adjustment

When video (LD) software carrying miDotaY«j ^ mark

' is played, this mode provides the simiiar Dolby Sur

round effect to movie theaters.

Preparations

/ Set the Dolby Surround mode.

2 Set the delay time.

3 Adjust the volume balance.

• Be sure to set the center mode prop erly according to the arrangement of the speakers in your system.

J .

^*'**^*

(D Adjust.

Adjust so that the volumes of the

center and rear speakers are iden

tical to the main speaker volume.

(1) Select the channel.

...... ^

MULTI LEVEL CQMTHOL

1^3 To increase

To decrease '''

TKTT0N6

HEAR CEMTCH

j__j L__j Center speaker

In the DOLBY PRO LOGIC SURROUND mode, sound is not output

through the OMNI speakers (optional). Also, the DUAL SOUND

key is deactivated in this mode.

Center mode display

fit

PRO LOB

ÌEi R

I When the DELAY TIME key is pressed, the current delay time is

displayed. The delay time can be adjusted in 5 steps with the

MULTI LEVEL CONTROL keys.

I The delay time can be adjusted in the range from 16 to 29 ms. I Once the delay time has been set, it is stored automatically in

memory and will not change until it is set again.

I Noise-like test tone moves across the speakers every 1.5 second.

NORMAL or WIDE BAND mode; In PHANTOM

JEST L (Left)

► ©

- ©

• When one of the MULTI LEVEL CONTROL keys is pressed, the

current volume level is displayed. While the level is displayed, it can be adjusted in 1 dB steps every time one of the keys is pressed.

• The volume level can be adjusted in the range from -30 to +10 dB.

• The center level is stored in memory as the common setting with the DOLBY 3 STEREO mode.

JEET E TESI R TEST 5

(Center) ® (Right) 1— ® (Surround)

NDRMR i

Delay time display

PO"

mode:

TEST L

(Left)

TEST R

(Right)

TEST S

(Surround)

^ I^Tom

To decrease

) Stop the test tone.

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Operation of Dolby Surround playback

Before using the Dolby Surround mode, be sure to

perform the "Dolby Surround field adjustment" pro cedure.

1 Set Dolby Surround mode.

Play a software program encoded with Dolby

Surround.

3 Adjust the volume.

To decrease

To cancel DOLBY SUBBOUND play

To increase

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---- -

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In the DOLBY PRO LOGIC SURROUND mode, sound is not output through the OMNI speakers (optional). Also, the DUAL SOUND key is deactivated in this mode.

Center mode display

(ÉT

PRl

SURROUND goes off.

i/SP OF F

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How to calculate the delay time

The optimum delay time varies depending on the position where the listener is located. Calculate the optimum delay time referring to the following illustration.

Delay time (ms) = 20 ms + 3 ns x (A - B) For example, if A = 5 m and B = 3 m;

20 ms + 3 ms X (5 - 3) = 26 ms

I Use the integral value which is closest to the calculation result.

Rear speakers

-e Q

Front speakers

A; Distance from the front speakers B: Distance from the rear speakers

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Convenient feature

Easy karaoke singing (HIT MASTER)

» Use a microphone equipped with a mini-plug.

> Set the MIC MIXING control to the fully counterclockwise position

» Use other mode than the DOLBY PRO LOGIC SURROUND, DOLBY

® issss B ssss|m

when the microphone is not used.

3 STEREO,SOURCE DIRECT and DEPTH modes.

Lights.

^ Sing along the accompaniment.

To record karaoke singing

» The volume of the vocal parts of the song decreases. However, this

effect may not be clear with some songs and discs.

• Adjust the overall volume with the VOLUME CONTROL knob.

During karaoke singing using the song recorded on a tape, the karaoke sound cannot be recorded.

A karaoke tape can be created by recording the performance while the

^MIC MIXING control is in the fully counterclockwise position.

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Timer operation

In addition to the ordinary timer reservation function (pro gram timer), three convenient timer operations are provided for use according to the purposes.

One-touch timer

The power ON time can be set with a simple, onetouch operation.

Program timer

The power is turned ON at the ON time and turned OFF at the OFF time to allow playing a radio station, tape or CD or recording a radio station. Up to four timer programs can be reserved.

I Adjust the clock before setting the timer.

________

TissssDssssia'

Sleep timer

The power is turned OFF automatically after the speci fied period has elapsed.

Wake-up timer (Al TIMER 1/2)

The wake-up timer function can be set additionally to the program timer programs. AI TIMER 1: When the power is turned ON, the vol

ume increases gradually.

Al TIMER 2: Timer play starts with CD playback then

radio station is received automatically af

ter it.

UD-952 [En]

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'PJ

^ VMER

Timer program reservation

f Start program timer reservation operation.

\ Adjust the clock before setting the^timerj

UD-952 [En]

2 Select a program No.

^ Enter the day of the week.

to step 2 within 8 seconds!]

(Within 8 seconds!]

ENTER

SELECT R^uER RM

t The program No. (1-4) indicators blink.

P N 0

» The selector program No, indicator blinks. » If a program No. under which a timer program hasaiready been re

served, it is replaced by the new timer program.

P y

• If you make a mistake, press the CLEAR key and restart the entry. In addition to Sunday through Saturday, the following three patterns

i^are available.

EVERY : Every day from Monday through Sunday. WEEK 1: Every day from Monday through Saturday. WEEK 2: Every weekday from Monday through Friday.

Press the numeric keys as follows.

To enter 6:30AM: 0, [6], [3], [□]

• If you make a mistake, press the CLEAR key and restart the entry.

Blinks. Blinks,

UF F U_D

Press the numeric keys as follows. '

To enter 7:00AM: 0,[t],[□],[□)

• If you make a mistake, press the CLEAR key and restart the entry.

Blinks,

7-rr^

Blinks.

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sn 0- 0 u

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0 Make the desired reservation.

SELECT ШЕ

Select"Pi_ Я (Each press alternates "PLAY" and "REC").

рФР/. R У О

SELECT SO URCE

Select the source to be played. (Each press switches the following).

Make preparations for the play.

To listen to radio

SELECT PRESET

Select the preset station No.

The station to be received with timer must be preset before

hand. -lEl]

у Select the timer program No. to be used.

___________

-Ф 7u/VfP: Radio

, CJ} :CD

@ TOPE :Tape

® LOST : Last source which

has been played

Place a disc on the Plus-1 tray.

Program playback is not possible.

, , .

M П Л E-P L H Y'^

-T U N E R -

To listen to CD

Insert a tape.

If tapes are inserted in both decks A and B, playback starts with the tape in deck B.

—I ^ V

To listen to tape

SELECT MO HE

Select "ppp".

^®PLRvX

(Each press alternates PLAY and REC.)

^®REC O

ENTER

' SELECT PRESET

Select a preset station No.

(3) Make preparations for record-

mg. .gg

(Within 8 seconds!)

(D Select a program No. containing a

timer program for which the reservation has been made.

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0 Adjust the listening volume.

ff Turn the power OFF.

Al TIMER operation

The Al TIMER function can be used additionally to the time setting made with the program timer. It is also possible to use Al TIMER 1 and Al TIMER 2 simultaneously.

ELE i

• The selected program No. lights.

• The timer will not function unless a program No. is selected.

• When recording radio, the listening volume is automatically set to the minimum volume at the moment the power is turned ON by the timer.

I Adjust the clock before setting the timi

PR BERPN

О I о

Blinks.

Lights.

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To continue play after the power is turned ON by the timer

I Adjust the clock before setting the timer. |

UD-952 (En)

1 a(QED^ I i ^ i

@ Press the numeric key of the timer

program No.

Qll№

Check the reservation content

When timer operation is not required

AifTIT^B

D Press the numeric key of the timer

program No.

To set the same timer program again

® Press the numeric key of the timer

program No.

(3) Turn the power OFF.

t''

program No. is blinking!)

(2) Press the numeric key of

the timer program No.

* Check that the program No. indicator of the timer program being

executed is not lit.

• The reserved contents will be displayed for 3 seconds per item. After this, the previous display content appears again.

To change the reserved contents

Restart the procedure of "Timer program reservation" from the begin ning.

r u

» The reservation contents are held in memory.

t Also prepare the disc or tape and adjust the listening volume.

Goes off.

I Note I

The reservation contents cannot be cleared. The contents are cleared only when they are changed.

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Al TIMER operation

The Al TIMER function can be used additionally to the time setting made with the program timer. It is aiso possible to use

Al TIMER 1 and Al TIMER 2 simultaneously.

Gradual increase of volume (Al TIMER 1)

With this function, the volume increases gradualiy when the power is turned ON by the program timer.

Preparations

Press the Al TIMER 1 key.

• Set a timer program.

• Turn the power OFF.

Timer ON time Approx, 1 min. later

• The equalizer curve also changes.

Select the maximum volume. It changes every time the key is pressed.

(T) fU I uFf (Al TIMER 1 is not used) (D RI I I'OL I (Lower) (D fU I t'DLE (Medium)

[

• If the volume is adjusted with the remote control unit or thé graphic equalizer is operated during operation of Al TIMER 1, the volume is

fixed at that moment.

To cancel Al TIMER 1

Press the Al TIMER 1 key to select "Rl I OFF " and turn the indicator

Lights.

Playing CD then receiving radio (Al TIMER 2)

With this function, when the power is turned ON by thetimer, two CD tracks are played first then the last radio station which was received before is received automatically. Al TIMER 2 is executed in priority over other program timer.

Preparations

• Place a disc on the Plus-1 tray of the CD player. .?

• Set the program timer so that a radio |

station can be received. |

Timer ON time

CD ^

1st track 2nd track

L I

Press the Al TIMER 2 key.

ssl

CJI

1. The Al TIMER 1 and 2 indicators remain lit even after the program timer operation. When the functions of Al TIMER is not required, be sure to switch the indicators off.

2. The Al TIMER does not function with timer recording.

RANDOM /-V.

• If the input is changed or an operation key of the CD player is pressed during CD playback started by Al TIMER 2, the CD playback ends and Al TIMER 2 is cancelled.

• If the CD has no been placed, radio station will be received from the ^ moment the power is turned ON.

To cancel Al TIMER 2

Press the Al TIMER 2 key to turn the indicator off.

TU N E R

Radio broadcasting

Lights.

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One-touch timer reservation

H Enter the ON time.

EDIT MODE

I Adjust the clock before setting the timer.j

UD-9S2 [En)

AgT^^B I

► At the first press, an ON time with the figures of minute ending

with 00 or 30 within 30 minutes from the present time is set {ex ample: 7:40 -*■ 8:00). Hereafter, each press adds 30 minutes to the

set time. The ON time can be set up to 12 hours after the present time.

I It can also be set while the power is OFF.

Lights.

2¡ Prepare the music source component tobe played.

Select the desired input by pressing the MAIN INPUT key.

5 Turn the power OFF.

_________

Sleep timer reservation

Set the number of minutes after which the power is to

be turned OFF.

i i

i ^ i

1 T\

J (D Set the time.

® Turn the power ON.

I Note I

The one-touch timer is canceled when the ADJUST key is pressed to adjust the clock.

POWER

siS

* ES TAPE

TUNER

» if the disc is not present in case of timer CD playback or if the cas

sette tape is not present in case of timer tape playback, the last radio station received before will be received.

» Press the O.T.T. key once to check the set ON time. » At the moment the power is turned ON by the one-touch timer, a

sleep timer 60 minutes is set automatically.

To cancel

Turn the power ON or press the O.T.T. key until the O.T.T. indicator goes off.

I The power is turned OFF automatically after the set time has

elapsed.

I Each press decreases the time by 10 minutes. The maximum time

that can be set is 90 minutes.

-70-*-60-^50^40-*-30 —20-*-10-* Cancel-

To cancel

Turn the power OFF or press the SLEEP key until the sleep time is cancelled.

B; a

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Maintenance

Notes on cassette tape

Safety tab (accidental erasure prevention tab)

After an important recording has been finished, break the safety tab, to prevent the recorded contents from being erased or re corded on accidentally.

To re-record Apply tape only to the position where the

1. 120-minute cassette tape

I Notes I

tab has been removed.

Since a 120-minute cassette tape is very thin, the tape could adhere to the pinch roller or be easily cut. It is recommended that these tapes not be used with this unit to prevent possible damage.

Cleaning the head section

Cleaning the heads and periph eral com ponents

For maintaining the best condition of the deck and for longer service life, always keep the heads (recording / playback / erase), cap stan and pinch roller clean. To clean them, perform the following:

1. Open the cassette holder.

2. Using a cotton swab dipped in alcohol, clean the head (recording / playback /

Pinch roller

Tape guides

erase), capstan and pinch roller carefully.

I Note I

There are precisely aligned parts around the heads, including the tape guides. When cleaning, pay special attention so as not to apply shock to them.

To store cassette tapes

do not store the tapes in a place which is subject to direct sun light, or near equipment that generates heat. Keep the cassette tapes away from any magnetic field.

When there is slack in the tape

In such a case, insert a pencil into the reel hole and wind the reel hub to remove the slack.

2. Endless tapes Do not use an endless tape, as this could damage the mecha nism of the unit.

Demagnetizing the head

When the recording / playback head is magne tized, the sound quality will be deteriorated. In such a case, demagnetize the head using a com mercially available demagnetizer (head eraser).

Beware of condensation

When water vapor comes into contact with the surface of cold ma terial, water drops are produced.

If condensation occurs, correct operation may not be possible, or the unit may not function correctly. This is not a malfunction, however, and the unit should be dried.

(To do this, turn the POWER switch ON and leave the unit as it is for several hours.)

In case of difficulty

Remote control unit

Remote control operation is not possible. • Batteries are exhausted.

Symptom Cause

e The remote control is too far apart from the

system, the controlling angle is deviated or there is an obstacle in between.

m The oarallel rnrri ic nnt mnnof'toH nrnncrK/

Be especially careful in the following conditions:

• When the unit is brought from a cold place to a warm place, and there is a large temperature difference,

• When a heater starts operating.

• When the unit is brought from an air-conditioned place to a place of high temperature with high humidity.

• When there is a large difference between the internal tempera ture of the unit and the ambient temperature, or in conditions where condensation occurs easily.

Remedy

• Replace with new batteries.

• Operate the unit inside the remote control lable range.

- r^r,r,=r.+ ----------------------------------------

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Disc handling precautions

Handling

Hold compact discs so that you do not touch the playing surface.

Cleaning

If fingerprints or foreign matter become attached to the disc, lightly wipe the disc with a soft cot ton cloth (or similar) from the center of the disc outwards in a radial manner.

Do not attach paper or tape to either the playing side or the label side of compact discs.

Caution on disc used

When your unit needs to be repaired, bring the entire set (Speak- | ers excluded) to your dealer.

Dolby noise reduction and HX Pro headroom extension manufac tured under license form Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corpora tion. HX Pro originated by Bang & Olufsen.

"DOLBY" and the double-D symbol CD and "HX PRO" are trade

marks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.

Memory backup function

Stored contents cleared im mediately when power plug in unplugged from power outlet

Stored connects cleared in at least 3 days after power

plug is unplugged from power outlet

Clock of preamplifier/tuner unit

Preset stations of preamplifier / tuner unit Graphic equalizer patterns (usercreated patterns)

Storage

When a disc is not to be played for a long period of time, remove is from the CD player and store it in its case.

Never play cracked or warped disc.

During playback, the disc rotates at high speed in the player. Therefore, to avoid danger, never use a cracked or deformed disc or a disc repaired with tape or adhesive agent.

WARNING NOTICE:

IN MOST CASES IT IS AN INFRINGEMENT OF COPYRIGHT TO MAKE COPIES OF TAPES OR DISCS WITHOUT THE PERMIS SION OF THE COPYRIGHT OWNERS. ANYONE WISHING TO COPY COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE TAPES OR DISC SHOULD CONTACT THE MECHANICAL COPYRIGHT PROTECTION SOCI

ETY LIMITED OR THE PERFORMING RIGHTS SOCIETY LIMITED.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. Additionally licensed under one or more of the fol lowing patents: U.S. numbers 3,959,590: Canadian numbers 1,004,603 and 1,037,877. "DOLBY", "Pro Logic" and the double-

D symbol □□ are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Cor poration.

Note related to transportation and movement (CD player)

Before transporting or moving this unit, carry out the following

operation.

CD Turn the power ON but do not load a disc.

(D Wait a few seconds and verify that the display shown ap

pears.

Without magazine, press the ►/!! key.

D Turn the power OFF.

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In case of difficulty

Remote control unit

Remote control operation is not possible.

Preamplifier/tuner unit, power amplifier/graphic equalizer unit, speakers

Sound is not produced.

___

.^Symptom ^ ^

$ymp^tom

• Batteries are exhausted.

• The remote control is too far apart from the system, the controlling angle is deviated or there is an obstacle in between.

• The parallel cord is not connected properly.

• There is no tape or CD set in the component to be played.

• An attempt is made to play the cassette deck which is recording something.

• The A/B switch is not set properly.

• The speaker cords are disconnected.

• The volume control is set to the minimum position.

• The MUTE switch of the preamplifier/tuner unit is switched ON.

• The headphone plug is inserted into the jack.

• The parallel cord is not connected.

Remedy

• Replace with new batteries.

• Operate the unit inside the remote control lable range.

• Connect properly referring to "Connec tions".

• Set a tape or CD in the component to be played.

• Wait until the recording ends.

• Set the A/B switch properly.

Remedy

• Connect properly referring to "Connec tions".

• Adjust to an optimum volume.

• Switch MUTE OFF.

• Unplug the headphone plug.

• Check the connection of the parallel cord.

Sound is not produced from the main speakers.

Sound is not produced through head phones.

Environmental sound cannot be played.

The STAND BY indicator biinks and sound

is not produced.

Sound is not produced from the ieft or right speakers.

Sound is not produced from the surround rear speakers or center speaker, or their voiumes are very low.

The clock display blinks without changing the figures.

Timer operation is not possibie. • The present time has not been adjusted or

• The LINEAR ACOUSTIC CONTROL is set inad equately.

• The speaker cords are disconnected.

• The LINEAR ACOUSTIC CONTROL is set in adequately.

• The sound is played through the SUB (OMNI) input.

• The DUAL SOUND is OFF (indicator not lit).

• The LINEAR ACOUSTIC CONTROL is set in adequately.

• The speaker cords are short-circuited.

• The speaker cords are disconnected.

• The BALANCE set inadequately.

• The rear speaker cords are disconnected.

• The surround play mode is not activated.

• The rear or center volume is set to the mini mum level.

• There was a power failure.

• The power cord was unplugged from the

outlet.

there was a power failure.

• The timer ON time and OFF time have not

been set,

• The timer execution was not set up.

• Adjust the control properly.

• Connect properly referring to "Connec tions".

• Adjust the control properly. »

• Play it through the MAIN input.

• Press the DUAL SOUND key to ON.

• Adjust the control properly.

• Turn the power OFF, remove the short-cir cuit and turn the power ON again.

• Connect properly referring to "Connec

tions".

• Adjust the optimum left and right balance.

• Connect properly referring to "Connec-

tions".

• Activate a surround mode.

• Adjust the rear level. -►

• Adjust the present time again.

• Adjust the present time referring to "Clock

adjustment".

• Set the timer ON time and OFF time.

• Press the EXE key to set the execution.

-Ea

Sound is distorted.

Noise is noticeable.

• The recording level has not been set with the CRLS key.

• The tape being played was recorded with dis • Try another tape. torted sound.

• The tape head is magnetized.

• Refer to "Recording."

• Demagnetize the head referring to "Head

Remedy

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Symptom

Radio stations cannot be received.

Noise interferes.

A station has been preset but it cannot be received by pressing the numeric key.

Cause.

• The antennas have not been connected.

• A proper broadcasting band has not been

selected,

• The frequency of the station to be received

is not uned.

• Car ignition noise.

• Influence of an electric appliance.

• A TV set is installed near the system.

• The frequency of the preset station is not

tunable.

• The preset memory has been cleared be

cause the power cord has been unplugged for a long period.

ftomedy

• Connect antennas, -[¿j]

• Select a band.

• Tune to the frequency of the desired sta

tion.

• Install the outdoor antenna in an apart po

sition from the road.

• Switch the suspected electric appliance

OFF.

• Install the TV or the system at an increased

distance between them.

• Preset stations with tunable frequencies.

• Preset stations again.

Cassette deck unit

Sound cannot be produced by pressing the play key or no operation occurs even when an operation key is pressed.

No operation occurs even when an opera tion key is pressed.

The DPSS malfunctions.

The OCRS does not function.

In dubbing, the tape stops at different moments in ecks A and B.

The cassette holder cannot be opened by pressing the eject key.

Sound is husky or high frequencies are not reproduced.

• The connections of cords are wrong.

• The head is dirty.

• The tape is wound too tight due to irregular winding.

• A nonrecorded tape is played.

• The cassette holder is not closed completely.

• The operation key is pressed immediately after closing the cassette holder.

• The operation key is pressed in less than 3 seconds after turning the power ON.

• A tape is not inserted in the unit.

• The tape is wound too tight due to irregular winding.

• The tape is fully wound to one of the reels.

• The tape used is not suitable for DPSS, for example the spaces between tunes may be too short.

• A recordable tape is not present in deck B.

• A disc is not present in the CD player.

• The disc is dirty.

• This is due to the difference in the tape

length or characteristics of the mechanisms of two cassette decks.

• The key is pressed during recording or play

back.

• The microcomputer is malfunctioning due to

external noise.

• The head is dirty.

• The tape is stretched or shrunk.

Cause „. «»raeily ' T' 1™'

• Connect properly referring to "Connec tions".

• Clean the head referring to "Head mainte nance". •*■^2

• Try another tape.

• Play a recorded tape.

• Close the holder completely.

• Press operations keys in more than a few seconds after closing the holder.

• Press operation keys after waiting for more than 3 seconds.

• Insert a tape.

• Try another tape.

• Change the tape transport direction or re verse the tape insertion orientation.

• Refer to "DPSS".

• Insert a recordable tape in deck B and retry operation.

• Place a disc in the CD player and retry op eration.

• Clean the disc, place it in the CD player and retry operation. ->[p^

• Small time difference does not mean a malfunction.

• Press in stop mode.

• Unplug the power cord and plug it again.

• Clean the head referring to "Head mainte nance". -gg

• Try another tape.

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^symptom"

Sound is distorted.

Noise is noticeable.

The recorded volume varies in the middle.

Sound vibrates.

Recording cannot be started by pressing the record key.

• The recording level has not been set with the CRLS key.

• The tape being played was recorded with dis torted sound.

• The tape head is magnetized.

• External noise is induced.

• A tape recorded with Dolby NR ON is played with Dolby NR OFF.

■ The MIC MIXING control was turned during recording.

• The capstans or pinch rollers are dirty.

• The tape is wound irregularly.

• The recording protect tab of the cassette has been broken.

• The cassette holder is not closed completely.

• The TAPE input is selected on the preamplifier/tuner unit.

• The tape is fully wound to one of the reels.

^nmecty

• Refer to "Recording."

• Try another tape.

• Demagnetize the head referring to "Head maintenance".

• Install the system at a distance from other electric appliances and TV.

• Set the Dolby NR to B or C.

• Do not turn the control during recording.

• Clean the head referring to "Head mainte nance".

• Wind the tape again by fast forwarding, rewinding or playing from an end to the other.

• Use a cassette with an unbroken recording protect tab or block the hole.

• Close the holder completely.

• Select the source to be recorded with the

MAIN INPUT key. »gg

• Change the tape transport direction of deck B or reverse the tape insertion orientation.

CD player unit

Symptom

A CD is placed in the player but it cannot be played.

Sound is not produced.

Sound skips.

1. With some tapes, a squeaky noise is produced when the tape is stopped automatically. This is due to the tape protection function, and | not a malfunction.

2. Do not use 120-minute tapes, for the tape is too thin and gets easily tangled.

3. This system is microprocessor-controlled, so malfunction may occur due to external noise or interference noise. In such a case, unplug the power cord, plug it and turn power on again.

4. Do not use contact cleaners because it could cause a malfunction. Be specially careful against contact cleaners containing oil, for they may deform the plastic components.

Specifications

• The disc is placed upside down.

• The disc position is displaced.

• The disc is extremely dirty.

• The disc is scratched.

• Dew is condensed on the optics lens.

• The disc has not been placed.

• The player is not put to the play mode.

• The disc is extremely dirty.

• The disc is scratched.

• The connection cords are not inserted se curely.

• The disc is dirty.

• The disc is scratched.

• The player is subject to vibration.

(For U.S.A. and Canada)

Cause

• Place the disc properly, with the label side facing upward.

• Place the disc properly.

• Clean the disc referring to "Disc handling precautions".

• Try another disc.

• Refer to "Be careful of condensation" and remove the condensation by evaporation.

• Place a disc in the CD player.

• Press the ►/U key.

• Clean the disc referring to "Disc handling precautions". '“El

• Try another disc.

• Connect securely.

• Clean the disc referring to "Disc handling precautions". *E1

• Try another disc.

• Install the unit in a place not subject to vi brations.

Power AmDUfier/Graohic equalizer unit{Br£9)

FM Tuner section

Tuning frequency range...........................87.5 MHz *-108 MHz

Sensitivity (IHF) Signal to noise ratio at 1 kHz

Selectivity (IHF ± 400 kHz) Stereo separation (IHF at 1 kHz)

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

MONO

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

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

13.2 dBf (1.2 )iV at 75 Q)

75 dB (65 dBf input)

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

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

50 dB 40 dB

Power amplifier section

Rated power output

STEREO MODE

65 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channels driven, at 6 0 from 40 Hz to 15 kHz with no more than

0.08 % total harmonic distortion.

ftemody

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Specifications

(For U.K. and Europe)

\ FM Tuner section

i Tuning frequency range

Sensitivity (DIN at 75 Q)

MONO..........................................................I.OiaV/ 11.2dBf

Signal to noise ratio

(DIN weighted at 1 kHz, 65.2 dBf input)

MONO...............................................................................65 dB

STEREO...........................................................................62 dB

Selectivity (DIN ± 300 kHz) Stereo separation (DIN at 1 kHz)

Frequency response..............30 Hz ~ 15 kHz + 0.5 dB, -3 dB

MW Tuner section

Tuning frequency range Usable sensitivity

Signal to noise ratio..............................................................48 dB

LW Tuner section

Tuning frequency range...............................153 kHz ~ 279 kHz

Usable sensitivity..................................................................22 |xV

Signal to noise ratio..............................................................45 dB

Pre Amplifier section

Total harmonic distortion

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

Input sensitivity / Impedance

MD / DAT, VIDEO, AV AUX

MIC................................................................. 1.3 mV/47 k£2

N.B. circuit Output level / Impedance

MD / DAT, VIDEO

VIDEO section

Input level / Impedance

VIDEO (composite)

Output level / Impedance

VIDEO (composite)

[General]

Dimensions.........................................W: 270 mm (10-5 / 8")

Weight (net)............................................................2.5 kg (5.5 lb)

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

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

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

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

87.5 MHz ~ 108 MHz

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

531 kHz " 1,602 kHz

12 ¡xV / (500 (xV / m)

0.006 % (SOURCE DIRECT, 1 kHz, 200mV)

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

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

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

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

Output (MONITOR OUT, VIDEO)

.......+ 8 dB (max.)

200 mV / 2.2 kO

Input (VIDEO, AV AUX)

H : 104 mm (4-1/8") D :328 mm (12-15/16")

200 mV / 47 kQ

1 Vp-p / 75 Q

1 Vp-p / 75 ¿1

64 dB

40 dB

(60 Hz)

Power amplifier section

Rated power output

STEREO MODE

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

SURROUND MODE

FRONT..........................................

CENTER...................................................... low (DIN, 8 £2)

REAR

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

Total harmonic distortion

............................0.02 % (1 kHz, 1 / 2 Rated power, 6 £2)

Frequency response

...................................... 20 Hz ~ 70 kHz, + 0 dB, - 1.0 dB

Signal to noise ratio

......................................................................105 dB (IHF'66)

Input sensitivity / Impedance

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

Output level / Impedance

SUPER WOOFER PRE OUT

OMNI PRE OUT................................................2.2 V / 600 £2

Graphic equalizer section

Individual channel Equalizer characteristic variable range

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

[General]

Power consumption........................................................... 200 W

Dimensions.............................................W: 270 mm (10-5 / 8")

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

Weight (net).......................

70 W + 70 W (DIN, 6 ii)

70 W + 70 W (DIN, 6 Q)

3W + 3W(DIN,8Q)

1.0 V / 47 k£2

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

1 kHz, 2.5 kHz, 6.3 kHz, 16 kHz

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

2.0 V / 600 £2

63 Hz, 160 Hz, 400 Hz,

H :124 mm (4-7/8") D : 320 mm (12-5 / 8")

6.5 kg (14.3 lb)

± 10 dB

I Note I

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

Strombrytarens POWER beredskapsläge

Indikatorn STAND BY tänds after nätkabelns anslutning till ett vägguttag, oavsett strombrytarens POWER till/frànslag. Detta anger att en liten rnangd ström leds till komponenten som stöd for minnesinnehéllet. Detta läge kallas for beredskapsläget. Strömbrytaren pä fjarrkontrollen kan användas för att s!à pà och av strömmen as länge indikatorn STAND BY lyser.

Virtanäppäimen (POWER) valmiustila (STAND BY)

Kun laltteen verkkojohto on liitetty pistorasiaan, valmiustilan merkkivalo syttyy riippumatta virtanäppäimen (POWER) asennosta (ON/OFF). Merkkivalo osoittaa, että laitteessa on hieman virtaa muistin sisältöjen ylläpitoa varten. Tätä tilaa kutsutaan valmiustilaksi. Kun valmiustilan merkkivalo (STAND BY) palaa, laitteen virta voidaan kytkeä ja katkaista kaukosäätimellä.

Symptom

Radio stations cannot be received.

• The antennas have not been connected.

• A proper broadcasting band has not been selected.

• The frequency of the station to be received is not uned.

Afbrydertastens (POWER) STAND BY funktion

När apparatets stremledning er tilsluttet en stikkontakt, lyser STAND BY indikatoren, uanset om der er taendt ved afbryderen pä apparatet eher ej. Det angiver, at apparatet bliver forsynet med en ganske lille maengde ström til opret-holdelse af hukommelsens indhold. Denne funktion kaldes STAND BY. När STAND BY indikatoren er taendt, kan strommen til apparatet släs til og fra med fjernsty-ringsenheden.

PÀ/A V-knappens Stand-by funksion

När stromledningen til dette anlegget er satt I en vekselstromskontakt, vii STAND-BY indikatorlampen lyse enten PÄ/AV-knappen er pä-eller avsiätt. Dette betyr at en viss mengde ström tilfores anlegget slik at innholdet i minnet ikke gär tapt. Denne funksjonen kalles Stand-by. När indikatorlampen for STAND-BY er tent, kan strommen släs PÄ / AV fra fjernkontrollen.

,, ... 'J.

• Connect antennas.

• Select a band.

• Tune to the frequency of the desired sta tion.

Rerrt'bdy

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Specifications

FM Tuner section

Tuning frequency range...........................87.5 MHz *-108 MHz

Sensitivity (IHF) Signal to noise ratio at 1 kHz

Selectivity (IHF ± 400 kHz) Stereo separation (IHF at 1 kHz) Frequency response

AM Tuner section

Tuning frequency range

Usable sensitivity......................................12 jiV / (500 |iV / m)

Signal to noise ratio

Pre Amplifier section

Total harmonic distortion

Input sensitivity / Impedance

N.B. circuit...............................................................+ 8 dB (max.)

Output level / Impedance

VIDEO section

Input level / Impedance

Output level / Impedance

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

MONO

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

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

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

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

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

30 Hz - 15 kHz + 0.5 dB, - 3 dB

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

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

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

0.006 % (SOURCE DIRECT, 1 kHz, 200 mV)

MD / DAT, VIDEO, AV AUX

MIC.....................................................................1.3 mV/47 kfl

MD / DAT, VIDEO

VIDEO (composite)

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

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

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

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

Output (MONITOR OUT,VIDEO)

(For U.S.A. and Canada}

13.2 dBf (1.2 at 75 Q)

75 dB (65 dBf input)

530 kHz ~ 1,700 kHz

200 mV / 47 kQ

200 mV / 2.2 kQ

1 Vp-p / 75 Q

Input (VIDEO, AV AUX)

1 Vp-p / 75

50 dB 40 dB

48 dB

(60 Hz)

[General]

Dimensions

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

Weight (net)............................................................2.5 kg (5.5 lb)

W: 270 mm (10-5 / 8")

H : 104 mm (4-1 /8") D : 328 mm (12-15/16")

Power Amplifier/Graohic eoualizer unit{B-E9) Power amplifier section

Rated power output

STEREO MODE

65 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channels driven, at 6 0 from 40 Hz to 15 kHz with no more than

0.08 % total harmonic distortion.

SURROUND MODE

FRONT.......................................70 W + 70 W (1 kHz, 6 O)

CENTER...................................................10W(1 kHz,8Q)

REAR...............................................Total 6 W (1 kHz, 8 Q)

Total harmonic distortion

............................0.02 % (1 kHz, 1 / 2 Rated power, 6 O)

Frequency response

Signal to noise ratio

Input sensitivity / Impedance

Output level / Impedance

SUPER WOOFER PRE OUT

OMNI PRE OUT................................................2.2 V / 600 Q

Graphic equalizer section

Individual channel

Equalizer characteristic variable range

....................................................................................±10dB

[General]

Power consumption.............................................................2.2 A

Dimensions

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

Weight (net)..........................................................6.5 kg (14.3 lb)

20 Hz ~ 70 kHz, + 0 dB, - 1.0 dB

............................105 dB (IHF'66)

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

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

1 kHz, 2.5 kHz, 6.3 kHz, 16 kHz

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

1.0 V/47 kn

2.0 V / 600 Q

63 Hz, 160 Hz, 400 Hz,

W: 270 mm (10-5 / 8")

H : 124 mm (4-7 / 8") D :320 mm (12-5/8")

I Note I

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

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:

This equipment 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 radio 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 be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

- - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- - Connect the 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.

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Specifications (For other countries)

FM Tuner section

f Tuning frequency range............................87.5 MHz ~ 108 MHz

Sensitivity (IHF) Signal to noise ratio at 1 kHz

Selectivity (IHF ± 400 kHz) Stereo separation (IHF at 1 kHz) Frequency response

AM Tuner section

Tuning frequency range

Usable sensitivity.....................................12 |iV / (500 |aV / m)

Signal to noise ratio

Pro Amplifier section

Total harmonic distortion

Input sensitivity / Impedance

N.B. circuit..............................................................+8 dB (max.)

Output level / Impedance

VIDEO section

Input level / Impedance

Output level / Impedance

[General]

Dimensions...........................................W: 270 mm (10-5 / 8")

Weight (net)............................................................2.5 kg (5.5 lb)

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

MONO

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

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

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

9 kHz step............................................531 kHz ~ 1,602 kHz

10 kHz step.......................................... 530 kHz ~ 1,610 kHz

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

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

0.006 % (SOURCE DIRECT, 1 kHz, 200 mV)

MD / DAT, VIDEO, AV AUX

MIC.................................................................1.3 mV/47 ka

MD / DAT, VIDEO

VIDEO (composite)

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

13.2 dBf (1.2 ^iV at 75 i2)

75 dB (65 dBf input)

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

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

30 Hz ~ 15 kHz + 0.5 dB, -3 dB

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

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

Output (MONITOR OUT,VIDEO)

200 mV / 47 kQ

200 mV / 2.2 kiJ

Input (VIDEO, AV AUX)

H : 104 mm (4-1 /8") D :328 mm (12-15/16")

50 dB 40 dB

48 dB

(60 Hz)

1 Vp-p / 75

1 Vp-p / 75 Q

Power amplifier section

Rated power output

STEREO MODE

SURROUND MODE

FRONT

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

CENTER

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

REAR

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

Total harmonic distortion

............................0.02 % (1 kHz, 1/2 Rated power, 6 £1)

Frequency response

Signal to noise ratio

Input sensitivity / Impedance

Output level / Impedance

SUPER WOOFER PRE OUT

OMNI PRE OUT................................................2.2 V / 600 £2

Graphic equalizer section

Individual channel

Equalizer characteristic variable range

....................................................................................± 10 dB

[General]

Power consumption........................................................... 200 W

Dimensions.............................................W: 270 mm (10-5 / 8")

Weight (net)..........................................................6.5 kg (14.3 lb)

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

. 80 W + 80 W (EIAJ, 6 Î2)

75 W + 75 W (EIAJ, 6 O)

10 W (EIAJ, 8 0)

Total 6 W (EIAJ, 8 O)

20 Hz ~ 70 kHz, + 0 dB, - 1.0 dB

..........

105 dB (IHF'66)

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

1.0 V/47 kO

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

1 kHz, 2.5 kHz, 6.3 kHz, 16 kHz

2.0 V / 600 O

63 Hz, 160 Hz, 400 Hz,

H : 124 mm (4-7 / 8") D : 320 mm (12-5 / 8")

ica

I Note I

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

FortheU.S.A.

Note to CATV system installer:

This reminder is provided to call the CATV system installer's at tention 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 build ing, as close to the point of cable entry as practical.

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Specifications

Q^sseffe deck ynit(X-E3l

Track

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

Recording system

Heads

A deck B deck

Motors

A deck..

B deck ..

Fast winding time....................................Approx. 110 seconds

Frequency response

Normal tape

CrOz tape...................................35 Hz to 18,000 Hz, ± 3 dB

Metal tape

Signal to noise ratio

Dolby C NR ON......................................73 dB (Metal tape)

Dolby B NR ON Dolby NR OFF

Harmonic distortion..........................................Less than 3.2 %

Wow and flutter

[General]

Dimensions.....................

Weight (net)............................................................2.8 kg (6.2 lb)

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

Playback head Playback / recording head.. Erasing head

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

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

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

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

(315 Hz, 3rd H.D., 250 nWb / m, metal tape)

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

4-track, 2-channel stereo

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

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

35 Hz to 17,000 Hz, ± 3 dB

35 Hz to 18,000 Hz, ± 3 dB

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

W: 270 mm (10-5 / 8")

H : 124 mm (4-7 / 8") D :258 mm (10-3/ 16")

AC bias system

(Frequency: 105 kHz)

(C-60 tape)

66 dB (Metal tape) 58 dB (Metal tape)

0.09 % (W.R.M.S.) ± 0.19 % (DIN)

go player unit (DP-ME9)

Laser

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

Playing rotation............................... 200 rpm ~ 500 rpm (CLV) *

Signal to noise ratio........................................More than 93 dB

Total harmonic distortion

................................................Less than 0.01 % (at 1 kHz)

Channel separation

Wow & Flutter........................................ Unmeasurable Limit

Digital output

. 1

Optical..................................................-15 dBm ~ -21 dBm

[General] Dimensions

Weight (net) ...........................................................4.0 kg (8.8 lb)

Speakers (LS-E9)

Enclosure Speaker configuration

Woofer

Midrange...................................................80 mm, cone type

Tweeter....................................................25 mm, dome type

Impedance

Maximum input level............................................................80 W

Frequency response.....................................40 Hz ~ 20,000 Hz

[General]

Dimensions..............................................W:220 mm (8-11 / 16")

Weight (net).........................................6.5 kg (14.3 lb) (1 piece)

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

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

__________________

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

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

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

More than 85 dB (at 1 kHz)

W: 270 mm (10-5 / 8")

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

H : 470 mm (18-1 /2") D :282 mm (11-1/8")

Semiconductor laser B3

(Wave length 660 nm)

H: 104 mm (4-1/8") D; 320 mm (12-5 / 8")

Bass-reflex type 3-Way system

140 mm, cone type

6 £2

I Note I

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

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Kenwood UD-952 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Before applying power

Unpacking

*AC voltage selection

Safety precautiom

Before operation

FM DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE switch (Except for some areas)

CAUTION:

System connections

Connection oiparallffXmi^

Caution

Connection of antenna adapter (U,K and Europe only)

Optical fiber cable connection

Connection of speakers

Arrangement of speakers

Connection of AM antenna

Connectiol) of FM entejjim

System connections

Do not plug the power cord into the power outlet until all of the required connections have been made.

Connection of speakers

Arrangement of speakers

Setting the center mode

START!

Connection of the front speakers

Connection of optional speakers

Connection of Audio/Visual components (optional)

Connection of the front speakers

Controls and indicators

Preamplifier/tuner unit

CD player unit

^ PmumplHier/graphic equalizar unit

Connection of Audio/Visual components (optional)

CD player unit

jj EpwPF mpiifier/graphic equalizer unit

Operation of remote control unit

Loading batteries

f Remove the cover.

2 Insert batteries.

Operation

Clock adjustment

2 Eater the year and press the ENTER key.

^ Enter the hour and minute and press the ENTER

Sound adjustment functions

Power ON/OFF

Adjusting the volume balance between main and OMNI speakers (optional)

Listening through headphones

STAND BY mode of POWER switch

Muting the sound temporarily

Compensation of bass sound

Playing sound with higher purity

Input selection on the preamplifier/tuner unit and easy operation function

Preparation

Playback of CD

Inserting discs in magazine

Sound adjustment functions

Loading (unloading) the magazine

f Open the door.

^ Load (or unload) the magazine.

Inserting a disc on Plus-1 tray

Playing tracks in order from track No. 1

To pause playback

Playback from desired track

J Check that the "PGM" indicator is not lit.

Skipping tracks

Searching

Preparation ---------- --- --- -------------- --- ----------------- --- -------------

Programming tracks in desired order

Enter track Nos. in the order you want to play them.

To stop playback To return to playback in order of track Nos.

To check the programmed tracks \ Remote control unit oniT]

To add a track to the program \ Remote control unit only [

Auto space function

To clear tracks from the program

Preparation

Repeated playback

To repeat only the programmed tracks

Time display on CD player