Kenwood VRS-7100 User Manual

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AUDIO VIDEO SURROUND RECEIVER

VRS-7100

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

KENWOOD CORPORATION

Quick Start Reference

Please read the following pages so that you can enjoy the surround sound at the best condition. (These pages give shortcut explanations on how to connect the speaker system to the receiver, set up the speakers and play a source.) "Let's play DVD video software" )¡, ™£

About the supplied remote control

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

B60-5462-10 02 MA ( K, P, E, X ) 0312

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Before applying power

Caution : Read this page carefully to ensure safe operation.

Units are designed for operation as follows.

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

Australia ........................................................... AC 240 V only

Europe ............................................................... AC 230 V only

Safety precautions

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

CAUTION

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

DO NOT OPEN

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

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 POINT WITHIN AN EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE IS INTENDED TO ALERT THE USER TO THE PRESENCE OF IMPORTANT OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE (SERVICING) INSTRUCTIONS IN THE LITERATURE ACCOMPANYING THE APPLIANCE.

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How to use this manual

This manual is divided into four sections, Preparations, Operations,

Remote Control,and Additional Information.

Preparations

Shows you how to connect your audio and video components to the

receiver and prepare the surround processor. Since this receiver works

with all your audio and video components, we will guide you in setting up

your system to be as easy as possible.

Operations

Shows you how to operate the various functions available on the

receiver.

Remote Control

Shows you how to operate other components using the remote control,

as well as a detailed explanation of all remote control operations.Once

you have registered your components with the proper setup codes,you

’ll be able to operate both this receiver and your other AV components

(TV, VCR, DVD player, CD player, etc.)using the remote control supplied

with this receiver.

Additional Information

Shows you additional information such as "In case of difficulty" (trouble

shooting) and "Specifications".

Maintenance of the unit

When the front panel or case becomes dirty, wipe with a soft, dry

cloth. Do not use thinner, benzine, alcohol, etc. for these agents may

cause discoloration.

Unpacking

Unpack the unit carefully and make sure that all the accessories are present.

(For the U.S.A. and Canada)

FM indoor antenna (1)

(For Europe and Australia)

FM indoor antenna (1)

Antenna adaptor (1)

Remote control unit

(1)

AM loop antenna (1)

Batteries (R6/AA)

(2)

In regard to contact cleane

Do not use contact cleaners because it could cause a malfunction. Be

specially careful not to use contact cleaners containing oil, for they

may deform the plastic component.

Speaker cord connectors

(4)

For Europe and Australia only

If any accessories are missing, or if the unit is damaged or fails to operate, notify your dealer immediately. If the unit was shipped to you directly, notify your shipper immediately. Kenwood recommends that you retain the original carton and packing materials in case you need to move or ship the unit in the future.

Keep this manual handy for future reference.

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Before applying the power

Special features

True home theater sound

This receiver incorporates a wide variety of surround modes to bring you

maximum enjoyment from your video software. Select a surround mode

according to your equipment or the software you are going to play and enjoy!

÷ Dolby Digital EX

÷ Dolby PRO LOGIC IIx, Dolby PRO LOGIC II

÷ Dolby Digital

÷ DTS-ES

÷ DTS NEO:6

÷ DTS 96/24

÷ DTS

÷ DSP Mode

÷ Dolby Virtual Speaker

÷ Dolby Headphone

GAME mode function

When you connect a game machine to the GAME jacks on the front

panel, the input selector of the receiver switches automatically to "GAME" and the optimum sound field for enjoying games is set.

This feature improves your convenience in playing video games.

DUAL SOURCE function

While you enjoy audio listening through the speakers, another person

can enjoy another source (audio + video) through headphones by connecting the source to the GAME, FRONT AUX jacks.

‡

ACTIVE EQ

ACTIVE EQ mode will produce a more dynamic sound quality in any

condition.You can enjoy a more impressive sound effect when ACTIVE

EQ is turned on during Dolby Digital and DTS playback.

Remote control

In addition to the basic receiver, the remote control supplied with this

receiver can also operate almost all of your remote controllable audio and

video components. Just follow the simple setup procedure to register

the components you have connected.

RDS (Radio Data System) tuner (For Europe)

The receiver is equipped with an RDS tuner that provides several

convenient tuning functions: RDS Auto Memory, to automatically preset

up to 40 RDS stations broadcasting different programs; station name

display, to show you the name of the current broadcast station; and PTY

search to let you tune stations by program type.

PTY (Program TYpe) search (For Europe)

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

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Additi

Contents

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

Before applying power ........................................... 2

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

How to use this manual ............................................. 3

Unpacking .................................................................. 3

Special features ......................................................... 4

Contents .................................................................... 5

Names and functions of parts...................................... 6

Main unit .................................................................... 6

Remote control unit ................................................... 7

Setting up the system ............................ 8

Connecting a DVD player ............... 9

Connecting video components,

audio components ........................ 10

Digital connections ....................... 12

Connecting the speakers ............. 13

Preparations

Connecting the speaker terminals ...

PRE OUT connections.................. 16

Connecting to the GAME jacks /

FRONT AUX jacks ........................ 17

Connecting the antennas ............. 18

Preparing the remote control ....... 19

Let’s play DVD video software

(For U.S.A. and Canada) ................... 20

Let’s play DVD video software

(For Europe and Australia) .............. 22

Operations

Remote Control

ona

Information

Ambience effects .................................. 37

Surround modes ........................... 37

Virtual modes ............................... 39

Surround play ............................... 40

Convenient functions ........................... 42

Basic remote control operations for

other components ................................ 45

Registering setup codes for other

components ................................. 45

Searching for your code ............... 45

Checking the codes ...................... 46

Re-assigning device keys ............. 46

Operating other components ....... 46

Clearing all of the settings registered or

stored in the remote control unit .....

Setup code chart (RC-R0730) (For

U.S.A., Canada and Australia) ...... 47

Setup code chart (RC-R0730E) (For

Europe) ......................................... 51

DVD player , MD recorder CD player

& TV operations ........................... 58

VCR , Satellite receiver & Cable con-

verter operations ......................... 59

In case of difficulty................................ 60

Specifications ........................................ 62

Operations

Preparing for playback ......................... 24

Speaker settings .......................... 24

Re-assignment of rear panel jacks ...

Normal playback ................................... 29

Listening to a source component ...

Listening with headphones .......... 30

Adjusting the sound ..................... 30

Recording .............................................. 32

Analog sources ............................. 32

Digital sources .............................. 32

Listening to radio broadcasts .............. 33

Tuning (non-RDS) radio stations ... 33

Presetting radio stations .............. 33

Receiving preset stations ............. 34

Receiving preset stations in order

(P.CALL) ........................................ 34

Using RDS (Radio Data System)

(For Europe only) .................................. 35

Using the RDS Disp. (Display) key ... Tuning by Program TYpe

(PTY search) ................................. 36

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Names and functions of parts

Main unit

Input mode indicators

CLIP indicator

Speaker selection indicators, Input channel indicators (The Input channel indicators lights up to indicate the channels contained in the input signal. The "S" indicator lights when the surround component consists of a single channel.)

For Europe and Australia

34 5 6 7821 09

MUTE indicator

Frequency display, Input display, Preset channel display,

Listen mode display

Listen mode indicators

Display

ACTIVE EQ indicator,

DUAL SOURCE Input indicator, 96 kHz fs indicator

Dolby Headphone mode indicator,

Dolby Virtual Speaker mode indicator

AUTO indicator, ST. indicator, TUNED indicator, Sleep Timer indicator, TONE indicator For Europe Only : RDS indicator, PTY indicator

View when the GAME/ FRONT AUX jack

cover is open.

1 (For the U.S.A. and Canada)

POWER ON/STANDBY

Use to turn the power ON/STANDBY.

key ¢

(For Europe and Australia) ON/STANDBY

Use to turn the power ON/STANDBY.

key ¢

STANDBY indicator

Lights when the power is in the standby mode.

2 DUAL SOURCE VOLUME 5/∞ keys

Use to adjust the volume in the DUAL SOURCE mode.

DUAL SOURCE INPUT key º

Use to select the input for the DUAL SOURCE mode.

DUAL SOURCE ON/OFF key º

Use to switch the DUAL SOURCE mode ON/ OFF.

3 BAND key ‹

Use to select the broadcast band.

4 AUTO/MONO key ‹

Use to select the auto or manual tuning mode.

5 Dolby D indicator ‚

6 Joystick

7 MULTI CH indicator ‚

#!$ @%

Lights when the receiver is in the Dolby Digital mode.

DTS indicator ‚

Lights when the receiver is in the DTS mode.

Dolby H indicator ·

Lights when the Dolby H mode is ON.

DUAL SRC indicator º

Lights when the DUAL SOURCE mode is ON.

MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ

¡£‹

Use to control a variety of settings. Use to tuning of radio broadcasting.

MULTI CONTROL @ / #

¡£›

Use to control a variety of settings. Use to selection of preset radio stations.

ENTER ¡£‹

Use to control a variety of settings. Use to presetting of radio stations.

Lights during multi-channel playback.

8 ACTIVE EQ key ⁄

Use to select ACTIVE EQ's setting.

9 VOLUME CONTROL knob ª

Use to adjust the receiver volume.

0 INPUT SELECTOR key ª

Use to select input sources.

! SETUP key ¡£¤

Use to select the speakers'settings etc. Use to select the REC MODE.

@ LISTEN MODE key ‚

Use to select the listening mode.

# GAME jacks &¶º $ FRONT AUX jacks &º % PHONES jack º

Use for headphone listening.

Standby mode

While the standby indicator is lit, a small amount of power is supplied to the system to back up the memory. This is called standby mode. Under the condition, the system can be turned ON by the remote control unit.

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Names and functions of parts

Remote control unit

This remote control unit can be use not only for Kenwood products but also for other non-Kenwood products by setting the appropriate manufacturer’s setup codes. u

For the U.S.A., Canada and Australia: RC-R0730

)

TUNER

VID1

VID2

RCV

Mode

5 6

TV Mute

8 9 0

@ # $

% ^

Listen Mode

& * (

If the name of a function is different on the receiver and on the remote control, the name of the remote control key in this manual is indicated in parentheses.

1 Input Selector keys (TUNER, DVD, VID 1,

VID 2, AUX, F. AUX, Game) ª

Use to select input sources.

Sources keys (TUNER, DVD, VID 1, VID 2, AUX, F. AUX, Game) t

To control one of the registered sources without switching the receiver's input selector to that source, press and hold the desired input selector key for more than 3 seconds.

Net Mode key, M.Card Mode key

Availability may differ depending on the country and sales area.

2 RCV (receiver) Mode key ¢w

Use to switch the remote control to the receiver control mode.

3 SRC (source) Power key

Use to turn the other components ON/OFF.

4 Numeric keys ›t

Use to selection of preset radio stations. Use to operate other components. Multi (%/ﬁ) keys ¢‹

Use to control a variety of settings as well as in tuning of radio broadcasting.

other components.

P.Call @/# keys ¢›

Use to control a variety of settings. Use to selection of preset radio stations.

Enter key ¢

Use to control a variety of settings. Use to operate other components.

5 +100 key

Use to select MD tracks when the remote control controls the MD recorder.

DVD

Net

M.Card

Mode

POWER

RCVR

Multi

P. Call

Enter

P. Call

Multi

Sleep

Input

Mode

Audio Subtitle

Guide

Angle

OSD

Page

Mute

VOL

Sound

–

TV Input

– +

VOL

Tune –

Dimmer

Auto

Exit

Retern

Info

Active

Dolby

Stereo

Virtual

AUX

F.AUX

Game

+ 10+ 100

–

Tune +Band

Top Menu

Setup

Input Sel.

Disk Sel.

Last

Disc Skip

Remote Setup

Use to operate

¡ ™

5 6

∞

•

⁄

¤ ‹

& *

›

(

ﬁ

6 Input Mode key 8

7 Audio key

8 Angle key

9 Page 5/∞ keys

0 CH +/

! Mute key ⁄

@ TV VOL +/

# 8 key

For Europe : RC-R0730E

)

TUNER

VID1

VID2

RCV Mode

TV Mute

RDS Disp.

Listen Mode

DVD

Net

M.Card

Mode

POWER

RCVR

Multi

P. Call

Enter

P. Call

Multi

Sleep

Input

Mode

Audio Subtitle

Guide

Angle

OSD

Page

Mute

VOL

Sound

–

TV Input

– +

VOL

Tune –

Dimmer

Auto

Exit

Retern

Info

Active

Dolby

Stereo

Virtual

–

Tune +Band

Top Menu

Input Sel.

Disk Sel.

Disc Skip

Setup

Last

Remote Setup

AUX

F.AUX

Game

+ 10+ 100

¡ ™

£ ¢

PTY

∞

• ª º ⁄ ¤

‹ ›

ﬁ

TV Mute key

Use to temporarily mute the TV sound.

Use to switch between the full auto, digital and analog input.

Use to operate the DVD component.

(For Europe only) RDS Disp. key

Use to receive RDS broadcast.

PTY key

Use for PTY search.

keys

Use to select the channels.

¢ / 4 keys

If CD, MD or DVD is selected as the input source, these keys function as skip keys.

Use to temporarily mute the sound.

Sound key •ºw

Use to adjust the sound quality and the ambience effects.

Use to adjust the TV’s volume.

Use to operate other components.

Dimmer key r

Use to adjust the brightness of the display.

keys

$ 3/8 key

If CD is selected as the input source, this key functions as the play/pause key. If DVD, MD or VCR is selected as the input source, this key functions as the play key.

Band key ‹

Use to select the broadcast band.

% Return key

Use to operate the DVD component.

Exit key

Use to operate other components.

^ Listen Mode 5/∞ keys ‚

Use to select the listening mode.

& Info key

Use to operate other components.

* Dolby Virtual key ·

Use to select the Dolby Virtual mode.

( Active EQ key ⁄

Use to select ACTIVE EQ ’s setting.

) LED indicator

Blinks to show that signals are being transmitted.

¡ POWER RCVR (receiver) key ¢

Use to turn the receiver ON/STANDBY.

™ TV Power key

Use to turn the TV on and off.

£ Menu key

Use to operate other components.

Sleep key r

Use to set the Sleep timer.

¢ Subtitle key

Use to operate the DVD component.

∞ OSD key

Use to operate the DVD component.

Guide key

Use to operate other components.

§ VOL +/

¶ TV Input key

• TV key

ª 1 / ¡ keys

keys ª

Use to adjust the receiver volume.

Use when in TV operation.

If CD, MD or DVD is selected as the input source, these keys function as search key.

Tune +/

keys ‹

Use to tuning of radio broadcasting.

º ¶ key

If MD or VCR is selected, this key functions as record key. If VCR is selected, this key functions as record key when it is pressed twice sequentially.

Top Menu key

Use to operate the DVD component.

Setup key ¢

Use to select the speakers ’ settings etc.

⁄ Disc Sel. key

Use to operate other components.

Input Sel. key

Use to operate other components.

¤ Disc Skip key

If CD is selected as the input source, this key functions as the multi-CD player disc skip key.

Last key

Use to operate other components.

‹ 7 key

If CD, MD or DVD is selected as the input source, this key functions as the stop key.

Auto key ‹

Use to select the auto or manual tuning mode.

› Remote Setup key ty

Use to register other components.

ﬁ Stereo key q

Use to switch the listen mode temporary to the stereo mode.

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Setting up the system

CAUTION

Make sure that the power cord plug is disconnected from the AC wall

outlet before proceeding to connections. Also be sure to disconnect the

power cord plug from the AC wall outlet before changing connections.

For the connections of other system components, see pages 9 to 18.

When connecting an associated system component, be sure to read its instruction manual.

Microcomputer malfunction

If operation is not possible or an erroneous display appears,even

though all connections have been made properly, reset the micro computer referring to "In case of difficulty". P

Notes

1. Be sure to turn off the system components before connecting them.

2. Be sure to insert every connection cable completely into the jack.

Incomplete connection may result in absence of audio output or

production of noise.

3. Be sure to disconnect the power cord from the AC wall outlet before

inserting or removing a connection cable.

4. Installation of outdoor antenna is a dangerous work. Please have your

dealer or a specialized technician install it.

5. Select the speaker installation locations with care. If a speaker is

installed near a source of magnetism including a magnet, the mutual

interference with the speaker may produce color irregularities on the

TV screen.

Analog audio connections

Audio connections are made using RCA pin cords. These cables transfer

stereo audio signal in an "analog" form. This means the audio signal

corresponds to the actual audio of two channels. These cables usually

have 2 plugs on each end,one red for the right channel and one white for

the left channel.

These cables are to be prepared separately by the user.

CAUTION

Be sure to adhere to the following, or proper ventilation will be blocked causing damage or fire hazard.

÷ Do not place any objects impairing heat radiation onto the top of

the unit.

÷ Leave some space around the unit (from the largest outside

dimension including projection) equal to or greater than, shown

below.

Top panel : 50 cm Side panel : 10 cm Back panel : 10 cm

Input mode settings

DVD, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, AUX and GAME inputs each include jacks

for digital audio input and analog audio input.

The initial factory settings for audio signal playback for DVD, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, AUX and GAME are full auto.

After completing connections and turning on the receiver,follow the

steps below.

INPUT SELECTOR

Input Selector keys

Input Mode

1 Use the INPUT SELECTOR key (or Input Selector keys)

to select DVD, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, AUX or GAME.

2 Press the Input Mode key.

Each press switches the setting as follows:

1 "F-AUTO" : Auto detect

("AUTO DETECT" indicator lights up)

2 "D-MANUAL" : Fixed to digital input

("DIGITAL" indicator lights up)

3 "ANALOG" : Fixed to analog input

("AUTO DETECT", "DIGITAL" indicator goes off)

Can not be selected for DTS playback.

Auto detect:

In "F-AUTO (FULL AUTO)" mode ("AUTO DETECT" indicator light up), the receiver detects the digital or analog input signals automatically. The receiver will select the input mode and listening mode automatically during playback to match the type of input signal (Dolby Digital, PCM, DTS) and the speaker setting. ‚ The "DIGITAL" indicator lights up when a digital signal is detected. The "DIGITAL" indicator is extinguished when no digital signal is detected.

Fixed to digital input:

Select this mode if you want to keep the decoding condition

(Dolby Digital, DTS, PCM, etc.) in the current listen mode. When "D-MANUAL (DIGITAL MANUAL)" mode is selected, the

set listen modes may be changed automatically depending on the listen mode. ‚

Fixed to analog input:

Select this setting to play analog signals from a VCR, etc.

If the Input Mode key is pressed quickly, sound may not be produced. Press the Input Mode key again.

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Setting up the system

Connecting a DVD player

If you have connected a DVD player to the receiver with digital connection,be sure to read the "Input mode settings", "Re-assignment of rear panel jacks" section carefully. 8•

For U.S.A. and Canada

COMPOSITE VIDEO IN (Yellow RCA pin cords)

MONITOR

OUT

COMPONENT

VIDEO IN

COMPONENT

VIDEO

OUTPUT

Monitor TV

Y C

÷ Digital audio connections are required when playing multi-chan-

nel signals such as the Dolby Digital and DTS signals.

÷ To play the DVD player connected in this page, select the "DVD"

input selector. ª

For Europe and Australia

Monitor TV

S VIDEO IN

(S VIDEO cord)

COMPOSITE VIDEO IN (Yellow RCA pin cords)

DVD INVIDEO 2INMONITOR

S VIDEO

OUT

MONITOR

OUT

(ASSIGNABLE)

DIGITAL IN

COAX 2

(VIDEO 2)

COAX 1

(DVD)

OPT 1

(VIDEO 1)

COMPONENT

VIDEO OUT

DIGITAL OUT (AUDIO)

(Coaxial cord)

COMPONENT

INPUT

VIDEO (ASSIGNABLE)

(

)

VIDEO 2

(

)

DVD

OPT 2

(AUX)

IN 2 IN 1

Y C

AUDIO LINE

OUT or

MIX LINE OUT

(Audio cord)

DVD player

To AC wall

outlet

VIDEO INVIDEO

DVD

COMPOSITE

VIDEO OUT (Yellow RCA pin cords)

(ASSIGNABLE)

DIGITAL IN

COAX 2

(VIDEO 2)

COAX 1

(DVD)

OPT 1

(VIDEO 1)

AUDIO LINE OUT or

MIX LINE OUT

(Audio cord)

DIGITAL OUT (AUDIO)

(Coaxial cord)

OPT 2

(AUX)

S VIDEO OUT

(S VIDEO cord)

DVD player

To AC wall outlet

DVD INVIDEO 2INMONITOR

S VIDEO

OUT

COMPOSITE

VIDEO OUT (Yellow RCA pin cords)

VIDEO

DVD

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Setting up the system

Connecting video components, audio components

For U.S.A. and Canada

Audio components

AUDIO LINE OUT (Audio cord)

Monitor TV

VIDEO IN (Yellow RCA pin cords)

VIDEO INVIDEO OUT

VIDEO

MONITOR

OUT

VIDEO INVIDEO OUT

VIDEO

Connecting video components (COMPONENT VIDEO)

If you have connected the receiver to a video component with COMPONENT jacks, you can get a better picture quality than by connecting to the S VIDEO jacks.

When connecting a video component with COMPONENT jacks, see "Re-assignment of rear panel jacks" •

When connecting the TV to the COMPONENT jacks, be sure to connect all the other components to the COMPONENT jacks.

AUX

COMPONENT

VIDEO

OUTPUT

Y CBC

FM 75 Ω

B IN

Y IN

R IN

Monitor TV

(with component jacks)

PL AY IN REC OUT PL AY IN

VIDEO 2 VIDEO 1

VIDEO OUT (Yellow RCA pin cords)

Video deck, Cassette deck or MD recorder

VIDEO IN (Yellow RCA pin cords)

Satellite Cable Tuner

AUDIO LINE OUT or MIX LINE OUT (Audio cord)

VIDEO OUT (Yellow RCA pin cords)

PL AY IN REC OUT PL AY IN

VIDEO 2 VIDEO 1

AUDIO LINE IN (Audio cord)

AUDIO

LINE OUT

(Audio cord)

COMPONENT

INPUT

VIDEO

(ASSIGNABLE)

(

)

VIDEO 2

(

DVD

HDD Recorder, DVD Recorder, Satellite Cable Tuner & Game Player (with component jacks)

B OUT CR OUT

IN 2 IN 1

)

Y C

DVD player (with component jacks)

Y OUT

B OUT

Y OUT

R OUT

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Setting up the system

For Europe and Australia

Audio components

AUDIO LINE OUT (Audio cord)

Monitor TV

VIDEO IN (Yellow RCA pin cords)

VIDEO INVIDEO OUT

VIDEO

Connecting video components (S VIDEO)

Use the S VIDEO jacks to make connections to video components with S VIDEO IN/OUT jacks.

¶ If you use the S VIDEO jacks to connect your video playback

components, be sure to use the S VIDEO jacks when con-

necting your monitor and video recording components.

VIDEO

AUX

MONITOR

OUT

VIDEO INVIDEO OUT

DVD INVIDEO 2INMONITOR

S VIDEO

OUT

S VIDEO IN

(S VIDEO cord)

Monitor TV

(with S VIDEO jack)

PL AY IN REC OUT PL AY IN

VIDEO 2 VIDEO 1

VIDEO OUT (Yellow RCA pin cords)

Video deck, Cassette deck or MD recorder

VIDEO IN (Yellow RCA pin cords)

Satellite Cable Tuner

AUDIO LINE OUT or MIX LINE OUT (Audio cord)

VIDEO OUT (Yellow RCA pin cords)

PL AY IN REC OUT PL AY IN

VIDEO 2 VIDEO 1

AUDIO LINE

IN (Audio cord)

AUDIO

LINE OUT

(Audio cord)

S VIDEO OUT (S VIDEO cord)

Satellite Cable Tuner

(with S VIDEO cord)

S VIDEO OUT (S VIDEO cord)

DVD player

(with S VIDEO jack)

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Setting up the system

Digital connections

The digital in jacks can accept DTS,Dolby Digital,or PCM signals.Connect components capable of outputting DTS,Dolby Digital or PCM (CD) digital signals. If you have connected a DVD player to the receiver with digital connection,be sure to read the "Input mode settings", "Re-assignment of rear panel jacks" section carefully. 8•

DTS disclaimer clause

When playing DTS-encoded discs, excessive noise will be exhibited from the analog stereo outputs of the CD or DVD player. To enjoy DTS Digital Surround™ playback, this unit must be connected to the digital output of the CD or DVD player.

For U.S.A. and Canada For Europe and Australia

(ASSIGNABLE)

DIGITAL IN

COAX 2

(VIDEO 2)

COAX 1

(DVD)

OPT 1

(VIDEO 1)

OPT 2 (AUX)

COAX 2

(VIDEO 2)

COAX 1

(DVD)

DIGITAL IN

(ASSIGNABLE)

OPT 1

(VIDEO 1)

OPT 2

(AUX)

OPTICAL DIGITAL OUT (AUDIO)

(Optical fiber cord)

OPTICAL DIGITAL

OUT (AUDIO)

(Optical fiber cord)

COAXIAL DIGITAL

OUT (AUDIO)

(Coaxial cord)

CD player or DVD player

Component with DTS,

Dolby Digital,or PCM

OPTICAL DIGITAL OUT

Connect the analog audio signals to the AUX jacks. (See "Connecting video compo- nents, audio components ". 0)

Satellite Cable Tuner

Connect the video signal and analog audio signals to the VIDEO 2

jacks. (See "Connecting video compo- nents, audio components ". 0)

OPTICAL DIGITAL OUT (AUDIO)

(Optical fiber cord)

OPTICAL DIGITAL

OUT (AUDIO)

(Optical fiber cord)

COAXIAL DIGITAL

OUT (AUDIO)

(Coaxial cord)

CD player or DVD player

Component with DTS,

Dolby Digital,or PCM

OPTICAL DIGITAL OUT

Connect the analog audio signals to the AUX jacks. (See "Connecting video compo- nents, audio components ". !)

Satellite Cable Tuner

Connect the video signal and analog audio signals to the VIDEO 2

jacks. (See "Connecting video compo-

nents, audio components ". !)

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Setting up the system

Connecting the speakers

For U.S.A. and Canada

CAUTION

Make sure that the power cord plug is disconnected from the AC wall outlet before proceeding to speaker cord connections. If the conductor wires on the extremity of speaker cord are untwisted, there is a risk of short-circuiting. Be sure to twist them well before connecting the speaker cord.

Front Speakers

LeftRight

Center

Speaker

Surround Speakers

Be sure to connect both surround speakers

Whether each speaker is connected properly can be confirmed by outputting the test tone and checking if each speaker channel outputs audio. For details, see "Speaker settings" (Step

6 Adjust the speaker volume

level). §

Protection circuitry

This unit incorporates protection circuitry, which may be activated

during high-power reproduction or in case of extreme rise in tempera-

ture.

When the protection circuitry is activated, the output from this unit is

shut down and the STANDBY indicator blinks.

In this case, turn this unit OFF then ON again and reduce the output

volume level.

SPEAKERS (6-8Ω)

RR LFRONT R LSURRCENTER

Right

SURR BACK

/SW

Left

Subwoofer/ Surround Back Speaker

When the surround back speaker is connected to these

terminals, set the speaker setting to

In this case, the subwoofer should be connected to the PRE OUT SUBWOOFER jack ^

"BS/SW BS".

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Setting up the system

For Europe and Australia

CAUTION

Front Speakers

Whether each speaker is connected properly can be confirmed by outputting the test tone and checking if each speaker channel outputs audio. For details, see "Speaker settings" (Step

level).

6 Adjust the speaker volume

Protection circuitry

This unit incorporates protection circuitry, which may be activated

during high-power reproduction or in case of extreme rise in tempera-

ture.

When the protection circuitry is activated, the output from this unit is

shut down and the STANDBY indicator blinks.

In this case, turn this unit OFF then ON again and reduce the output

volume level.

Surround Speakers

Be sure to connect both surround speakers

R LFRONT

LeftRight

SPEAKERS (6-8Ω)

Center

Speaker

CENTER SURR R

SURR BACK

/SW

SURR L

Subwoofer/ Surround Back Speaker

When the surround back speaker is connected to these

terminals, set the speaker setting to

In this case, the subwoofer should be connected to the PRE OUT SUBWOOFER jack ^

LeftRight

"BS/SW BS".

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Setting up the system

Connecting the speaker terminals

For U.S.A. and Canada

1 Strip coating.

3 Insert the cord.

Twist

2 Push the lever.

4 Return the lever.

For Europe and Australia

1 Strip coating.

Twist

2 Loosen.

If the provided speaker cords are too short, they can be replaced with commercially available speaker cords [AWG24-18 standard (conductor section diameter 0.511 to 1.024 mm(0.02 to 0.04 in.))]. When using commercially available speaker cords, strip the vinyl coating on the end of each cord by about 1 cm (0.39 in.) and twist the conductor wires so that they are not disentangled.

Attaching the speaker cord connectors;

Connect each speaker cord by matching the color of the connector with that of the terminal to which the speaker cord is to be connected.

Connected speaker

Center speaker

Surround speaker (Right)

Surround speaker (Left)

Surround back speaker

or Subwoofer

While applying the projected part of the connector against a hard desktop, etc., insert the conductor sections of the speaker cord into the connector.

¶ After attaching the speaker cord connector, hold it and pull the speaker

cord lightly to ensure that it will not come out.

3 Insert.

4 Secure.

Connector

Green

Grey

Blue

Brown

Connected

terminal

CENTER

SURR R

SURR L

SURR BACK/SW

Projected part (White)

Connect the connector to the terminal on the receiver with the same color by inserting the connector straight until it clicks.

Green

Brown

CENTER SURR R

SURR BACK

/SW

SURR L

Grey

Confirm the connector orientation before insertion.

Blue

¶ Never short circuit the + and – speaker cords. ¶ If the left and right speakers are connected inversely or the

speaker cords are connected with reversed polarity, the sound will be unnatural with ambiguous acoustic imaging. Be sure to connect the speakers correctly.

Speaker impedance

After confirming the speaker impedance indications printed on the rear panel of the receiver, connect speakers with matching impedance ratings. Using speakers with a rated impedance other than that indicated on the rear panel of the receiver could result in malfunctions

or damage to the speakers or receiver.

Speaker placement

Subwoofer

Surround speakers

*Surround Back

*Left speaker

* For Surround Back speaker, you may place either two Surround

Back speakers (Surround Back Left speaker and Surround Back Right speaker) for 7.1 channel surround sound system or one Surround Back speaker for 6.1 channel surround sound system.

Front speakers : Place the left and right speakers at each side of your TV.

Angle the speakers towards the listening area to enhance the stereo effect.

Center speaker : Place the center speaker on the center between the

front left and right speakers. Tilt the speaker upward or down-ward so that it is directly facing the listening area.

Surround speakers : Place the surround speakers as high as possible,

either directly to the sides of the listening area or else slightly behind the listening area. Adjust the angles so that these speakers are facing directly towards the listeners.

Subwoofer : Usually, place the subwoofer in the front center position in

the listening room, near one of the front speakers near the center speaker. (Since the subwoofer has less directivity than other speakers, it can be placed almost in any position that can offer the best low frequency reproduction according to the room layout.)

Surround back speakers : Place the surround back speaker behind the

listining position, at the same height as the left and right surround speakers.

¶ Although the ideal surround system consists of all the speakers listed

above, if you don't have a center speaker or a subwoofer, you can divide those signals between the available speakers in the speaker settings steps to obtain the best possible surround reproduction from the speakers you have available. ¢

Front speakers

Center speaker

Listening position

*Surround Back speaker

*Surround Back

*Right speaker

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Setting up the system

PRE OUT connections

The receiver has additional PRE OUT jacks. Note that the output from the PRE OUT jacks needs to be connected to an external power amplifier. If you want to connect surround back speakers to these jacks, be always sure to connect two surround back speakers for the left and right.

For U.S.A. and Canada

SUB

SURROUND BACK

WOOFER

PRE OUT

Example:

¶ When you want to connect two surround back

speakers.

¶ When the subwoofer is connected to the

SURR BACK/SW terminals.

Surround Back speakers

Power amplifier

¶ Connecting a speaker cord directly to a PRE OUT jack will not

produce any sound from the speaker.

For Europe and Australia

SUB

SURROUND BACK

WOOFER

PRE OUT

Example:

¶ When you want to connect two surround back

speakers.

¶ When the subwoofer is connected to the

SURR BACK/SW terminals.

Surround Back speakers

Power amplifier

Example:

¶ When the surround back speaker is connected to

the SURR BACK/SW terminals.

Subwoofer

Power amplifier

Powered subwoofer

Example:

¶ When the surround back speaker is connected to

the SURR BACK/SW terminals.

Subwoofer

Power amplifier

Powered subwoofer

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Setting up the system

Connecting to the GAME jacks / FRONT AUX jacks

If you use a component that you do not usually connect to the receiver, such as a portable video camera, connect it to the GAME or FRONT AUX jacks on the front panel of the receiver. These jacks are particularly convenient when dubbing audio/video from a portable video camera.

INPUT SELECTOR

OPTICAL

DIGITAL

VIDEO

OUT

AUDIO

OUT

Camcorder

¶ The DIGITAL IN (OPTICAL) jack in the GAME jack section can be

used for connection of digital audio input. This is convenient for playing a video game through the receiver. ¶

OUT

(AUDIO)

AUDIO

OUT

VIDEO

OUT

Game Player

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Setting up the system

Connecting the antennas

AM loop antenna

The supplied loop antenna is for use indoors. Place it as far as possible

from the receiver, TV set, speaker cords and power cord, and adjust the

direction for best reception.

AM antenna terminal connections

1 Push lever. 2 Insert cord. 3 Release lever.

For the U.S.A. and Canada

For Europe and Australia

FM indoor antenna

The supplied indoor antenna is for temporary use only. For stable signal

reception we recommend using an outdoor antenna. Disconnect the

indoor antenna when you connect one outdoors.

FM antenna terminal connections

Insert the connector.

(For the U.S.A. and Canada) (For Europe and Australia)

FM outdoor antenna

Lead the 75Ω coaxial cable connected to the FM outdoor antenna into the

room and connect it to the FM 75Ω terminal.

FM indoor antenna

Antenna adaptor

FM indoor antenna

ANTENNA

AMGNDFM 75 Ω

Attach to the stand

White

Black

Use an antenna adaptor

(Commercially available)

FM outdoor antenna

AM loop antenna

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Setting up the system

Preparing the remote control

Loading the batteries

1 Remove the cover. 2 Insert the batteries.

3 Close the cover.

¶ Insert two AA-size (R6) batteries as indicated by the polar-

ity markings.

Remote control operation

When the STANDBY indicator is lit, the power turns ON when you press the POWER RCVR on the remote control. When the power comes ON,

press the key you want to operate.

Operating other component range

Remote sensor

POWER RCVR

¶ When pressing more than one remote control key successively,

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

between keys.

Notes

1. The supplied batteries may have shorter lives than ordinary batteries

due to use during operation checks.

2. When the remote-controllable distance gets shorter than before,

replace both batteries with new ones.

3. Placing the remote sensor in direct sunlight, or in direct light from a

high frequency fluorescent lamp may cause a malfunction.

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

prevent malfunction.

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Let’s play DVD video software

SUB

WOOFER

VIDEO 2 VIDEO 1 AUXDVD

PLAY I N REC OUT PLAY I N ININ

SURROUND BACK

VIDEO INVIDEO INVIDEO INVIDEO OUT

VIDEO

MONITOR

OUT

PRE OUT

B D

12 3 4

OUTPUT

COMPONENT

VIDEO

ANTENNA

Y CBC

SPEAKERS (6-8Ω)

RR LFRONT R LSURRCENTER

SURR BACK

/SW

AMGNDFM 75 Ω

(

ASSIGNABLE

)

DIGITAL IN

COAX 2

(VIDEO 2)

COAX 1

(DVD)

OPT 1

(VIDEO 1)

OPT 2 (AUX)

(

ASSIGNABLE

)

INPUT

COMPONENT

IN 2

IN 1

VIDEO

(

VIDEO 2

)

(

DVD

)

(For U.S.A. and Canada)

STEP 1

Connect the speakers and TV to the receiver.

For details, see "Setting up the system" 8 ~ &

CAUTION

Connection of speakers:

A Front speakers (L,R) B Center speaker C Subwoofer

D Surround speakers (L,R) E Surround back speaker

÷ If you want to connect two surround back speakers (LB and RB)

to the PRE OUT SURROUND BACK jacks, see "PRE OUT

connections". ^

1 ~

Listening position

RECEIVER

DVD

Connection of TV monitor:

1 Component video connection

Composite video connection

÷ For the video input connection from the DVD player and the video

output connection to the TV monitor, use either the component video or composite video connection for both of them.

Connection of DVD player:

1 Component video connection

Composite video connectiona

3 Digital audio connection (Coaxial cord) 4 Analog audio connection

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Let’s play DVD video software (For U.S.A. and Canada)

STEP 2

POWER ON/STANDBY

Set up the speakers.

INPUT SELECTOR

For details, see "Speaker settings" . ¢ ~ ¶

1 Connect the power cord to the AC wall outlet and press .

MULTI CONTROL %/ﬁ/@ /#

ENTER

SETUP

If you connect KENWOOD speaker system KS-2100HT, KS-3100EX, KS-708HT, KS-308HT, KS-708HT+KS-308EX, KS-308HT+ KS-308EX, KS-908HT or KS-908EX:

Press to select the model of the connected speaker system and press .

"HTB1 6.1CH": Speaker system KS-3100EX. "HTB1 5.1CH": Speaker system KS-2100HT. "HTB2 6.1CH": SPEAKER SYSTEM KS-708HT+KS-308EX or KS-

308HT+ KS-308EX.

If your selection is correct, press to select "OK" and press . Now the speaker setup is complete. (Select "CANCEL" to return to the status before setup.)

÷ When the speaker setting is set to "HTB1 5.1CH", "HTB2 5.1CH" or "HTB3 5.1CH", the PL IIx, DTS-ES and DOLBY EX listen modes cannot be selected.

If you use another speaker system want a setup according to it:

Press to select "CUSTOM" and press to select each of the speaker setup items.

2 Press , press to select "SP SETUP" and press .

"HTB2 5.1CH": Speaker system KS-708HT or KS-308HT. "HTB3 6.1CH": Speaker system KS-908EX. "HTB3 5.1CH": Speaker system KS-908HT.

Model availability may differ depending on the country and sales area.

Press to select the speaker setup item

SUBW

FRNT

CNTR, SURR, BS

BS/SW

After completing the setup, press

Now the speaker setup is complete. (Select "CANCEL" to return to the status before setup.)

÷ When the speaker setting is set to "BS/SW OFF", the PL IIx, DTS-ES and DOLBY EX listen modes cannot be selected. ÷ More detailed settings such as the volume level of each speaker and distance to each speaker are also available. §¶

STEP 3

Play a disc on the DVD player.

If your selection is correct, press to select "OK" and press .

SUBW ON: A subwoofer is connected.

SUBW OFF: No speaker is connected.

Speaker size ?

LRG: Relatively large-size speakers.

NML: Normal-size speakers.

Speaker size ?

LRG: Relatively large-size speakers.

NML: Normal-size speakers.

OFF: No speaker is connected.

BS/SW BS: A surround back speaker is connected to the SURR BACK/SW terminals.

BS/SW SW: A subwoofer is connected to the SURR BACK/SW terminals.

BS/SW OFF: No speaker is connected.

Press

to select the setting for each item

Press to select "DVD".

Start playback of the DVD player.

For the operation, also refer to the instruction manual for your DVD player. ÷ You can select various listen modes to enjoy surround playback of various kinds of video software. ‚

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Let’s play DVD video software

(For Europe and Australia)

STEP 1

For details, see "Setting up the system" 8 ~ &

Connect the speakers and TV to the receiver.

CAUTION

Connection of speakers:

A Front speakers (L,R) B Center speaker C Subwoofer

D Surround speakers (L,R) E Surround back speaker

÷ If you want to connect two surround back speakers (LB and RB)

to the PRE OUT SURROUND BACK jacks, see "PRE OUT

connections".^

1 ~

Listening position

RECEIVER

DVD

2 1

ANTENNA

(ASSIGNABLE)

DIGITAL IN

COAX 2

OPT 1

(VIDEO 1)

OPT 2 (AUX)

(VIDEO 2)

COAX 1

AMGNDFM 75 Ω

(DVD)

DVD

SUB

WOOFER

VIDEO 2INMONITOR

S VIDEO

SURROUND BACK

PRE OUT

VIDEO INVIDEO INVIDEO INVIDEO OUT

OUT

PLAY IN REC OUT PLAY IN ININ VIDEO 2 VIDEO 1 AUXDVD

12 3 4

Connection of TV monitor:

1 S VIDEO connection

Composite video connection

÷ For the video input connection from the DVD player and the video

output connection to the TV monitor, use either the S VIDEO or composite video connection for both of them.

SPEAKERS (6-8Ω)

MONITOR

VIDEO

OUT

R LFRONT

Connection of DVD player:

1 S VIDEO connection

Composite video connection

3 Digital audio connection (Coaxial cord) 4 Analog audio connection

CENTER

SURR BACK

C A

SURR R

SURR L

/SW

B D

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Let’s play DVD video software (For Europe and Australia)

STEP 2

ON/STANDBY

Set up the speakers.

INPUT SELECTOR

For details, see "Speaker settings" . ¢ ~ ¶

1 Connect the power cord to the AC wall outlet and press .

MULTI CONTROL %/ﬁ/@ /#

ENTER

SETUP

If you connect KENWOOD speaker system KS-2100HT, KS-3100EX, KS-708HT, KS-308HT, KS-708HT+KS-308EX, KS-308HT+ KS-308EX, KS-908HT or KS-908EX:

Press to select the model of the connected speaker system and press .

"HTB1 6.1CH": Speaker system KS-3100EX. "HTB1 5.1CH": Speaker system KS-2100HT. "HTB2 6.1CH": SPEAKER SYSTEM KS-708HT+KS-308EX or KS-

308HT+ KS-308EX.

If your selection is correct, press to select "OK" and press . Now the speaker setup is complete. (Select "CANCEL" to return to the status before setup.)

÷ When the speaker setting is set to "HTB1 5.1CH", "HTB2 5.1CH" or "HTB3 5.1CH", the PL IIx, DTS-ES and DOLBY EX listen modes cannot be selected.

If you use another speaker system want a setup according to it:

Press to select "CUSTOM" and press to select each of the speaker setup items.

2 Press , press to select "SP SETUP" and press .

"HTB2 5.1CH": Speaker system KS-708HT or KS-308HT. "HTB3 6.1CH": Speaker system KS-908EX. "HTB3 5.1CH": Speaker system KS-908HT.

Model availability may differ depending on the country and sales area.

Press to select the speaker setup item

SUBW

FRNT

CNTR, SURR, BS

BS/SW

After completing the setup, press

Now the speaker setup is complete. (Select "CANCEL" to return to the status before setup.)

STEP 3

Play a disc on the DVD player.

If your selection is correct, press to select "OK" and press .

SUBW ON: A subwoofer is connected.

SUBW OFF: No speaker is connected.

Speaker size ?

LRG: Relatively large-size speakers.

NML: Normal-size speakers.

Speaker size ?

LRG: Relatively large-size speakers.

NML: Normal-size speakers.

OFF: No speaker is connected.

BS/SW BS: A surround back speaker is connected to the SURR BACK/SW terminals.

BS/SW SW: A subwoofer is connected to the SURR BACK/SW terminals.

BS/SW OFF: No speaker is connected.

Press

to select the setting for each item

Press to select "DVD".

Start playback of the DVD player.

For the operation, also refer to the instruction manual for your DVD player. ÷ You can select various listen modes to enjoy surround playback of various kinds of video software. ‚

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Preparing for playback

SP SETUP SP LEVEL DISTANCE ASSIGN.

EXIT

LEF LEVEL

GAME FUNC

Front Left

Center

Front Right

Front Left

Right Surround

Surround Back

(Right/Left

Surround Back)

Subwoofer

HTB 1 6.1CH HTB 1 5.1CH HTB 2 6.1CH HTB 2 5.1CH HTB 3 6.1CH HTB 3 5.1CH

CUSTOM

EXIT

Subwoofer

Front

Center

Surround

Back

MANUAL/OFF

AUTO

L C R

(RB/LB)

Digital

EXIT

D4 Video

METERS

EXIT

FEET

MODE 1 MODE 2

OFF

BS/SW

amp

Subwoofer

Re-mix

EXIT

Speaker settings

To enable you to obtain optimum enjoyment from the receiver’s listening

modes, make sure to complete the speaker settings (subwoofer, front,

center, surround and surround back speakers) as described below.

POWER ON/STANDBY

ON/STANDBY

RCV Mode

POWER RCVR

Turn on the power to this receiver by pressing the POWER ON/ STANDBY

(For U.S.A. and Canada) or ON/STANDBY (For

Europe and Australia) key (or POWER RCVR key).

If you want to use the remote control unit, press the RCV Mode key on the remote to set it to the receiver control mode.

Initiate the setup mode.

1 Press the SETUP key (or the Setup key). 2 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

for the following displays.

1 "SP SETUP" 2 "SP LEVEL" 3 "DISTANCE" 4 "ASSIGN." 5 "LFE LEVEL" 6 "GAME FUNC" 7 "EXIT"

÷ While the main setup screen is displayed, the setup mode

can be canceled by pressing the SETUP key (or the Setup key) or selecting "EXIT" and then pressing the ENTER (or the Enter key).

Select the setup method.

1 Select "SP SETUP" and press the ENTER key (or the

Enter key) to select the speaker setup method.

ENTER

MULTI CONTROL %/ﬁ/@ /#

SETUP

Multi %/ﬁ /@/#

Enter

Setup

2 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

for the following displays.

1 "HTB1 6.1CH": Select "HTB1 6.1CH" if you use speaker

system KS-3100EX. *

2 "HTB1 5.1CH": Select "HTB1 5.1CH" if you use speaker

system KS-2100HT. *

3 "HTB2 6.1CH": Select "HTB2 6.1CH" if you use speaker

system KS-708HT+KS-308EX or KS-308HT+KS-308EX. *

4 "HTB2 5.1CH": Select "HTB2 5.1CH" if you use speaker

system KS-708HT or KS-308HT. *

5 "HTB3 6.1CH": Select "HTB3 6.1CH" if you use speaker

system KS-908EX. *

6 "HTB3 5.1CH": Select "HTB3 5.1CH" if you use speaker

system KS-908HT.*

7 "CUSTOM": Select to set up the speakers according to

the speaker system in use. (Speaker setup is required

every time after the speaker system is changed.)

8 "EXIT": Press the ENTER (or the Enter key) again to

return to the main setup displays.

* Model availability may differ depending on the country

and sales area.

÷ When the 5.1 channel speaker system configuration is used

or the speaker setting is set to "BS/SW OFF", the PL IIx, DTS-

ES and DOLBY EX listen modes cannot be selected.

If you selected "HTB1 6.1CH", "HTB1 5.1CH", "HTB2 6.1CH",

"HTB2 5.1CH", "HTB3 6.1CH" or "HTB3 5.1CH" in the above:

Press ENTER (or the Enter key), then press MULTI CONTROL

% / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys) to select "OK", and press ENTER (or the Enter key) again to establish the setup.

÷ Select "CANCEL" to return to the status before setup.

÷ When you use a KENWOOD speaker system and select

"HTB1 6.1CH", "HTB1 5.1CH", "HTB2 6.1CH", "HTB2 5.1CH", "HTB3 6.1CH" or "HTB3 5.1CH" set the speaker setup, the

audio will be corrected automatically according to the

speaker characteristics.

If you selected "CUSTOM" in the above:

Press ENTER (or the Enter key) to proceed to detailed setups.

The flow of the SETUP is as follows;

÷ The subwoofer setting indication "SUBW" appears.

sUBW 0N

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Preparing for playback

Select a speaker system.

1 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to select the appropriate subwoofer setting.

1 "SUBW ON" :

When a subwoofer is connected.

2 "SUBW OFF" :

When no subwoofer is connected.

÷ The initial setting is "SUBW ON". ÷ When "SUBW OFF" is selected and the selection is established

by pressing MULTI CONTROL # (or the Multi # key) in step 2 below, the front speakers are set automatically to "FRNT LRG" and the procedure jumps to step 5.

2 Use the MULTI CONTROL # (or the Multi # key)

to accept the setting.

÷ The front speakers setting indication "FRNT" appears.

FRNT LRG

3 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to select the appropriate front speakers setting.

1 "FRNT LRG" :

Large front speakers are connected to the receiver.

2 "FRNT NML" :

Average size front speakers are connected to the

receiver.

÷ When the subwoofer setting is "SUBW ON", front speak-

ers setting is "FRNT LRG" and a stereo source is played,

the low frequencies may be reproduced through the

front speakers and no audio output fro the subwoofer in

certain listen modes. In this case, set the subwoofer remix setting in step # to "REMIX ON" to output the low

frequencies from the subwoofer.

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL # (or the Multi # key)

to accept the setting.

÷ The center speaker setting indication "CNTR" appears.

5 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to select the appropriate center speaker setting.

If you selected "FRNT LRG" as the front speakers setting:

1 "CNTR LRG" :

A large center speaker is connected to the receiver.

2 "CNTR NML" :

An average size center speaker is connected to the

receiver.

3 "CNTR OFF" :

When no center speaker is connected.

If you selected "FRNT NML" as the front speakers setting:

1 "CNTR NML" :

Average size front speakers are connected to the

receiver.

2 "CNTR OFF" :

When no center speaker is connected.

7 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to select the appropriate surround speaker setting.

1 "SURR LRG" :

Large surround speakers are connected to the receiver.

2 "SURR NML" :

Average size surround speakers are connected to the

receiver.

3 "SURR OFF" :

When no surround speakers are connected.

÷ When "SURR OFF" is selected and the selection is estab-

lished by pressing MULTI CONTROL # in step 8 below, the procedure jumps to step #. However, if the subwoofer setting is "SUBW OFF", the procedure jumps to step $ so

that you can complete the speaker setup and proceed to the speaker volume level adjustment in step 6.

8 Use the MULTI CONTROL # (or Multi # key) to ac-

cept the setting.

÷ The surround back speaker setting indication "BS" appears.

9 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to select appropriate surround back speaker setting.

If you selected "SURR LRG" as the surround speaker setting :

1 "BS LRG" :

Large surround back speaker is connected to the re-

ceiver.

2 "BS NML" :

Average size surround back speaker is connected to the

receiver.

3 "BS OFF" :

When no surround back speakers is connected.

Bs LRG

If you selected "SURR NML" as the surround speaker setting :

1 "BS NML" :

Average size surround back speaker is connected to the

receiver.

2 "BS OFF" :

When no surround back speakers is connected.

0 Use the MULTI CONTROL # (or the Multi # key)

to accept the setting.

÷ The surround back speaker and subwoofer setting mode

indication "BS/SW" appears.

6 Use the MULTI CONTROL # (or the Multi # key)

to accept the setting.

÷ The surround speaker setting indication "SURR" appears.

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! Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to select the appropriate BS/SW amp setting.

1 "BS/SW BS":

Select this setting when a surround back speaker is connected to the SURR BACK/SW terminals. In this case, the subwoofer signal will be output from the PRE OUT SUBWOOFER jack.

2 "BS/SW SW":

Select when the subwoofer speaker is connected to the SURR BACK/SW terminals. In this case, the surround back signals will be output from the PRE OUT SUR- ROUND BACK jacks.

3 "BS/SW OFF":

Select when no speaker is connected to the SURR BACK/SW terminals. In this case, the subwoofer signal will be output from the PRE OUT SUBWOOFER jack and the surround back signals will be output from the PRE OUT SURROUND BACK jacks.

÷ If "BS/SW BS" is selected, only one surround back

speaker can be connected to the receiver.

÷ If "BS/SW SW" or "BS/SW OFF" is selected, two sur-

round back speakers can be connected to the PRE OUT SURROUND BACK jacks through an external power amplifier. ^

@ Use the MULTI CONTROL # (or the Multi # key)

to accept the setting.

÷ The subwoofer re-mix setting indication "REMIX" appears.

# Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to select the appropriate subwoofer re-mix setting.

If "REMIX ON" is selected as the subwoofer re-mix setting,

the low frequencies are enhanced by adding the low fre-

quencies of other channels to the subwoofer channel or

adding the low frequencies of the subwoofer to other

channels depending on the speaker setup.

1 "REMIX ON" :

Subwoofer re-mix setting mode to the receiver is ON.

2 "REMIX OFF" :

Subwoofer re-mix setting mode to the receiver is OFF.

÷ The initial setting is "REMIX ON".

÷ The subwoofer re-mix setting is possible only when the

subwoofer setting is "SUBW ON" and the front speaker setting is "FRNT LRG".

$ Press ENTER (or the Enter key). If your selection is

correct, press MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ key) to select "OK".

Press the ENTER (or the Enter key) again to return to the main setup displays.

÷ Select "CANCEL" and press the ENTER (or the Enter

key) to return to the status before setup.

÷ In steps 6 and 7, indications appear only for the se-

lected channels of the speakers that require adjusting.

Adjust the speaker volume level.

From your usual listening position, adjust the volume levels. The volume

levels from each speaker should be the same.

1 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "SP LEVEL" on setup displays, and press the ENTER (or the Enter key).

2 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "AUTO", "MANUAL" or "OFF".

1 "AUTO": Select this setting to adjust the speaker volume

levels using the test tone. The test tone will be output from

every speaker channel in automatic sequence.

2 "MANUAL": Select to select the speaker channel to

output the test tone using MULTI CONTROL@ / # (or the Multi @ / # key).

3 "OFF": Select to adjust the speaker volume levels

using the current output signals. The speaker chan-

nel to output the output signal can be selected using MULTI CONTROL@ / # (or the Multi @ / # key).

4 "EXIT": Press the ENTER (or the Enter key) again to

return to the main setup displays.

When "AUTO" or "MANUAL" is selected and ENTER (or the Enter key) is pressed again, the test tone output will start.

Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys) to adjust the volume level of the test tone output from the speaker channel to be adjusted.

AUTO" selection, the first test tone is heard from

For the front left speaker for 2 seconds. The next test tone is heard from the speakers in the following sequence for 2 seconds each.

When the "BS/SW BS" has been selected :

When the "BS/SW SW" or "BS/SW OFF" has been selected:

The channel indication blinks while the test tone is being output.

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÷ If you change the volume level settings for the speakers while

listening to music, the settings referred to on this page are also changed. w

÷ If the speaker setting selects are OFF, the speaker level

settings are reset.

When "MANUAL" or "OFF" is selected, press MULTI CONTROL @/# (or the Multi @/# key) to select the speaker channel and then press MULTI CONTROL %/ﬁ (or the Multi %/ﬁ key) to adjust the speaker volume level.

3 Press the ENTER (or the Enter key) again to return to

the main setup displays.

÷ The test tone is turned off and return to the main setup

displays.

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Input the distance to the speakers.

Adjust the LFE LEVEL (Low Frequency Effects level)

This setting allows the signals output from different speakers to reach

the listening position simultaneously.

Measure the distance from the listening position to each of the speakers.

Jot down the distance to each of the speakers.

Distance to Front speaker (L) : ____ feet (meters)

Distance to Center speaker (C) : ____ feet (meters)

Distance to Front speaker (R) : ____ feet (meters)

Distance to Surround speaker (RS) : ____ feet (meters)

Distance to Surround back speaker (RB) : ____ feet (meters)

Distance to Surround back speaker (LB) : ____ feet (meters)

Distance to Surround speaker (LS) : ____ feet (meters)

Distance to Subwoofer (SW) : ____ feet (meters)

1 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "DISTANCE" on setup displays, and press the ENTER (or the Enter key).

2 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # key)

to select the unit and press ENTER (or the Enter key).

1 "METERS" 2 "FEET" 3 "EXIT": Press the ENTER (or the Enter key) again to

return to the main setup displays.

3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select the speakers and the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys) to adjust the distance to the front speakers.

The speaker indicator to be adjusted blinks.

÷ The speakers you have selected should appear on the display.

Confirm that all the speakers have been correctly selected.

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Indication in meters

÷ The allowable setting range is 1 to 30 feet (0.3 to 9.0 m),

adjustable in 1 foot (0.3 m) increments.

4 Repeat steps 3 to input the distance for each of the

speakers.

5 Press the ENTER (or the Enter key) again to return to

the main setup displays.

Adjust the level of the low-frequency fields effect (LFE) signal, which is

the signal used exclusively for giving the field effect of bass tone, in the

Dolby Digital or DTS signal.

1 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or Multi @ / # keys)

to select "LFE LEVEL" on setup displays, and press the ENTER (or the Enter key).

2 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to adjust the LFE LEVEL.

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÷ The LFE LEVEL is adjusted from 0dB to -10dB in 1dB

step decrements.

3 Press the ENTER (or the Enter key) again to return to

the main setup displays.

Set up the GAME jacks on the front panel.

Perform the setup for convenience of playing a video game using the

receiver.

1 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or Multi @ / # keys)

to select "GAME FUNC" on setup displays, and press the ENTER (or the Enter key).

2 Press MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ key)

to select the game mode.

1"MODE 1" :

When the connected game machine is turned ON, the input selector is switched automatically to "GAME". In addition, the ACTIVE EQ function is switched to "EQ GAME" and the

listen mode is switched to the appropriate mode for games.

2"MODE 2" :

When the connected game machine is turned ON, the input selector is switched automatically to "GAME".

3"OFF" :

The game mode is switched OFF.

÷ The game mode is not activated if no video signal is input to

the VIDEO jack in the GAME jack section.

÷ The game mode is not activated when the DUAL SOURCE

function is switched ON. º

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3 Press the ENTER (or the Enter key) again to return to

the main setup displays.

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Input level adjustment (analog sources only)

If the input level of an analog source signal is too high, the "CLIP" indicator will lights up to indicate the source signal. Adjust the input level.

1 Press the RCV Mode key on the remote control unit to set

it to the receiver control mode.

2 Press the Sound key. 3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys) to

select "INPUT", and press the ENTER (or the Enter key).

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to adjust the input level.

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÷ The adjustment mode is displayed for approximately 20

seconds.

÷ The input level may be adjusted to any one of three settings:

0dB, -3dB, and -6dB. (The initial setting is 0dB.)

÷ You can store a separate input level for each input selector.

5 Press the Sound key again to return to the input indication.

Re-assignment of rear panel jacks

The assignment of the input selector positions to the digital audio and

component video input jacks can be changed as desired.

1 Press the SETUP key (or the Setup key).

2 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "ASSIGN." on setup displays, and press the

ENTER (or the Enter key).

3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or Multi @ / # keys) to

select "DIGITAL" or "COMPONENT VIDEO", and press

the ENTER (or the Enter key).

1 "DIGITAL": Select to change the assignment of the digital

audio input jacks of the receiver.

"COMPONENT VIDEO"*

of the component video input jacks of the receiver.

3 "EXIT": Press the ENTER (or the Enter key) again to

return to the main setup displays.

For U.S.A. and Canada only.

: Select to change the assignment

4 Press MULTI CONTROL @/# (or the Multi @/# key) to select

the input jack name and then press MULTI CONTROL % /ﬁ

(or the Multi % /ﬁ key) to select the input selector position.

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Input jack Input selector

When the "DIGITAL" has been selected :

Input jack selection (@/#)

1"COAX1 2"COAX2 3"OPT1 4"OPT2

When the "COMPONENT" has been selected :

(For U.S.A. and Canada only)

Input jack selection (@/#)

1"CPNT1 2"CPNT2

Use the following table for your memorandum.

Jack name

COAX1 (DVD)

COAX2 (VIDEO 2)

OPT1 (VIDEO 1)

OPT2 (AUX)

COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT IN1 (DVD)

COMPONENT VIDEO INPUT IN2 (VIDEO 2)

÷ It is not permitted to assign two input selector positions for

one input jack. In this case, you will have to assign different input selector positions again.

5 Repeat step 4 until you have assigned the desired jacks

to the desired input selector positions.

6 Press the ENTER (or the Enter key) again to return to the

main setup displays.

Input selector position (%/ﬁ)

1"DVD

2"V2

3"V1

4"AUX

Input selector position (%/ﬁ)

1"DVD

2"V2

3"V1

Assigned input selector

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Normal playback

Some preparatory steps are needed before starting playback.

POWER ON/STANDBY

ON/STANDBY

RCV Mode

POWER RCVR

Input Mode

INPUT SELECTOR

Input selector keys

Turning on the receiver

1 Turn on the power to the related components. 2 Turn on the power to this receiver by pressing the

POWER ON/STANDBY

POWER RCVR key).

or ON/STANDBY key (or the

Selecting the input mode

If you have selected a component connected to the COAX 1 (DVD), COAX 2 (VIDEO 1), OPT 1 (VIDEO 2), OPT 2 (AUX) or DIGITAL IN (OPTICAL) jacks, make sure that the input mode setting is correct for the

type of audio signal to be used. 8

Listening to a source component

INPUT SELECTOR

VOLUME CONTROL

Input selector keys

VOL + /

Press the INPUT SELECTOR key (or the Input selector keys/ DVD, VID1, VID2, AUX, F.AUX, Game, TUNER) to select the source you want to listen to.

1 Tuner (FM/AM broadcast reception) 2 "DVD" 3 "VIDEO1" 4 "VIDEO2" 5 "GAME" 6 "FRONT AUX" 7 "AUX"

Start playback from the selected source.

Use the VOLUME CONTROL knob (or the VOL +/- keys) to adjust the volume.

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Normal playback

Listening with headphones

DUAL SOURCE VOLUME 5/∞

DUAL SOURCE INPUT

PHONES

DUAL SOURCE ON/OFF

1 Connect headphones to the PHONES jack.

2 Use the VOLUME CONTROL knob (or the VOL +/– keys)

to adjust the volume.

Playing difference sources through speakers and headphones (DUAL SOURCE function)

While you enjoy audio listening through the speakers, another person can enjoy another source (audio + video) through headphones by connecting the source to the GAME or FRONT AUX jacks.

1 Connect headphones to the PHONES jack.

2 Press the DUAL SOURCE ON/OFF key to switch the DUAL

SOURCE function ON.

÷ When the DUAL SOURCE function is ON, the video and head-

phone outputs reproduce only the second input source of the DUAL SOURCE function. Switching the DUAL SOURCE function OFF restores the main input source signals at these outputs.

3 Press the DUAL SOURCE INPUT key to select the second

input source for the DUAL SOURCE function.

1 "GAME" :

The "GAME" input is selected as the second input source for

the DUAL SOURCE function.

2 "F. AUX" :

The "F. AUX" input is selected as the second input source for

the DUAL SOURCE function.

4 Press the DUAL SOURCE VOLUME 5 / ∞ to adjust the

headphone listening volume.

÷ When the DUAL SOURCE function is switched ON, the input

mode is fixed at "ANALOG". The listen mode cannot be changed. 8‚

VOLUME CONTROL

Lights up

Adjusting the sound

ACTIVE EQ

MULTI CONTROL %/ﬁ/@ /# ENTER

RCV Mode

Sound

Adjusting the TONE

1 Press the RCV Mode key on the remote control unit to set

it to the receiver control mode.

2 Press the Sound key. 3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "TONE", and press the ENTER (or the Enter key).

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys) to

select "TONE ON", and pressthe ENTER (or the Enter key).

(PCM stereo and analog stereo mode only)

VOLUME CONTROL

Multi %/ﬁ/@ /# Enter

Mute

VOL /

Active EQ

Lights up

TO O ENN

5 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / #

keys) to select "BASS" or "TREBLE".

1 "BASS" :

Select this to adjust the low frequency range.

2 "TREBLE" :

Select this to adjust the high frequency range.

6 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to adjust the sound quality.

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7 Repeat steps 5 and 6 as required.

÷ The bass and treble levels are adjustable from -10 to +10 in

2 step increments.

÷ The adjustment item is displayed for approximately 20 sec-

onds.

8 Press the Sound key again to return to the input indication.

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ACTIVE EQ mode

You can enjoy a more impressive sound effect when ACTIVE EQ is

turned ON.

Press the ACTIVE EQ key (or the Active EQ key) for the following

selections:

1 "EQ

Effective when listening to music.

2 "EQ CINEMA" : (The "ACTIVE EQ" indicator lights up)

Effective when watching a movie.

3 "EQ GAME" : (The "ACTIVE EQ" indicator lights up)

Effective when playing a game.

4 "EQ OFF" : (The "ACTIVE EQ" indicator goes off)

The ACTIVE EQ function is turned OFF.

÷ The ACTIVE EQ function is not available in when the REC

MODE or virtual mode is ON.

" : (The "ACTIVE EQ" indicator lights up)

MUSIC

Muting the sound

The Mute key lets you mute the sound of the speakers or headphones.

Press the Mute key.

Blinks

To cancel

Press the Mute key again so that the "MUTE" indicator

goes off.

÷ MUTE ON can also be deactivated by turning the VOLUME

CONTROL knob or pressing the VOL +/– keys.

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Recording

Analog sources

INPUT SELECTOR

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1 Use the INPUT SELECTOR key (or the input selector key)

to select the source (other than "VIDEO 1") you want to record.

2 Put the component connected to the VIDEO 1 jacks to the

record-pause mode.

3 Start playback, then start recording.

÷ Recording may not be normal for some video software. This

is due to the copy guard condition. P

Digital sources

Switch on the REC MODE to record a digital input source. When the digital mode changes during recording in the REC MODE, the audio signal may be interrupted momentarily.

Recording music in REC mode

When a multi-channel source such as the Dolby Digital or DTS input signal is recorded in REC mode, the signal in the current surround mode can be recorded down-mixed to 2-channel.

INPUT SELECTOR

SETUP

1 Use the INPUT SELECTOR key (or the Input Selector

keys) to select the source (DVD, VIDEO 2, AUX, GAME) you want to record.

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The display switches automatically.

4 Start playback, then start recording.

2 Put the component connected to the VIDEO 1 jacks to the

record-pause mode.

3 Press and hold the SETUP key (or Setup key) for more

than 2 seconds to select the "REC MODE".

1 REC mode off 2 "REC MODE": REC mode on

Multi-channel digital signals (DTS or Dolby Digital) are down-mixed to 2-channel before being output from the analog recording (REC OUT) jacks.

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Listening to radio broadcasts

The receiver can store up to 40 stations in the memory and recall them by one-touch operation.Radio stations can be classified into RDS (Radio Data System) stations and other stations. To listen to or store RDS stations in the preset memory see "Using RDS (Radio Data System) (For Europe)". ﬁ

Tuning (non-RDS) radio stations

INPUT SELECTOR

AUTO/MONOBAND

MULTI CONTROL %/ﬁ

TUNER

RCV Mode

Tune –

/ + ¡

Band

Use the INPUT SELECTOR key (or the TUNER key) to select the tuner.

Use the BAND key (or the Band key) to select the desired broadcast band.

Each press switches the band.

ENTER

Multi %/ﬁ

Auto 7

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Use the AUTO/MONO key (or the Auto 7 key) to select the desired tuning method.

Each press switches the tuning method to either auto or manual tuning.

1 Auto tuning:

The "AUTO" indicator lights up

2 Manual tuning:

The "AUTO" indicator goes off

"AUTO" indicator lights up in the display.

Presetting radio stations

INPUT SELECTOR

AUTO/MONOBAND

MULTI CONTROL %/ﬁ

ENTER

Collective presetting of stations

(For U.S.A., Canada and Australia)

Use the INPUT SELECTOR key (or the TUNER key) to select the tuner.

Use the BAND key (or the Band key) to select he broadcast band to "FM".

Press and hold the ENTER for more than 2 seconds.

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The blinking "AUTO" display and blinking "PRESET" display appear alternately.

÷ A maximum of 40 stations of the band presently being

received will be preset.

÷ Use the Manual Preset function if a desired FM station

cannot be preset using the Auto Preset function or when it is required to preset AM stations.

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Presetting radio stations manually

Tune to the station you want to store.

Press the ENTER while receiving the station.

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Normally, set to "AUTO" (auto tuning). If the radio waves are weak and there is a lot of interference, switch to manual tuning. (With manual tuning, stereo broadcasts will be received in monaural.)

Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or Multi % / ﬁ keys, Tune +/

- keys) to select the station.

"TUNED" indicator is displayed when a station is received."ST." indicator lights

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Auto tuning:

The next station is tuned automatically.

Manual tuning:

Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or Multi % / ﬁ ) to select the desired station.

when a broadcast is being received in stereo.

Proceed to step 3 within 5 seconds. (If more than 5 seconds elapse, press the ENTER again).

Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys) to select one of the station presets (1 – 40).

Press the ENTER again to confirm the setting.

• Repeat steps 1, 2 , 3, and 4 to store as many stations as

necessary.

• If you store a station at a previously used preset, the old

station will be replaced by the new one.

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Listening to radio broadcasts

Receiving preset stations

INPUT SELECTOR

TUNER

Numeric keys

Use the INPUT SELECTOR key (or the TUNER key) to select tune as the source.

Enter the number of the preset station you want to receive (up to "40").

Press the numeric keys in the following order:

For "15", press 0, 5 For "20", press 0, 0,)

• If you make a mistake entering a two digit number, press the +10

key repeatedly to return to the original display and start again.

Receiving preset stations in order (P.CALL)

INPUT SELECTOR

MULTI CONTROL @ / #

TUNER

P.Call

Use the INPUT SELECTOR key (or the TUNER key) to select tune as the source.

Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the P.Call @ / # keys) to select the desired station.

• Each time you push the Joystick, another preset station is

received in order.

Pushing the Joystick to # does the following:

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Pushing the Joystick to @ does the following:

Holding the Joystick on # or @ direction, lets you skip through the

presets, receiving each preset station at 0.5 second intervals.

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Using RDS (Radio Data System)

(For Europe only)

RDS is a system that transmits useful information (in the form of

digital data) for FM broadcasts along with the broadcast signal.

Tuners and receivers designed for RDS reception can extract the

information from the broadcast signal for use with various func-

tions, such as automatic display of the station name.

RDS functions:

PTY (Program TYpe Identification) Search ﬂ

Automatically tunes to a station that is currently broadcasting the

specified program type (genre).

PS (Program Service Name) Display

Automatically displays the station name transmitted by the RDS

station.

RDS AUTO MEMORY function ﬂ

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

memory.

If fewer than 40 RDS stations have been stored in the preset memory,

regular FM stations will be stored in the remaining places.

Radio Text function

Displays the radio text data transmitted by some RDS stations when you press the RDS Disp. (display) key. There is "NO RT" if no text data

is transmitted. The "RDS" indicator lights up when an RDS broadcast (signal) is

received.

Using the RDS Disp. (Display) key

TUNER

RDS Disp.

Pressing the RDS Disp. key changes the contents of the display.

Each press switches the display mode as follows :

1 PS (Program Service name) display 2 RT (Radio Text) display 3 Frequency display

1 PS (Program Service name) display :

The station name is displayed automatically when an RDS

broadcast is received. If no PS data was sent, "NO PS" is displayed.

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Note

Some functions and function names may differ for certain countries

and areas.

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

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2 RT (Radio Text) display :

Text data accompanying the RDS broadcast scrolls across

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the display. "NO RT" or "RT

current RDS station does not provide RT data.

" is displayed if the

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3 Frequency display :

Displays the frequency of the current station.

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Using RDS (Radio Data System) (For Europe only)

Presetting RDS stations (RDS AUTO MEMORY)

This function automatically stores up to 40 RDS stations in the preset memory. In order to use the PTY function, the RDS stations must be stored in the preset memory using the RDS Auto Memory function.

Use the INPUT SELECTOR key (or the TUNER key) to select tune as the source.

Use the BAND key (the Band key) to select he broadcast band to "FM".

Press and hold the ENTER for more than 2 seconds will start AUTO MEMORY.

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The blinking "AUTO" display and blinking "MEMORY" display appear alternately.

• After a few minutes, up to 40 RDS stations are preset in order from channel "01".

• Stations already stored in the preset memory may be replaced by RDS stations. (i.e., If the RDS AUTO MEMORY function detects 15 RDS stations, the stations currently preset at numbers 01~15 will be replaced by the RDS stations.)

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Tuning by Program TYpe (PTY search)

Press the PTY key to activate the PTY search mode.

Lights up

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When an RDS broadcast is received, the program type is shown on the

display. If no PTY data is available, or if the station is not an RDS station, "NONE" is displayed.

While the "PTY" indicator is lit, use the Tune + /- keys to select the program type of your choice.

Program type table

Program Type Name Display Program Type Name Display

Pop Music POP M Weather WEATHER Rock Music ROCK M Finance FINANCE Easy Listening Music EASY M Children’s Programmes CHILDREN Light Classical Music LIGHT M Social Affairs SOCIAL Serious Classical Music CLASSICS Religion RELIGION Other Music OTHER M Phone In PHONE IN News NEWS Travel TRAVEL Current Affairs AFFAIRS Leisure LEISURE Information INFO Jazz Music JAZZ Sport SPORT Country Music COUNTRY Education EDUCATE National Music NATION M Drama DRAMA Oldies Music OLDIES Culture CULTURE Folk Music FOLK M Science SCIENCE Documentary DOCUMENT Varied Speech VARIED

This function lets you set the tuner to automatically search for stations

which are currently broadcasting the type of program (genre) you want

to listen to.

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

Multi %/ﬁ

PTY

Tune – 1 / + ¡

Band

Preparations

• Execute the RDS auto memory procedure.

• Set the broadcast band to FM.

• Tune to an RDS station.

Press the PTY key to start searching.

Example: Searching for a Pop Music broadcast.

Display while searching. Blinks

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Program type name display

Display when a station is received. Goes out

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

• If the desired program type cannot be found, "NO PROG" is

displayed, then after several seconds the display returns to the

original display.

To select another program type.

Repeat steps 1, 2 and 3.

Station name display

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Ambience effects

RBLB

LS RS

This receiver is equipped with listening modes that allow you to enjoy an

enhanced sonic ambience with a variety of video sources.

In order to obtain the optimum effect from the surround modes, make sure to input the proper speaker settings beforehand. ¢

Surround modes

(Front speakers)

(Center speaker)

(Subwoofer)

(Surround speakers)

 (Surround back speakers)

Dolby Digital EX

Dolby Digital EX is an extension of Dolby Digital technology, Dolby

Digital EX creates six full-bandwidth output channels from 6.1-chan-

nel sources. This is done using a matrix decoder that derives three

surround channels from the two in the original recording.

This is achieved by using three different surround signals, Left

Surround , Right Surround, and Back Surround, each driving its own

array of speakers. Think of it as adding a center channel for the rear

speakers, which give more diffuse and natural surround effect, even

if you wanted the ability to completely encircle the audience with

sound, positioning sound effects exactly where they wolud be heard

in real life.

Dolby PRO LOGIC IIx/ Dolby PRO LOGIC

Dolby Pro Logic IIx was designed specifically to provide a new sense of spatiality, directionality and articulation of sounds from Dolby Surround encoded sources. This is achieved with an intelligent, built-in feedback logic design, a matrix surround decoding and the decoding of stereo, full bandwidth surround outputs. The PRO LOGIC IIx modes programmed into this receiver are

"MOVIE", "MUSIC" and "GAME". The "MOVIE" mode of the PRO LOGIC IIx has preset characteristics to produce a calibrated, high-level surround sound playback while the "MUSIC" mode has user-adjustable characteristics to offer the three optional controls, like "Dimension", "Center Width" and "Panorama" modes to allow optimization of the soundfields as desired. The "Dimension" control allows the user to gradually adjust the soundfield either towards the front or towards the rear; the "Center Width" control allows various adjustment of the left-center-right speakers’ balance; the "Panaroma" mode extends the front stereo image to include the surround speakers for an exciting "wraparound" effect with side wall imaging. The "GAME" mode is designed for playing video games

and enhances the powerful feeling of sound.

Dolby PRO LOGIC IIx

Dolby PRO LOGIC II

Note

For best results, Dolby Digital EX should be used with movie

soundtracks recorded with Dolby Digital Surround EX which contain

a digital flag that will automatically activate this feature. However, for

titles released prior to late 2001, this feature has to be activated

manually.

This model lets you enjoy Dolby Digital (and Dolby Surround) program

sources, even if you connect only the Front Speakers. However, in

order to enjoy the benefit of true 6.1 channel Dolby Digital Surround

EX sound, KENWOOD recommends that you connect a full set of

speakers.

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Dolby Digital

Dolby Digital surround format lets you enjoy up to 5.1 channels of

digital surround sound from Dolby Digital program sources (such as

Laserdisc or DVD software marked

Dolby surround, Dolby Digital provides even better sound quality,

greater spatial accuracy, and improved dynamic range.

This model lets you enjoy Dolby Digital (and Dolby Surround) program

sources, even if you connect only the Front Speakers. However, in

order to enjoy the benefit of true 5.1 channel Dolby Digital surround

sound, KENWOOD recommends that you connect a full set of

speakers.

). Compared with previous

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Ambience effects

DTS-ES

The DTS-ES (Digital Theater System-Extended Surround) represents

6.1-channel Discrete Surround format, expanding upon 5.1 surround. DTS-ES format is a 6.1 channel sound system for movie theaters that includes an additional surround center channel matrixed within surround left and surround right. It’s compatible on predecessor DTS 5.1 system. The extra channel allows more accurate placement and steering of sound accross the rear soundstage.The DTS-ES receiver will be required, to experience a discrete 6.1-channel mix. The DTS-ES decoders used in home cinema systems have decoding options for utilizing the extra channel, in addition to processing existing 5.1 channel surround sound : DTS-ES Discrete 6.1 and DTS-ES Matrix 6.1 add the surround back channel audio to the DTS 5.1-channel format to improve the acoustic positioning and makes acoustic image movement more natural with

the 6.1-channel reproduction.

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NEO:6

NEO:6 is a new technology which decodes 2-channel signals into 6-channel signals using high-accuracy digital matrix technology. For the best results, DTS-ES should be used with movie sound tracks recorded with DTS-ES format which contain a digital flag that will automatically activate this feature. However, for some titles, this feature has to be activated manually. According to the signals to be played back, DTS NEO:6 uses either the NEO:CINEMA mode optimized for movie playback or the NEO:MUSIC mode optimized for music playback.

DTS

The DTS employs a larger amount of data than Dolby Digital to play surround sound with higher quality. The DTS can be used with DVD and LaserDisc software carrying the mark. Although the number of channels is 5.1 and identical to Dolby Digital, the DTS format features lower audio compression rate in digital recording, which enables audio with more profoundness and higher S/N. The wider dynamic range and better channel separation also contribute to make the surround sound more precise and larger in scale.

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DSP mode

The DSP mode lets you add the atmosphere of a live concert or hall

to almost any type of program source. These modes are particularly

effective when used with stereo program sources, like CD, television,

and FM radio. You might enjoy trying the ARENA, JAZZ CLUB,

THEATER, STADIUM or DISCO mode the next time you watch a

concert or sporting event!

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DTS 96/24

The DTS 96/24 enables 5.1-channel playback with broad bandwidth over 40 kHz and high resolution without affecting the picture quality of DVD video. As it is compatible with the DTS surround playback, it makes it possible to play DTS 5.1-channel surround audio even when the AV amplifier incorporates only the DTS or DTS-ES decoder.

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What's DSP?

DSP stands for Digital Signal Processor.

The way a sound is heard in an actual environment depends on a

variety of different factors. One of the most important is reverberation

(the act of decaying elements of sound echoing in various places).

The DSP modes produce the feeling of presence by using the DSP to

create reverberation, without spoiling the sound quality of the original

signal.

LFE = Low Frequency Effects. This channel delivers separate nondirectional bass signals to the subwoofer for more dynamic deep bass sound effects. When there is a LFE channel input in the DOLBY DIGITAL or DTS format, the "LFE" indicator lights on the display of the receiver.

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Dolby Virtual Speaker

The Dolby Virtual Speaker features a virtual surround sound field.

This implements an effect as if there are multiple speakers in the

listening room.

Dolby Headphone

When headphones are used in music listening, the audio of the left (or right) channel reaches only the left (or right) year so the listener cannot feel the presence of acoustic images on the front. The Dolby Headphone simulates a virtual room and include its acoustic characteristics in the left and right headphone signals. As a result, the listener can hear the same components as in speaker listening through the left and right years and therefore feel as if the sound source is located on the front of the listener.

Virtual modes

The following modes allow you to enjoy powerful surround audio even

when you use only two speakers or listen through headphones.

÷ In the Dolby Virtual Speaker and Dolby Headphone modes, only the listen

modes for 2 channels can be selected. Also, the desired listen mode may be unable to be selected depending on the reproduced signals. ‚

How to set the Dolby Virtual Speaker mode

(when not using headphones):

Press the Dolby Virtual key for the following selections:

1 "DVS WIDE" :

The virtual surround effect can be

given added expansion and spatial

feeling.

2 "DVS REF" : *

Standard setting.

3 "DVS OFF" : Cancel

* This mode can be selected only when the surround speaker

setting is OFF.

How to set the Dolby Headphone mode

(when using headphones):

Press the Dolby Virtual key for the following selections:

1 "DH 1": Small, acoustically dry room. 2 "DH 2": More lively room than "DH 1". 3 "DH 3": Larger room than "DH 1" for

enhanced feelings of distance and

sound diffusion effect.

4 "OFF": Cancel

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Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. “Dolby”, “Pro Logic”, “Surround EX” and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.

“DTS”, “DTS-ES Extended Surround”,

“Neo:6” and “DTS 96/24” are trademarks

of Digital Theater Systems, Inc.

÷ The Dolby Virtual Speaker or Dolby Headphone mode is defeated when

the DUAL SOURCE mode or REC MODE is ON.

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Surround play

The desired listen mode can be selected according to the input signal.

INPUT SELECTOR

LISTEN MODE

Input selector keys

Input Mode

Listen Mode5/ ∞

Preparations

÷ Turn ON related components. ÷ Complete "Preparing for playback" (speaker settings). ¢ ÷ Use the INPUT SELECTOR key (or Input Selector keys) to select

the component you wish to play back with surround sound.

÷ Use the Input Mode key to select the input mode (analog or

digital) for the source you wish to play back. 8

÷ Noise will be produced when a DTS source is played by

selecting the analog input.

Start playing the video software.

Press the LISTEN MODE key (or the Listen Mode 5/∞ keys) to select the listening mode.

The listening mode settings are stored separately for each input

selector. If the input mode is set to full auto ("AUTO DETECT" lights), this

model selects the optimal listening mode automatically based on the

type of input signal and the speaker settings.

Each press the LISTEN MODE key (or the Listen Mode 5/∞ keys) switches the setting as listed below. The listening mode settings are different depending on the type of input signal.

÷ The "MULTI CH" indicator lights during playback through

multiple channels.

Listen modes available with Dolby Digital EX or Dolby Digital playback:

Main example of medium:

1 "DOLBY D":

2 "DOLBY D EX":

3 "DOLBY D + PLIIx MOVIE":

4 "DOLBY D + PLIIx MUSIC":

5 "STEREO":

* Can be selected only when two surround back speakers are con-

÷ You can also adjust the midnight mode as desired. r

("Dolby D" indicator lights up)

Multi-channel digital source such as DVD.

DOLBY DIGITAL surround

DOLBY DIGITAL EX surround

DOLBY DIGITAL surround +

DOLBY PRO LOGIC IIx surround MOVIE mode*

DOLBY DIGITAL surround +

DOLBY PRO LOGIC IIx surround MUSIC mode

Normal stereo playback.

nected.

Listen modes available with DTS, DTS-ES (Matrix or Discrete) or DTS-96/24 playback:

Main example of medium:

Multi-channel digital source such as DVD.

1 "DTS":

DTS surround

2 "DTS + NEO6 CINEMA":

DTS surround + DTS NEO:6 surround CINEMA mode

3 "DTS-ES MATRIX 6.1":

DTS-ES 6.1-channel Matrix surround *1

4 "DTS-ES DISCRETE 6.1":

DTS-ES 6.1-channel Discrete surround *2

5 "DTS 96/24":

DTS 96/24 surround *3

6 "STEREO":

Normal stereo playback.

*1 Can be selected only with DTS-ES 6.1ch Matrix Surround.

*2 Can be selected only with DTS-ES 6.1ch Discrete Surround.

*3 Can be selected only with DTS 96/24 Surround. ÷ You can also adjust the midnight mode as desired. r

("DTS" indicator lights up)

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Listen modes available with analog or PCM playback:

Main example of medium:

Digital sources including DVD 96 kHz linear PCM and CD.

Analog source such as VCR or radio broadcasting.

1 "PL IIx MOVIE":

DOLBY PRO LOGIC IIx surround MOVIE mode *1

2 "PL IIx MUSIC":

DOLBY PRO LOGIC IIx surround MUSIC mode *1 *2

3 "PL IIx GAME":

DOLBY PRO LOGIC IIx surround GAME mode *1

4 "PL II MOVIE":

DOLBY PRO LOGIC II surround MOVIE mode

5 "PL II MUSIC":

DOLBY PRO LOGIC II surround MUSIC mode *2

6 "PL II GAME":

DOLBY PRO LOGIC II surround GAME mode

7 "PRO LOGIC":

DOLBY PRO LOGIC surround

8 "NEO6 CINEMA" or "NEO6 96K CINEMA":

DTS NEO:6 surround CINEMA mode

9 "NEO6 MUSIC" or "NEO6 96K MUSIC":

DTS NEO:6 surround MUSIC mode *3

0 "ARENA":

DSP surround ARENA mode *4

- "JAZZ CLUB":

DSP surround JAZZ CLUB mode *4

= "THEATER":

DSP surround THEATER mode *4

~ "STADIUM":

DSP surround STADIUM mode *4

! "DISCO":

DSP surround DISCO mode *4

@ "STEREO":*5

Normal stereo playback.

*1 Cannot be selected in Dolby Virtual Speaker and Dolby Headphone

modes.

*2 The sound field can be adjusted as desired using the PANORAMA,

DIMENSION and CENTER WIDTH modes. e

*3 The sound field can be adjusted as desired using the CENTER IMAGE

modes. r

*4 Cannot be selected in Dolby Virtual Speaker and Dolby Headphone

modes or with a 96 kHz linear PCM signal input. The effect level of the DSP surround mode can be adjusted as desired. w

*5 In Dolby Virtual Speaker and Dolby Headphone modes, the Dolby

Digital signal input cannot be listened to in the stereo mode.

Adjust the volume.

Dolby Digital Surround EX compliant disc :

Dolby Digital Surround EX compliant disc contains identification signals. When you choose FULL AUTO during "Input mode settings" (8), this

amplifier detects the identification signals and change the LISTEN mode to

the DOLBY DIGITAL EX (Dolby Digital Surround EX mode) automatically.

But sometimes we find some discs which are Dolby Digital Surround EX

compliant disc but it does not contain the identification signals. If you find the

notice like “Surround EX” on the label of disc or package, you can choose

DOLBY DIGITAL EX, then you can enjoy Dolby Digital Surround EX sound.

Switching the listen mode temporarily to the stereo mode

Press the Stereo key to switch the current listen mode temporarily to the

Stereo mode. Pressing the key again restores the original listen mode.

÷ The original listen mode is also restored when the input selector is

switched or the receiver is turned OFF then ON again.

Note

÷ Certain modes may be unavailable depending on the type of input

signal or speaker setting.

÷ If an optimum surround effect cannot be obtained or the desired

mode cannot be selected, check the speaker and input mode settings. 8¢

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You can make further adjustments to the sound while listening to playback in the surround mode.

÷ The mode using Sound key is defeated when the REC MODE is

ON. ¤

LISTEN MODE

MULTI CONTROL % ENTER

RCV Mode

Dimmer

Listen Mode5/ ∞

Adjusting the sound

1 Press the RCV Mode key on the remote control unit to set

it to the receiver control mode.

2 Press the Sound key

Press MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi@ / # key) to

select the setting item and press ENTER (or the Enter key).

Note that some items are not displayed in certain modes.

1 "SP LEVEL": *1

Adjusting the volume level of each channel

2 "INPUT" : (Analog mode only) •

Input level adjustment

3 "TONE": *2 º

Tone level adjustment

4 "EFFECT" : (DSP mode only)

DSP effect leve adjustment

5 "DUAL MONO": *3 e

Selection between Stereo, Main audio, Sub audio and

Main + Sub audio

6 "MIDNIGHT": * 4 r

Midnight mode adjustment

7 "PANORAMA": *5 e

Panorama mode ON/OFF

8 "DIMENSION": *5 e

Dimension adjustment

9 "C WIDTH": *5 e

Center width adjustment

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0 "C

Center image mode adjustment

*1 The setting in the SOUND mode is temporary. It returns automati-

cally to the original level set in "Speaker settings" when the

receiver is turned OFF/ON. *2 PCM stereo and analog stereo mode only. *3 DOLBY DIGITAL mode only *4 DOLBY DIGITAL, DTS mode only *5 Only when the input signal is a 2-channel signal in the DOLBY PRO

LOGIC IIx MUSIC or DOLBY PRO LOGIC II MUSIC mode. *6 Only when the input signal is a 2-channel signal in the DTS

NEO:6 MUSIC mode.

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ) to

adjust the setting as desired.

÷ The adjustment item is displayed for approximately 20 seconds.

5 Press the Sound key again to return to the input indication.

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/ ﬁ / @ /

Multi % / ﬁ / @ / # Enter

Sleep

Sound

Stereo

Adjusting the volume level of each channel

The volume levels of the center speaker, subwoofer, surround speaker

and surround back speaker channels can be adjusted during playback.

1 Press the RCV Mode key on the remote control unit to set

it to the receiver control mode.

2 Press the Sound key 3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "SP LEVEL" on setup displays, and press the

ENTER (or Enter key).

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select the speaker.

1 Subwoofer level adjustment ("SW" indicator blinks) 2 Center speaker level adjustment ("C" indicator blinks) 3 Surround speaker level adjustment ("LS", "RS" indicator

blinks)

4 Surround back speaker level adjustment ("LB", "RB" or

"BS" indicator blinks)

5 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to adjust the speaker volume level.

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÷ The level of each speaker channel can be adjusted in 1 dB

steps between -10 dB and +10 dB.

6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 as required.

7 Press the Sound key again to return to the input indication.

÷ The setting in the SOUND mode is temporary. It returns automati-

cally to the original level set in "Speaker settings" when the

receiver is turned OFF/ON.

Adjusting the DSP effect level

The DSP effect level can be adjusted when the listen mode is a DSP surround mode "ARENA", "JAZZ CLUB", "THEATER", "STADIUM" or "DISCO".

(DSP mode only)

1 Press the RCV Mode key on the remote control unit to set

it to the receiver control mode.

2 Press the Sound key 3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "EFFECT" on setup displays, and press the

ENTER (or Enter key).

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ) to

adjust the

EFECT

LEVEL.

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The DSP effect level can be adjusted in the range between 1 and 5.

5 Press the Sound key again to return to the input indication.

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Switching between main audio and sub audio

(DOLBY DIGITAL mode only)

When listening to audio multiplex broadcasting such as two-language

satellite digital broadcasting, the main and sub audio can be switched over.

1 Press the RCV Mode key on the remote control unit to set

it to the receiver control mode.

Press the Sound key while the "DUAL MONO" indicator is lit.

2 3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "DUAL MONO" on setup displays, and press the

ENTER (or the Enter key).

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ keys)

to select the audio.

1 "MAIN": The main audio is output. 2 "SUB": The sub audio is output. 3

"MAIN + SUB": The mixture of main audio and sub audio is output.

4 "STEREO": The left channel outputs the main audio and the

right channel outputs the sub audio.

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5 Press the Sound key again to return to the input indication.

÷ If the audio multiplex broadcasting is not monaural, the audio cannot

be switched on this receiver. In this case, use the audio switching function on the tuner.

Panorama mode

(Only when the input signal is a 2-channel signal in the DOLBY PRO LOGIC

x MUSIC or DOLBY PRO LOGIC II MUSIC mode)

When listening to music, you will be able to enjoy the "wraparound"

sound effect when you adjust the panorama mode.

1 Press the RCV Mode key on the remote control unit to set

it to the receiver control mode.

2 Press the Sound key 3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "PANORAMA" on setup displays, and press the ENTER (or the Enter key).

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ) to

select PANORAMA ON or OFF.

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ) to

adjust the soundfield towards the rear or the front.

Soundfield is adjusted towards the front.

R F

↓

Standard setting.

R F

↓

Soundfield is adjusted towards the rear.

R F

5 Press the Sound key again to return to the input indication.

Center Width mode

(Only when the input signal is a 2-channel signal in the DOLBY PRO LOGIC

x MUSIC or DOLBY PRO LOGIC II MUSIC mode)

Center width adjustment allows you to enjoy an enchanced sound when

listening to music through center image from only center speaker, or left

and right speakers or various combinations adjustments.

1 Press the RCV Mode key on the remote control unit to set

it to the receiver control mode.

2 Press the Sound key 3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "C WIDTH" on setup displays, and press the

ENTER (or the Enter key).

÷ When the center speaker is switched OFF, this mode will

not be effective.

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ) to

adjust the left-center-right output.

Center image will be heard from center speaker only.

5 Press the Sound key again to return to the input indication.

Dimension mode

(Only when the input signal is a 2-channel signal in the DOLBY PRO LOGIC

x MUSIC or DOLBY PRO LOGIC II MUSIC mode)

When listening to music with certain recordings, you will also be able to achieve a suitable balance from all the speakers by adjusting the dimension mode.

1 Press the RCV Mode key on the remote control unit to set

it to the receiver control mode.

2 Press the Sound key 3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "DIMENSION" on setup displays, and press the ENTER (or Enter key).

L R

Center image will be heard from left and right speakers only.

L R

÷ When in other position, center image from center speaker,

left and right speakers can be heard simultaneously with

various combinations.

5 Press the Sound key again to return to the input indication.

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Center Image mode

(Only when the input signal is a 2-channel

signal in the DTS NEO:6 MUSIC mode.)

In the CENTER IMAGE setting mode of the NEO:6 MUSIC listen mode,

it is possible to enhance the center channel audio by adjusting the center

signal component.

1 Press the RCV Mode key on the remote control unit to set

it to the receiver control mode.

2 Press the Sound key 3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "C IMAGE" on setup displays, and press the

ENTER (or the Enter key).

÷ When the center speaker is switched OFF, this mode will

not be effective.

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ) to

adjust the left-center-right output.

L R

÷ Adjust the center component level.

5 Press the Sound key again to return to the input indication.

Midnight mode

When watching movies at night , you might not be able to raise the volume as loud as normal. Midnight mode compresses the dynamic range of previously specified parts of the DOLBY DIGITAL or DTS sound track (like scenes with sudden increases in volume) to minimize the difference in volume between the specified and non-specified parts. This makes it easy to hear all of the sound track, even when listening at low volumes.

1 Press the RCV Mode key on the remote control unit to set

it to the receiver control mode.

2 Press the Sound key 3 Use the MULTI CONTROL @ / # (or the Multi @ / # keys)

to select "MIDNIGHT" on setup displays, and press the ENTER (or the Enter key).

÷ This can be selected only if DVD, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, AUX

or GAME is selected as the source and the listen mode is set to "DOLBY DIGITAL" or "DTS".

4 Use the MULTI CONTROL % / ﬁ (or the Multi % / ﬁ) to

select the "MIDNIGHT2", "MIDNIGHT1" or "OFF" setting.

1 "MIDNIGHT2": Large effect

Suitable for late-night use.

(DOLBY DIGITAL and DTS mode only)

Display dimmer adjustment

The dimmer function lets you select the brightness of the receiver's

display. You might find this useful if you darken your room to watch

movies or listen to music.

Each time you press the Dimmer key, the display’s brightness changes among the three available settings. Select the brightness level you find most pleasing.

1 Bright 2 Dark 3 Dark (Indicators on the receiver are also OFF.)

Sleep timer

The sleep timer function turns the receiver OFF (to the standby mode)

automatically when the set timer period has elapsed. The sleep timer

period can be set in 10-minute steps up to 90 minutes.

Press the Sleep key repeatedly until the desired period before turning the receiver OFF (standby mode) is displayed.

÷ Each press increments the sleep timer period by 10 minutes.

10 = 20 = 30 .....70 = 80 = 90 = Cancel = 10 = 20 = ...

The sleep timer indicator lights up

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÷ Pressing the Sleep key after the sleep timer has started

allows you to check the remaining time period.

÷ To cancel the sleep timer, turn the receiver OFF (standby

mode) or press the Sleep key repeatedly until the Sleep

timer indicator disappears.

2 "MIDNIGHT1": Medium effect

3 "OFF"

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÷ The adjustment item is displayed for approximately 20 sec-

onds.

÷ Some DOLBY DIGITAL or DTS software may not be compat-

ible with the Midnight mode.

5 Press the Sound key again to return to the input indication.

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Basic remote control operations for other components

The remote control supplied with this receiver is also capable of controlling components from a variety of manufacturers once you register the appropriate setup codes into the remote control unit.

Low battery warning

Replace all two batteries with new ones when you notice a shortening of the distance from which the remote control will operate. The remote control is designed to retain setup codes in memory while you change batteries.

Registering setup codes for other components

When the setup code defined for remote control of every system component is registered in one of the input selector keys of the remote control unit, you can control that component simply after selecting it using the corresponding input selector key of the remote control unit. ÷ When recording audio on a VCR or MD recorder, for example, you can

also control the system component by switching only the remote control unit, without switching the input source of the receiver.

Input selector keys

SRC Power

Find the setup code of the component to be registered.

Refer to the setup code lists to find the setup code for the component to be registered. uQ Example: To register a DVD made by KENWOOD, you would enter "0490" or "0534".

Press the input selector key (DVD, VID1, VID2, AUX, F.AUX or Game) you want to register a system component.

The following table shows the type of components that can be registered in each input selector key.

Input selector

key

DVD DVD player DVD

VID1 VCR VIDEO1

VID2 VIDEO2

AUX AUX

F. AUX DVD player FRONT AUX

Game DVD player GAME

TV TV (including TVs

÷ Make sure that a source belonging to the registerable componentc

is connected to the corresponding input jacks on the receiver.

÷ A second DVD recorder, CD player or VCR can also be connected

by changing the assignment of the registerable component devices. See "Re-assigning device keys" on page 46.

Registerable component

Cable Converters

Satellite Receivers

CD player,

recorder (KENWOOD)

incorporating VCR)

LED

Numeric keys

Remote

Setup

Input jacks

where the

component is

connected

Press and hold the Remote Setup key until the LED blinks twice, then release the Remote Setup key.

÷ Proceed to the next steps in less than 10 seconds after the LED

blinks twice.

Press the numeric key to enter the four-digit code for the component to be registered.

÷ The LED blinks twice when registration is completed successfully.

Ensure that the registered component functions properly.

To ensure the proper function, perform the following operation and check if the component functions as intended. Point the remote control unit to the component and press the SRC Power key (or the TV Power key if the component is a TV) once. If the

setup code is registered properly, the component should be turned ON or OFF. If the component is a VCR, turn the VCR ON and load a video tape and perform an operation such as playback. The VCR should

function as controlled if its setup code is registered properly.

If the component does not function properly:

If more than one setup code is listed for the component, try registering another setup code by performing steps 3 to 5. ÷ Repeat steps 1 to5 above to register the setup code of

another component.

÷ To change the registered setup code, register a new setup

code again by performing steps 1 to 5 above.

Note

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

Searching for your code

If your component does not respond after trying all the codes listed for your component, or if your component is not listed at all, try searching for your code. For example, to search for a code for your TV.

Press the TV key once.

When searching for the setup code of a component other than TV:

Press the desired input selector key instead of the TV key.

Press and hold the Remote Setup key until the LED blinks twice, then release the Remote Setup key.

÷ Proceed to the next steps in less than 10 seconds after the LED

blinks twice.

Press the numeric key to enter "9 9 1".

÷ The LED will blink twice.

Point the remote control at the TV and slowly alternate between pressing the TV Power and TV keys. Stop when the TV turns on or off.

÷ In the search mode, the remote control will send IR codes

from its library to the selected device, starting with the most

popular code first.

When searching for the setup code of a component other than TV:

To search for the setup code of a DVD, CD, MD or VCR, press the input selector key pressed in 1 and the SRC Power key alternately and check if the component to be registered is turned ON and OFF. To search for the setup code of a VCR, turn the VCR ON, load a tape and press the input selector key pressed in step 1 (i.e. VID1) and an operation key such as the play key alternately and check if the VCR is controlled as intended.

Press the Remote Setup key once to lock in the code.

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SRC Power

Checking the codes

The 4-digit setup codes registered in the input selector keys can be checked as follows.

Press the input selector key in which the setup code of the desired component is registered.

Press and hold the Remote Setup key until the LED blinks twice, then release the Remote Setup key.

÷ Proceed to the next steps in less than 10 seconds after the LED

blinks twice.

Press the numeric key to enter "9 9 0".

÷ The LED will blink twice.

Press the numeric key "1" once.

The LED blinks for the same number of times as the numeral in the first digit of the 4-digit code. When the registered setup code is "1338", for example, the LED will blink once. If a code digit is "0", the

LED will not blink.

Repeat step 4 three more times for the remaining digit. Use "2" for the second digit, "3" for the third digit, and "4" for the fourth digit.

Re-assigning device keys

The type of component device that can be registered is assigned in advance in each input selector key, but this assignment can be changed as desired by the user. For example, the initial status is set so that a VCR can be registered in the input selector VID1 key. If you want to register the setup code of a DVD player in the VID1 key just like in the DVD key, reassign the key (change the registerable component type assignment for the input selector key)

as described below.

Press and hold the Remote Setup key until the LED blinks twice, then release the Remote Setup key.

÷ Proceed to the next steps in less than 10 seconds after the LED

blinks twice.

Press the numeric key to enter "9 9 2".

÷ The LED will blink twice.

Press the DVD key once, then press the VID1 key once.

The LED blinks twice, and it is possible to register the setup code of a DVD player in the VID1 key just like in the DVD key. Now register the setup code according to the model of the DVD player. The combination of components assignable to the input selector keys can be changed by pressing different keys in step 3. For example, to change the key assignment so that the same component as that registered in input selector "B" key can be registered in input selector "A" key, press the "B" key then the "A" key after entering "9 9 2" with the numeric keys.

For the originally assigned relationship between the input selector keys and system component types, see the table on the previous page.

÷ To restore the original component type assignment of an input

selector key, press that input selector key twice after entering "9 9 2".

÷ It is not possible to register a component in the TUNER key.

Examples of key re-assignment and the order of pressing the keys:

Registration of a DVD player in the VID1 key

To change the VID1 key to another DVD:

"9 9 2" \ "DVD" \ "VID1"

Restoration of the original key assignment

To return the VID1 key to the VID1 key:

"9 9 2" \ "VID1" \ "VID1"

Registration of a VCR in the VID2 key

To change the VID2 key to another VCR:

"9 9 2" \ "VID1" \ "VID2"

Restoration of the original key assignment

To return the VID2 key to the VID2 key:

"9 9 2" \ "VID2" \ "VID2"

Operating other components

This operation lets you operate the registered components.

Input selector keys

Use the Input Selecter keys to select the component you desire.

When the input selector key is pressed, the system component registered in the pressed key becomes ready to be controlled. The input selector of the receiver is also switched accordingly. If you want to control the component registered in the remote’s input selector key without switching the receiver’s input selector to that source, press and hold the input selector key for more than 3 seconds.

÷ To put the remote control unit to the receiver control mode, press

the RCV Mode key.

Turn the component ON.

÷ A DVD player, CD player, MD recorder or VCR registered in one of the

remote’s input selector keys can be turned ON by pressing the remote’s SRC Power.

÷ A TV registered in one of the remote’s input selector keys can be

turned ON by pressing the remote’s TV Power key.

Press the operation keys you desire.

÷ For the keys that can be used with each system component, see

pages 58 to 59.

Clearing all of the settings registered or stored in the remote control unit

You can reset the remote control unit to the initial status after purchase,

clearing all of the component registration using setup codes and other

data stored using the learning functions.

Press and hold the Remote Setup key until the LED blinks twice, then release the Remote Setup key.

÷ Proceed to the next steps in less than 10 seconds after the LED

blinks twice.

Press the numeric key to enter "9 8 1".

÷ The LED blinks four times, and all of the data you registered

or stored in the remote control unit is cleared.

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Setup code chart (RC-R0730)

(For U.S.A., Canada

and Australia)

Even when a component is manufactured by a maker listed in the setup code chart, it may be unable to be registered depending on the model and year of production. Also, when a setup code of a non-KENWOOD maker is registered, certain component models may be unable to be controlled or only the limited functions may be controllable. In this case, it is recommended to use the remote control unit provided with the system component. For how to register the setup codes, read "Registering setup codes for other components" carefully. t

Cable Converters

Maker Setup codes

ABC 0003, 0008, 0014 Americast 0899 Bell & Howell 0014 Bell South 0899 Clearmaster 0883 ClearMax 0883 Coolmax 0883 Director 0476 General Instrument 0476, 0810, 0276, 0003 GoldStar 0144 Hamlin 0009, 0273 Jerrold 0476, 0810, 0276, 0003, 0014 Memorex 0000 Motorola 0476, 0810, 0276, 1254, 1376 Pace 0237 Panasonic 0000, 0107 Paragon 0000 Philips 0305, 0317 Pioneer 0877, 1877, 0144, 0533 Pulsar 0000 Quasar 0000 RadioShack 0883 Regal 0279, 0273 Runco 0000 Samsung 0144 Scientific Atlanta 877, 1877, 0477, 0008 Sony 1006 Starcom 0003 Supercable 0276 Supermax 0883 Torx 0003 Toshiba 0000 Tristar 0883 V2 0883 Viewmaster 0883 Vision 0883 Vortex View 0883 Zenith 0000, 0525, 0899

CD player

Maker Setup codes

Kenwood 0681, 0826, 0626, 0028, 0037,

Marantz 0626 Optimus 0037 Philips 0626 Sharp 0037 Yamaha 0036

0339, 1490, 0338, 0523, 0859, 0190, 0340, 0677, 0858, 1338

MD recorder

Maker Setup codes

Kenwood 0681, 0826, 1339

Audio Amp/Tuners

Maker Setup codes

Kenwood (Sirius Satellite Radio)

2000

Video Accessories

Maker Setup codes

Macro Image Technology 1383 MyHD 1383 Panasonic 1120 Pioneer 1010 Princeton 0113, 0295 Samsung 1490 Sensory Science 1126 Sharp 1010 Viewsonic 1329

Satellite Receivers

Maker Setup codes

AlphaStar 0772 Chaparral 0216 Crossdigital 1109 DirecTV 0392, 0566, 0639, 1639, 1142,

Dish Network System 1005, 0775 Dishpro 1005, 0775 Echostar 1005, 0775 Expressvu 0775 GE 0566 General Instrument 0869 GOI 0775 Hitachi 0819 HTS 0775 Hughes Network Systems 1142, 0749, 1749 JVC 0775 Magnavox 0724, 0722 Memorex 0724 Mitsubishi 0749 Motorola 0869 Next Level 0869 Panasonic 0247, 0701 Paysat 0724 Philips 1142, 0749, 1749, 0724, 1076,

Proscan 0392, 0566 RadioShack 0869 RCA 0392, 0566, 0855, 0143 Samsung 1276, 1109 SKY 0856 Sony 0639, 1639 Star Choice 0869 Tivo 1142 Toshiba 0749, 1749, 0790, 1285 Uniden 0724, 0722 Zenith 0856, 1856

0247, 0749, 1749, 0724, 0819, 1856, 1076, 1109, 0099

0722, 0099

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Maker Setup codes

Admiral 0093, 0463 Aiko 0092 Aiwa 1914 Akai 0812, 0702, 0030, 0672 Albatron 0843 America Action 0180 Ampro 0751 Anam 0180 AOC 0030 Apex Digital 0748, 0765, 1943 Audiovox 0451, 0180, 0092 Bell & Howell 0154 Bradford 0180 Broksonic 0236, 0463, 1935, 1929, 1938 Candle 0030 Carnivale 0030 Carver 0054 Celebrity 0000 Celera 0765 Changhong 0765 Citizen 0060, 0030, 1928, 0092 Clarion 0180 Contec 0180 Craig 0180 Crosley 0054 Crown 0180 Curtis Mathes 0047, 0054, 0154, 0451, 0093,

CXC 0180 Daewoo 0451, 1661, 0672, 1928, 0092 Denon 0145 Dumont 0017 Durabrand 0180, 0178 Dwin 0720 Electroband 0000 Elektra 0017, 1661 Emerson 0154, 0236, 0463, 0180, 0178,

Envision 0030 Epson 0833 Fisher 0154 Fujitsu 0853, 0809, 0683 Funai 0180, 0171 Futuretech 0180 Gateway 1756, 1755 GE 0047, 0051, 0451, 0178, 1347,

Gibralter 0017, 0030 GoldStar 0030, 0178, 1926 Grunpy 0180 Hallmark 0178 Harman/Kardon 0054 Harvard 0180 Havermy 0093 Hello Kitty 0451 Himitsu 0180 Hisense 0748 Hitachi 1145, 0145 Hyundai 0849 Infinity 0054 Inteq 0017

0060, 0702, 0030, 0145, 0166, 1919, 1347

0171, 1944, 1929, 1928

1922, 1919, 1917

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Maker Setup codes

JBL 0054 JCB 0000 JVC 0053 KEC 0180 Kenwood 0030 KLH 0765 KTV 0180, 0030 LG 0856 LXI 0047, 0054, 0154, 0156, 0178 Magnasonic 1928, 1913 Magnavox 0054, 0030, 1454, 0706, 1254,

Marantz 0054, 0030 Matsushita 0250, 0650 Megatron 0178, 0145 Memorex 0154, 0463, 0150, 0178, 1926 MGA 0150, 0030, 0178 Midland 0047, 0017, 0051 Mitsubishi 0093, 0150, 1250, 0178, 1917 Monivision 0843 Motorola 0093 MTC 0060, 0030 Multitech 0180 NAD 0156, 0178, 0866 NEC 0030, 1704, 0497 Nikko 0030, 0178, 0092 Norcent 0748, 0824 NTC 0092 Onwa 0180 Optimus 0154, 0250, 0166, 1913, 0650 Optonica 0093 Orion 0236, 0463, 1929 Panasonic 0250, 0051, 0650, 1946, 1941,

Penney 0047, 0156, 0051, 0060, 0030,

Philco 0054, 0030 Philips 0054, 1454, 0690 Pilot 0030 Pioneer 0166, 0866, 0679 Portland 0092 Prism 0051 Proscan 0047, 1922 Proton 0178 Pulsar 0017 Quasar 0250, 0051, 1919, 0650 RadioShack 0047, 0154, 0180, 0030, 0178 RCA 0047, 1919, 0090, 1247, 1917,

Realistic 0154, 0180, 0030, 0178 Runco 0017, 0030, 0497, 0603 Sampo 0030, 1755 Samsung 0060, 0812, 0702, 0030, 0178,

Sansui 0463, 1929 Sanyo 0154, 0799 Scotch 0178 Scott 0236, 0180, 0178 Sears 0047, 0054, 0154, 0156, 0178,

Sharp 0093, 0688, 1917, 0491, 0851,

1931, 1913

1919

0178, 1926, 1919, 1347

1948, 1047, 1547, 1922, 0679, 1347

1060, 0766, 1903

0171, 1926

0689

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Maker Setup codes

Sheng Chia 0093 Sony 0000, 0834, 1925 Soundesign 0180, 0178 Squareview 0171 SSS 0180 Starlite 0180 Supreme 0000 SVA 0748 Sylvania 0054, 0030, 0171, 1944, 1931 Symphonic 0180, 0171, 1913 Tandy 0093 Technics 0250, 0051 Techwood 0051 Teknika 0054, 0180, 0150, 0060, 0092 Telefunken 0702 TMK 0178 TNCi 0017 Toshiba 0154, 0156, 0060, 1935, 0650,

TVS 0463 Vector Research 0030 Victor 0053 Vidikron 0054 Vidtech 0178 Viewsonic 1755 Wards 0054, 0030, 0178, 0866 Waycon 0156 White Westinghouse 0463 Yamaha 0030, 0769, 0833 Zenith 0017, 0463, 0178, 0092, 1929

1704, 1945, 1356, 1936, 0832

Video Projector

Maker Setup codes

Ampro 0751 Dwin 0720 Epson 0833 NEC 0497 RCA 0047 Runco 0603, 0497 Sanyo 0799 Sharp 0688, 0491, 0851, 0689 Sony 0834 Toshiba 0832 Yamaha 0833 Zenith 0017

TV/VCR Combination

Maker Setup codes

Aiwa 1914 America Action 0180 Audiovox 0180 Broksonic 1929 Citizen 1928 Curtis Mathes 1919 Daewoo 1928 Emerson 0236, 1929, 1928 GE 1922, 1919, 1917 GoldStar 1926 Magnasonic 1928, 1913 Magnavox 1913, 1931

TV/VCR Combination (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

Memorex 1926 Mitsubishi 1917 Optimus 1913 Orion 1929 Panasonic 1919 Penney 1926, 1919 Quasar 1919 RCA 1922, 1919, 1917 Sansui 1929 Sears 1926 Sony 1925 Sylvania 1931 Symphonic 1913 Toshiba 1936 Zenith 1929

TV/DVD Combination

Maker Setup codes

Apex Digital 1943 Broksonic 1935 Panasonic 1941 RCA 1948 Samsung 1903 Sylvania 0171 Toshiba 1935

VCR

Maker Setup codes

Admiral 0048 Aiwa 0037 American High 0035 Asha 0240 Audiovox 0037 Beaumark 0240 Bell & Howell 0104 Broksonic 0184, 0121 Calix 0037 Canon 0035 Carver 0081 Citizen 0037 Craig 0037, 0047, 0240 Curtis Mathes 0060, 0035, 0162 Cybernex 0240 Daewoo 0045 Denon 0042 Durabrand 0039 Electrohome 0037 Electrophonic 0037 Emerex 0032 Emerson 0037, 0184, 0121, 0043 Fisher 0047, 0104 Fuji 0035, 0033 GE 0060, 0035, 0240 GoldStar 0037 Harman/Kardon 0081 HI-Q 0047 Hitachi 0042 Hughes Network Systems 0042 JVC 0067 KEC 0037

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VCR (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

Kenwood 0067 Kodak 0035, 0037 LXI 0037 Magnavox 0035, 0039, 0081 Magnin 0240 Marantz 0035, 0081 Marta 0037 Matsushita 0035, 0162 MEI 0035 Memorex 0035, 0162, 0037, 0048, 0039,

MGA 0240, 0043 MGN Technology 0240 Minolta 0042 Mitsubishi 0067, 0043 Motorola 0035, 0048 MTC 0240 NEC 0104, 0067 Nikko 0037 Noblex 0240 Olympus 0035 Optimus 0162, 0037, 0048, 0104 Orion 0184 Panasonic 0035, 0162, 0616 Penney 0035, 0037, 0240, 0042 Pentax 0042 Philco 0035 Philips 0035, 0081, 0618 Pilot 0037 Pioneer 0067 Polk Audio 0081 Profitronic 0240 Proscan 0060 Pulsar 0039 Quasar 0035, 0162 Radix 0037 Randex 0037 RCA 0060, 0240, 0042, 0880 Realistic 0035, 0037, 0048, 0047, 0104 ReplayTV 0616 Runco 0039 Samsung 0240, 0045 Sanky 0048, 0039 Sansui 0067 Sanyo 0047, 0240, 0104 Scott 0184, 0045, 0121, 0043 Sears 0035, 0037, 0047, 0042, 0104 Sharp 0048 Shogun 0240 Sonic Blue 0616 Sony 0035, 0032, 0033, 0636 STS 0042 Sylvania 0035, 0081, 0043 Technics 0035, 0162 Teknika 0035, 0037 Tivo 1503, 0636, 0618 TMK 0240 Toshiba 0045, 0043, 1503 Totevision 0037, 0240 Unitech 0240 Vector 0045

0047, 0240, 0104

VCR (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

Video Concepts 0045 Videomagic 0037 Videosonic 0240 Wards 0060, 0035, 0048, 0047, 0081,

XR-1000 0035 Zenith 0039, 0033

0240, 0042

PVR

Maker Setup codes

Panasonic 0616 Philips 0618 ReplayTV 0616 Sonic Blue 0616 Sony 0636 Tivo 0636, 0618

DVD player

Maker Setup codes

Allegro 0869 Apex Digital 0672, 0717, 0796, 0794, 1061 Blaupunkt 0717 Blue Parade 0571 CineVision 0876, 0869 CyberHome 0816 Daewoo 0784, 0833 Denon 0490 DVD2000 0521 Emerson 0591, 0675 Enterprise 0591 Fisher 0670 Funai 0675 GE 0522, 0815, 0717 Go Video 0715, 0783 Greenhill 0717 Hitachi 0573, 0664 Hiteker 0672 Initial 0717 InterAct 0697 JVC 0558, 0623, 0867 Kenwood 0490, 0534 KLH 0717, 1020 Koss 0651 Lasonic 0798 Mad Catz 1108, 1002 Magnavox 0503, 0675 Marantz 0539 Microsoft 0522 Mintek 0717 Mitsubishi 1521, 0521 Nesa 0717 Norcent 1003 Onkyo 0503 Oritron 0651 Panasonic 0490, 1762 Pelican Accessories 0731 Philips 0503, 0539, 0646 Pioneer 0525, 0571 Polk Audio 0539 Proscan 0522

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DVD player (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

Qwestar 0651 RCA 0522, 0571, 0717, 0822 Rio 0869 Rotel 0623 Saitek 0731 Samsung 0490, 0573, 1075, 0820 Sanyo 0670, 0873 Sharp 0630 Shinsonic 0533 Sonic Blue 0869 Sony 0533, 0864, 0772, 1033 Sylvania 0675 Symphonic 0675 Technics 0490 Theta Digital 0571 Thrustmaster 0498 Toshiba 0503 Tredex 0799 Urban Concepts 0503 Xbox 0522 Yamaha 0490, 0539, 0545 Zenith 0503, 0591, 0869

Setup code chart (RC-R0730E)

(For Europe)

Cable Converters

Maker Setup codes

ADB 1063 Birmingham Cable Communications Cable & Wireless 1068 Decsat 0423 Filmnet 0443 Golden Channel 1110, 1063 HyperVision 0619 Jerrold 0276 MNET 0443 Noos 0817 NTL 1068 Ono 1068 Pace 1068, 1060 Philips 0619 Sagem 0817 Supercable 0276 Tele Danmark 1016 Tele+1 0443 Telewest 1068 Thomson 1110 Visionetics 1064

0276

CD player

Maker Setup codes

Arcam 0157 Audio Research 0157 Audiolab 0157 Audiomeca 0157 Audioton 0157 Cairn 0157 Cyrus 0157 DMX Electronics 0157 Grundig 0157 Kenwood 0028, 0190, 0626, 1059, 0523,

Linn 0157 Marantz 0157 Matsui 0157 Meridian 0157 Micromega 0157 Myryad 0157 Naim 0157 Philips 0157, 0626 Quad 0157 Revox 0157 Rotel 0157 Sharp 0037 Simaudio 0157

0692, 0681 0338, 0339, 0826, 0340, 0858, 0859, 1490, 1338

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CD player (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

TAG McLaren 0157 Thorens 0157 Thule 0157 Toshiba 0692 Trio 0677 Universum 0157 Yamaha 0036

MD recorder

Maker Setup codes

Kenwood 1059, 0681, 1339

Satellite Receivers

Maker Setup codes

@sat 1300 @Sky 1334 ABsat 0123 Amstrad 0847, 0811, 0501 Arcon 1205 Aston 1261 Astro 0173, 0548, 0501 Atsat 1300 AtSky 1334 Blaupunkt 0173 British Sky Broadcasting 0847, 1175, 1848 Canal Digital 0853 Canal Satellite 0853, 1339 Canal+ 0853 CityCom 0115, 1176 Clark 0811 Conrad 0115 Cyrus 0200 D-box 0873 Daewoo 1201, 1296 Digenius 1161, 0299 Distratel 0885 DMT 1075 DNT 0200 Dream Multimedia 1237 Echostar 0853, 0167, 0610, 1086, 0511,

Engel 1017 Fidelity 0811 Force NO AS 1101, 1194 Fracarro 0871 FTE 0811, 1121, 0863 Galaxis 1111, 0283, 1101, 0863 GbSAT 1214 GOI 0775 Gold Box 0853 Gooding 0571 Goodmans 1284 Grundig 0847, 0173, 0750, 1150, 0571,

Hauppauge 1298 HDT 1011, 1159 Hirschmann 0173, 0573, 0501, 1085, 0882 HTS 0775 Humax 0283, 1176, 1048, 0863 Hyundai 1159, 1011 InVideo 0871

0871, 0775

0805, 1330

Satellite Receivers (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

JVC 0571, 0775 Kathrein 0173, 0200, 1057, 0658, 1221,

Kreiselmeyer 0173 Labgear 1296 Logix 1017 Lorenzen 0299 Luxor 0573 Manhattan 1083, 1017 Marantz 0200 Maspro 0750 Matsui 0571 MediaSat 0853 Medion 1232 Metronic 1216, 1210, 1334 Micronik 1003 Minerva 0571 Morgan's 1103 Multichoice 0879, 0642 Myryad 0200 Netgem 1322 Neuhaus 0501 NextWave 1239, 1143, 1119 Nokia 0751, 0873, 1023, 1311, 1310,

Opentel 1232 Optex 1069 Orbitech 1100, 0501 Pace 0847, 1175, 0241, 0867, 1323,

Palladium 0571 Palsat 0501 Panasat 0879 Panasonic 0847, 1104, 1320 Philips 0853, 0200, 0805, 0133, 0750,

Pioneer 0853, 0352, 0329 Pixx 0552 Praxis 0629 Preisner 1262 Radiola 0200 Radix 1317, 0882 Rebox 1214 RFT 0200 Saba 0885 Sagem 0820, 1114, 1307 Samsung 1244, 1243, 1293, 1017, 1292 Sat Control 1300 SatPartner 0811 Satstation 1083 Schneider 0805 Schwaiger 1111, 0552 SEG 1191, 1087 Siemens 0173 SKY 0847, 1175, 1848 SM Electronic 1200, 0587 Sony 0847, 0278 Strong 0879, 1105, 1158, 1157, 1146,

Supermax 1143 TechniSat 0501, 1100, 1099, 0548 Technosat 0839

0123, 0249, 1058

1223, 1723, 0573

0791

0571

1159

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Satellite Receivers (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

Telestar 1100, 0501, 1202 Thomson 0853, 1046, 0265, 1291 Topfield 1207, 1206 TPS 0820, 1307 Triasat 0501 Triax 0115 Universum 0173, 0571 Ventana 0200 Vortec 0815 WinsTec 1240, 1241 Wisi 0173 Wisplus 1258 Xsat 0123, 1323 Zehnder 1075, 0552, 1251

Maker Setup codes

Acura 0009 Admiral 0087, 0163 Adyson 0217 AGB 0516 Aiwa 1916, 0701 Akai 0361, 0208, 0602, 0516, 0696 Akura 0264, 0218 Alba 0037, 0668, 0218, 0036, 0235,

Amplivision 0217 Amstrad 0037, 0433, 0412, 0009, 0371,

Anitech 0009 Arcam 0216, 0217 ASA 0104, 0087 Asuka 0218 Atlantic 0206 Audiosonic 0037, 0109 Autovox 0206, 0087 Bang & Olufsen 0565, 0087 Barco 0479, 0410 Basic Line 0218, 0009 Baur 0037, 0361, 0512, 0349 Beaumark 0178 Beko 0714, 0486, 0715, 0370 Beon 0037 Binatone 0217 Blaupunkt 0195, 0191 Blue Sky 0668, 1037, 0218 Blue Star 0282 Boots 0217 BPL 0282 Brandt 0109, 0335 Brionvega 0087 Britannia 0216 Bruns 0087 BTC 0218 Bush 0037, 0668, 1037, 0698, 0218,

Carrefour 0036 Cascade 0009 Cathay 0037

0009, 0581, 0371

0516, 0177

0036, 0282, 0371, 0581, 0009, 0355, 0519, 0349, 0374, 1900

TV (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

Centurion 0037 Century 0087 Cimline 0009 Clarivox 0037 Clatronic 0370 Condor 0370, 0320 Conrac 0808 Contec 0036, 0009, 0216 Crosley 0087 Crown 0037, 0370, 0579, 0009, 0418 CS Electronics 0216 Cybertron 0218 Daewoo 0037, 0634, 1909, 0374, 1902,

Dainichi 0218 Dansai 0037 Dayton 0009 De Graaf 0548, 0208 Decca 0037, 0516, 0072 Digatron 0037 Dixi 0037, 0009 Dual 0519 Dual Tec 0217 Dumont 0087, 0070 Eiki 0735 Elbe 0259 Elin 0037, 0548 Elite 0218, 0320 Elta 0009 Emerson 1909, 0361, 0087 Erres 0037, 0012 Europhon 0516 Expert 0206 Ferguson 0037, 0560, 0073, 0193, 0190,

Fidelity 0361, 0216, 0193 Finlandia 0208, 0346 Finlux 0037, 0070, 0104, 0411, 0087,

Firstline 0668, 0216, 0009, 0217 Fisher 0370, 0208, 0104, 0217 Flint 0455 Forgestone 0193 Formenti 0037, 0087, 0320 Frontech 0264, 0163 Fujitsu 0683, 0206, 0072, 0853 Funai 0264 GE 1907, 0735, 1922 GEC 0037, 0072, 0516, 0217 Geloso 0009 Genexxa 0218, 0163 GoldStar 0037, 0217, 0178, 0109, 0377 Goodmans 0037, 0634, 1909, 0036, 0072,

Gorenje 0370 GPM 0218 Graetz 0361, 0163 Granada 0037, 0208, 0516, 0072, 0339,

Grandin 0610, 0282 Grundig 0556, 0195, 0487, 0587, 0070,

0009, 0499

0335, 0109, 0238

0346, 0072, 0105, 0516

0371, 0235, 0499, 0217, 0374, 1900

0045, 0217

1935, 0191

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Maker Setup codes

Hanimex 1908 Hanseatic 0556, 0037, 0361, 0320 Hantarex 0516 Havermy 0093 HCM 0412, 0282, 0009 Hinari 0037, 0218, 0036, 1908, 0009 Hisawa 0455, 0282 Hitachi 0548, 1037, 0036, 0225, 0105,

Huanyu 0374, 0216 Hypson 0037, 0264, 0282 ICE 0264, 0371, 0217 ICeS 0218 Imperial 0370, 0418 Indiana 0037 Ingelen 0163 Inno Hit 0072, 0516 Interfunk 0037, 0361, 0163, 0512 Intervision 0037, 0264, 0102, 0377, 0217 Isukai 0218 ITS 0371 ITT 0548, 0361, 0163 JVC 0606, 0036, 0653, 0371, 0683,

Kaisui 0218, 0216, 0282, 0009, 0217 Kapsch 0206, 0163 Karcher 0610 Kathrein 0556 Kendo 0037, 0235 Kingsley 0216 Kneissel 0435, 0259 Konka 0725, 0726 Korpel 0037 Korting 0087 Koyoda 0009 L&S Electronic 0808 Leyco 0037, 0264, 0072 LG 0037, 0714, 1934, 0823 Liesenk & Tter 0037 Loewe 0790, 0512, 0087, 0791, 0633 Luma 0206 Luxor 0361, 0194, 0356, 0349 M Electronic 0037, 0480, 0104, 0163, 0374,

Magnadyne 0516, 0102, 0087 Magnafon 0516, 0102 Magnin 1907 Magnum 0648 Manesth 0264, 0235, 0217, 0320 Manhattan 0778 Marantz 0556, 0037 Marelli 0087 Mark 0037 Matsui 0037, 0487, 0036, 0579, 0035,

Maxivideo 0792 Mediator 0037, 0012 Medion 0668, 1037, 0808 Memorex 1037, 0009

0217, 0356, 0578,0044, 0163, 0349, 0744, 1225, 0109, 0481, 0719, 1045

0190

0109, 0346, 0009, 0105, 0217

0072, 0217, 0371, 0516, 0011, 0208, 0355, 0009, 0177, 0235, 0443

TV (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

Memphis 0337 Metronic 0625 Metz 0275, 0746, 0087, 0447, 0367 MGA 1907 Micromaxx 0808 Microstar 0808 Minerva 0487, 0070 Minoka 0412 Mirror 1900 Mitsubishi 0036, 0108, 0087, 0512 Mivar 0292, 0216, 0609, 0516 MTC 0512, 0349 Multitech 0216, 0102, 0009 Myryad 0556 NEC 0704, 0170, 1704 Neckermann 0556, 0037, 0087, 0349, 0191 NEI 0037, 0337 Nikkai 0037, 0264, 0218, 0035, 0216,

Nobliko 0102 Nokia 0548, 0606, 0361, 1912, 0480,

Nordmende 0560, 0109 Oceanic 0361, 0163 Onwa 0433 Orion 0037, 0177, 0355, 0655, 0320,

Osaki 0264, 0218, 0217, 0412, 0072 Oso 0218 Osume 0072 Otto Versand 0556, 0037, 0036, 0512, 0191,

Palladium 0370, 0418 Panama 0264, 0217 Panasonic 0650, 0226, 0163, 1930, 0367,

Pathe Cinema 0320, 0238, 0216 Pausa 0009 Penney 1907 Perdio 0320 Philco 0087 Philips 0556, 0037, 0087, 0374, 0012,

Phoenix 0087 Phonola 0037, 0012, 0087 Pioneer 0760, 0163, 0109 Plus 0771 Polytron 0697 Prandoni-Prince 0516 Profex 0361, 0009 Protech 0037, 0668, 0264, 0009, 0217,

Pye 0037, 0012 Quelle 0037, 0361, 0011, 0104, 0070,

Questa 0036 R-Line 0037 Radiola 0037, 0012 Radiomarelli 0087, 0516 Rank Arena 0036 RBM 0070 RCA 1922, 1907 Rediffusion 0361

0337, 0072

0631

0516, 0235, 0443

0349, 0320, 0217

1650, 0850

0193, 0721

0418, 0102, 0337

0512

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Maker Setup codes

Reoc 0714 Revox 0037 Rex 0264, 0206, 0163, 0259 RFT 0087 Roadstar 0264, 0218, 0009, 0418 Saba 0109, 0087, 0335, 0163 Saccs 0238 Sagem 0610, 0830 Saisho 0264, 0011, 0009, 0235, 0177,

Salora 0548, 0361, 0194, 0163, 0356,

Sambers 0516, 0102 Samsung 0556, 0037, 0264, 0370, 0587,

Sandra 0216 Sansui 0655 Sanyo 0036, 0104, 0735, 0011, 0072,

SBR 0037, 0012, 0193 Schaub Lorenz 0361 Schneider 0037, 0668, 1137, 0218, 0371 SEG 0668, 1037, 0264, 0036, 0217 SEI 0177, 0102, 0087, 0516 Seleco 0206, 0163, 0411, 0259 Sentra 0035 Sharp 0036, 1193, 0818, 0093 Siarem 0516, 0102, 0087 Siemens 0037, 0195, 0191 Silver 0036 Singer 0087 Sinudyne 0087, 0235, 0177, 0102, 0516 Skantic 0356 Skysonic 0696 Solavox 0163 Sonitron 0208 Sonoko 0037, 0009 Sonolor 0163, 0208 Sontec 0037 Sony 1505, 0036, 0011, 0732, 0353,

Soundwave 0037, 0418 Standard 0218, 0009, 0217 Stern 0163, 0259, 0206 Sunkai 0355 Susumu 0218 SVA 0587 Sysline 0037 T + A 0447 Tandy 0218, 0163, 0072, 0217 Tashiko 0036, 0217 Tatung 0037, 0217, 0072, 0516 TCM 0808 Teac 0037, 0698, 0712, 1949, 0721 Tec 0217 Technema 0320 Technics 0650 Telefunken 0625, 0335, 0109 Telemagic 0735 Telemeister 0320 Teletech 0009 Teleton 0036, 0349, 0217, 0206

0516

0349

0618, 0009, 0217, 0644, 0060

0339, 1907, 0045, 0208, 0799

1010, 0742, 1651

TV (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

Tensai 0218, 0320 Texet 0218, 0216 Thomson 0625, 0560, 0349, 0109 Thorn 0037, 0361, 0190, 0499, 0035,

Tomashi 0282 Toshiba 0036, 0618, 0508, 0035, 1508,

Triumph 0177, 0516 Uher 0320, 0206 Ultravox 0102 Universum 0037, 0264, 0370, 0104, 0346,

Vestel 0037 Videotechnic 0217 Vision 0320 Voxson 0163, 0087 Wallis 0792 Waltham 0356, 0217 Watson 0037, 0320 Watt Radio 0102 Wega 0036, 0087 White Westinghouse 0037, 0216, 0320 Yoko 0037, 0264, 0217 Zanussi 0206

0104, 0072, 0193, 0512

0070, 0718

0492, 0421, 0105, 1901

Video Projector

Maker Setup codes

Barco 0479, 0410 Eiki 0735 GE 0735 JVC 0683 LG 0823 Maxivideo 0792 Plus 0771 Sanyo 0799, 0735 Sony 0742, 0732, 0353 Wallis 0792

TV/VCR Combination

Maker Setup codes

Aiwa 1916 Daewoo 1909 Emerson 1909 GE 1907, 1922 Goodmans 1909 Hanimex 1908 Hinari 1908 LG 1934 Magnin 1907 MGA 1907 Nokia 1912 Panasonic 1930 Penney 1907 RCA 1922, 1907 Sanyo 1907

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Basic remote control operations for other components

TV/DVD Combination

Maker Setup codes

Bush 1037, 1900 Daewoo 1902 Goodmans 1900 Grundig 1935 Mirror 1900 Teac 0698, 1949 1935

VCR

Maker Setup codes

Aiwa 0348, 0000, 0307 Akai 0315, 0106, 0041 Alba 0278, 0315 Amstrad 0000 ASA 0081, 0037 Asuka 0037 Baird 0000, 0041 Bang & Olufsen 0499 Basic Line 0278 Blaupunkt 0226, 0034 Brandt 0320 Brandt Electronic 0041 Bush 0278 CGE 0000 Crown 0278 Cyrus 0081 Daewoo 0278, 0637, 0642, 0561 De Graaf 0042, 0166 Decca 0081, 0000 Denon 0042 Dual 0041 Dumont 0081, 0000, 0105 Emerson 0637, 0561 ESC 0278, 0240 Fast 0897 Ferguson 0320, 0041 Fidelity 0000 Finlandia 0081 Finlux 0081, 0000, 0042, 0105 Firstline 0037, 0045, 0043 Fisher 0047, 0046 Funai 0000 GEC 0081 GoldStar 0037 Goodmans 0278, 0637, 0037, 0000 Graetz 0041, 0240 Granada 0081, 0046 Grandin 0037, 0000 Grundig 0081, 0226, 0034, 0349, 0080,

Hanseatic 0037 Hinari 0240 Hitachi 0000, 0042, 0240, 0041, 0166,

Imperial 0000 Interfunk 0081 ITT 0384, 0106, 0041, 0240, 0046 ITV 0278, 0037 JVC 0384, 0067, 0041, 0008 Kendo 0106 Kenwood 0041 Lenco 0278 Loewe 0081, 1562, 0037, 0080, 0866

0347

0105

VCR (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

Logik 0240 Luxor 0048, 0043, 0106, 0046 M Electronic 0000 Manesth 0045 Marantz 0081, 0146 Matsui 0348 Medion 0348 Memorex 0037, 0000, 0046 Metronic 0081 Metz 1562, 0037, 0347 Mitsubishi 0081, 0067, 0043 Multitech 0000 Murphy 0000 Myryad 0081 NEC 0067, 0041 Neckermann 0081 Nokia 0106, 0046, 0041, 0240 Nordmende 0320, 0384, 0041 Oceanic 0000, 0041 Okano 0348, 0315 Orion 0348 Osaki 0037, 0000 Otto Versand 0081, 0080 Palladium 0037, 0041 Panasonic 1562, 0226 Pathe Marconi 0041 Pentax 0042, 0105 Perdio 0000 Philips 0081, 0384, 0080, 0146 Phonola 0081, 0080 Pioneer 0081, 0067 Profitronic 0240 Proline 0000 Pye 0081 Quartz 0046 Quelle 0081, 0080 Radiola 0081 Reoc 0348 Rex 0384, 0041 Roadstar 0278, 0037, 0240 Saba 0320, 0384, 0041 Salora 0043, 0106, 0046 Samsung 0432, 0240 Sansui 0067, 0041 Sanyo 0046 SBR 0081, 0080, 0146 Schaub Lorenz 0000, 0041 Schneider 0081, 0000, 0897 SEG 0240 SEI 0081 Seleco 0041 Sharp 0048, 0569 Siemens 0081, 0037, 0146 Silva 0037 Singer 0045 Sinudyne 0081 Sonolor 0046 Sontec 0037 Sony 0032, 0034, 0033, 1032 Sunkai 0348 Sunstar 0000 Suntronic 0000

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Basic remote control operations for other components

VCR (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

Tashiko 0000 Tatung 0081, 0000, 0041 Technics 0226 Teleavia 0041 Telefunken 0320, 0384, 0041 Tensai 0000 Thomson 0320, 0384, 0067, 0722, 0041 Thorn 0041 Tivo 0722 Toshiba 0081, 0384, 0045, 0043, 0041,

Uher 0240 Universum 0081, 0037, 0000, 0106, 0240 Videomagic 0037 Villain 0000 Wharfedale 0615 Yoko 0240

1008

DVD player

Maker Setup codes

Acoustic Solutions 0730 Afreey 0698 Aiwa 0641 Alba 0717 Amoisonic 0764 Amstrad 0713 Apex Digital 0795, 0672 Bush 0811, 0713, 0690 Cat 0789, 0787, 0786 Clatronic 0788 Clayton 0713 CyberHome 0714, 0816 Cytron 0716 Daewoo 0770, 0833, 0832 Dansai 0770 Decca 0770 Denon 0490, 0634 Denver 0778 DiViDo 0705 Enterprise 0591 Gamester 1030 GoldStar 0741 Goodmans 0790, 1004 GPX 0769 Greenhill 0717 Grundig 0539, 0695, 0775, 0705, 0701 H & B 0841, 0818 Harman/Kardon 0702 Himage 0518 Hitachi 0664 Hiteker 0672 HiMAX 0843 Jaton 0665 JMB 0695 Joytech 0776 JVC 0623, 0558 Kenwood 0490, 0737, 0534 Kiss 0841, 0665 Konka 0711 Lasonic 0743 Lecson 0696

DVD player (Continued)

Maker Setup codes

Lenco 0774 Lenoxx 0819 LG 0741, 0591 Limit 0768 Logix 0783 Mebeteck 0562 Mediencom 0746 Metronic 0690 MiCO 0723 Minato 0752 Minowa 0712 Mirror 0752 Mitsubishi 0521 Monyka 0665 Mustek 0730 NAD 0692 Olidata 0672 Onkyo 0627 Optim 0747 Oritron 0651 Panasonic 0490, 1010 Philco 0690 Philips 0539, 0646 Pioneer 0571, 0525, 0631 Proline 0686 REC 0689 Redstar 0763, 0748 Remotec 0767 Reoc 0752 Revoy 0699 Roadstar 0689 Rotel 0623 Samsung 0573, 0744 Sanyo 0670 Schneider 0783 Schwaiger 0752 Scott 0718 Sharp 0630 Sherwood 0633 Shinco 0717 Skyworth 0766 SM Electronic 0730, 0690 Sony 0533, 0772, 1533, 1033 Tatung 0770, 0771 Teac 0759 Technics 0490 TerraTec 0825 Thomson 0551, 0522 Tokai 0665 Toshiba 0503, 1045 Tredex 0799, 0843 Umax 0531, 0690 Universum 0591 Wesder 0699 Wharfedale 0686, 0696 Xbox 0522 Xoro 0806 Xwave 0709 Yamada 1004 Yamakawa 0765, 0710, 0665 Yelo 0780

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Basic remote control operations for other components

DVD player , MD recorder CD player & TV operations

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

1 Select the input source. 2 Press the keys corresponding to the operations you

desire. Refer to the following sections for details.

These keys can be used to perform the basic operations of KENWOOD and other manufacturers’ components which the setup code for each component had been entered beforehand. uQ

÷ When pressing keys in succession, press each key firmly and be sure

to wait at least 1 second before pressing the next key.

÷ Numeric keys function the same as the numeric keys on the original

remote.

DVD player operation keys

SRC Power

Numeric keys/+10 key

(Select tracks)

Enter

+100 key

(Select tracks)

Audio Angle

¢ (Skip up)

4 (Skip down)

33 (Search) 22 (Search)

8 (Pause)

Return

3 (Play)

CD player operation keys

TUNER

VID1

Net

VID2

Mode

RCV

Mode

POWER

RCVR

Multi

Enter

P. Call

Multi

TV Mute

Input Mode

Audio Subtitle

Angle

Page

Mute

Sound

–

– +

VOL

Tune –

Dimmer

Exit

Retern

Info

Active

Listen Mode

Dolby Vurtual

M.Card

Guide

OSD

TV Input

Stereo

MD recorder operation keys (made by KENWOOD)

TUNER

DVD

AUX

F.AUX

Mode

GAME

P. Call

+ 10+ 100

Sleep

VOL

–

Tune +Band

Top MenuAuto

Setup

Input Sel.

Disk Sel.

Last

Disc Skip

Remote Setup

%(Cursor up) ﬁ(Cursor down) @(Cursor left) #(Cursor right)

Subtitle OSD (On screen display)

Page 5/∞ (Page down or up)

Top Menu (Title)

Disc Sel. (Select discs)

Disc Skip (Select discs)

Numeric keys/+10 key

SRC Power

(Source power)

(Select tracks)

+100 key

(Select tracks)

¢ (Skip up)

4 (Skip down)

33 (Search)

22 (Search)

8 (Pause)

3 (Play)

7 (Stop)

TV operation keys

(including TVs incorporating VCR)

VID1

Net

VID2

Mode

RCV Mode

POWER

RCVR

Multi

Enter

P. Call

Multi

TV Mute

Input Mode

Audio Subtitle

Angle

Page

Mute

Sound

–

– +

VOL

Tune –

Dimmer

Exit

Retern

Info

Active

Listen Mode

Dolby Vurtual

TV Input

DVD

AUX

M.Card

F.AUX

Mode

GAME

P. Call

+ 10+ 100

Sleep

Guide

OSD

VOL

–

Tune +Band

Top MenuAuto

Setup

Input Sel.

Disk Sel.

Last

Disc Skip

Remote

Stereo

Setup

(Record)

7 (Stop)

SRC Power

(Source power)

Numeric keys/+10 key

(Select tracks)

(Select disds)

¢ (Skip up)

4 (Skip down)

33 (Search) 22 (Search)

8 (Pause)

38 (Play/Pause)

+100

TUNER

VID1

Net

VID2

Mode

RCV

Mode

POWER

RCVR

Multi

Enter

P. Call

Multi

TV Mute

Input

Mode

Audio Subtitle

Angle

Page

Mute

Sound

–

– +

VOL

Tune –

Dimmer

Exit

Retern

Info

Active

Listen Mode

Dolby Vurtual

DVD

AUX

M.Card

F.AUX

Mode

GAME

P. Call

+ 10+ 100

Sleep

Guide

OSD

VOL

–

TV Input

Tune +Band

Top MenuAuto

Setup

Input Sel.

Disk Sel.

Last

Disc Skip

Remote

Stereo

Setup

Disc Sel. (Select disc)

Disc Skip (Select disc)

Numeric keys/+10 key

Enter

TV Mute

CH +/–

(Channel +/–)

TV VOL +/–

33 (Fast forward)

22 (Rewind)

8 (Pause)

Exit

3 (Play)



7 (Stop)

Info

(Display)

TUNER

VID1

Net

VID2

Mode

RCV Mode

POWER

RCVR

Multi

Enter

P. Call

Multi

TV Mute

Input Mode

Audio Subtitle

Angle

Page

Mute

Sound

–

– +

VOL

Tune –

Dimmer

Exit

Retern

Info

Active

Listen Mode

Dolby Vurtual

TV Input

DVD

AUX

M.Card

F.AUX

Mode

GAME

P. Call

+ 10+ 100

Sleep

Guide

OSD

VOL

–

Tune +Band

Top MenuAuto

Setup

Input Sel.

Disk Sel.

Last

Disc Skip

Remote

Stereo

Setup

TV Power

% (Cursor up) ﬁ (Cursor down) @ (Cursor left) # (Cursor right)

Subtitle

Guide

TV Input

(Record)

Last (Last channel)

7 (Stop)

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Basic remote control operations for other components

Guide

Enter

Audio

Dimmer

Tune –

Tune +Band

Setup

Last

Top MenuAuto

Info

Retern

Exit

Sound

Mute

TV VOL

VOL

–

Sleep

Disc Skip

Input Sel.

Disk Sel.

OSD

Guide

Page

TV Mute

Angle

Audio Subtitle

+ 10+ 100

Multi

P. Call

Enter

GAME

RCV

Mode

POWER

RCVR

VID2

VID1

DVD

AUX

F.AUX

TUNER

Net

Mode

M.Card

Mode

– +

TV Input

Stereo

Dolby

Vurtual

Active

Input

Mode

Remote Setup

Exit

Listen Mode

SRC Power

(Source power)

Numeric keys

CH +/–

(Channel +/–)

8 (Pause)

3 (Play)

Info

(Display)

% (Cursor up) ﬁ (Cursor down) @ (Cursor left) # (Cursor right)

Page 5/∞ (Page down or up)

(Record) Input Sel. (Input selection)

Last

(Last channel)

7 (Stop)

33 22

CH +/–

(Channel +/–)

+100 key/

TV Mute

Enter

Dimmer

Tune –

Tune +Band

Setup

Last

Top MenuAuto

Info

Retern

Exit

Sound

Mute

TV VOL

VOL

–

Sleep

Disc Skip

Input Sel.

Disk Sel.

OSD

Guide

Page

TV Mute

Angle

Audio Subtitle

+ 10+ 100

Multi

P. Call

Enter

GAME

RCV Mode

POWER

RCVR

VID2

VID1

DVD

AUX

F.AUX

TUNER

Net

Mode

M.Card Mode

– +

TV Input

Stereo

Dolby

Vurtual

Active

Input Mode

Remote

Setup

Listen Mode

Subtitle

SRC Power

(Source power)

Numeric keys/+10 key

33 22

Exit

8 (Pause)

3/8 (Play/Pause)

Last

(Last channel)

7 (Stop)

Info

(Display)

Input Sel. (Input selection)

(Record)

% (Cursor up) ﬁ (Cursor down) @ (Cursor left) # (Cursor right)

VCR , Satellite receiver & Cable converter operations

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

1 Select the input source. 2 Press the keys corresponding to the operations you

desire. Refer to the following sections for details.

These keys can be used to perform the basic operations of KENWOOD and other manufacturers’ components which the setup code for each component had been entered beforehand. uQ

÷ When pressing keys in succession, press each key firmly and be sure

to wait at least 1 second before pressing the next key.

÷ Numeric keys function the same as the numeric keys on the original

remote.

VCR operation keys

TUNER

VID1

Net

M.Card

VID2

Mode

RCV Mode

POWER

RCVR

SRC Power

(Source power)

Numeric keys

Enter

TV Mute

CH +/–

(Channel +/–)

TV VOL +/–

33 (Fast forward)

22 (Rewind)

8 (Pause)

Exit

3/8 (Play/Pause)

Info

(Display)

Multi

Enter

P. Call

Multi

TV Mute

Input Mode

Audio Subtitle

Angle

Page

Mute

–

Sound

– +

VOL

Tune –

Dimmer

Exit

Retern

Info

Active

Listen Mode

Dolby

Vurtual

TV Input

Guide

OSD

Stereo

Cable converter operation keys

Satellite receiver operation keys

DVD

AUX

F.AUX

GAME

P. Call

+ 10+ 100

Sleep

VOL

–

Tune +Band

Top MenuAuto

Setup

Input Sel.

Disk Sel.

Last

Disc Skip

Remote

Setup

% (Cursor up) ﬁ (Cursor down) @ (Cursor left) # (Cursor right)

Guide

TV Input

(Record) Input Sel. (Input selection)

Last (Last channel)

7 (Stop)

Sirius operation keys (made by KENWOOD)

SRC Power

(Source power)

Numeric keys

(Channel +/–)

8 (Pause)

(Information)

Enter

CH +/–

33 22

Exit

3 (Play)

Info

VID1

VID2

RCV

Mode

TV Mute

Audio Subtitle

–

– +

Tune –

Dimmer

Exit

Retern

Listen Mode

TUNER

DVD

Net

M.Card

Mode

POWER

RCVR

Multi

P. Call

Enter

P. Call

Multi

Sleep

Input

Mode

Guide

Angle

OSD

Page

Mute

VOL

Sound

–

TV Input

VOL

Top MenuAuto

Info

Active

Dolby

Stereo

Vurtual

AUX

F.AUX

GAME

+ 10+ 100

Tune +Band

Setup

Input Sel.

Disk Sel.

Last

Disc Skip

Remote

Setup

% (Cursor up) ﬁ (Cursor down) @ (Cursor left) # (Cursor right)

Subtitle

Guide Page 5/∞ (Page down or up) TV Input

Input Sel. (Input selection)

Last

(Last channel)

7 (Stop)

(Record)

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In case of difficulty

Resetting the Microcomputer

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

Amplifier

Symptom

No sound from the speakers.

Sound is not output from the speaker, or their sound is very small.

The standby indicator blinks and sound is not output.

÷ Connect them properly referring to "Connecting the speakers" # ÷ If muting is ON, release it. ⁄ ÷ If headphones are connected, disconnect them. º ÷ Press the Input Mode key to select to full auto mode. 8 ÷ Check if the assignment of digital audio input jacks is correct. •

÷ Connect them properly referring to "Connecting the speakers" # ÷ See "Speaker settings" and check if the setting for all of the speakers is correct. ¢

÷ Select a surround mode. ÷ Adjust the speaker levels using the test tone. §

÷ The protection circuitry is activated because speaker cords are short-circuited. Disconnect the

power cord from the AC wall outlet, switch the receiver OFF, remove the short-circuiting and turn

the receiver ON again.

÷ The protection circuitry is activated because the output power is too high. Turn this unit OFF

then ON again and reduce the output volume level.

÷ The protection circuitry activated due to extreme rise in temperature. Turn this unit OFF then

ON again and reduce the output volume level.

÷ The protection circuitry is activated because the impedance of the speakers in use is lower

than specified. Use speakers of the specified impedance.

Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet, then plug it back in while holding down the POWER ON/STANDBY

Canada) or ON/STANDBY

÷ Please note that resetting the microcomputer will clear the contents

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

key (For Europe and Australia).

(For U.S.A and

Remedy

The audio and video of a different channel are output.

The video is not output.

Audio cannot be recorded.

A video source cannot be recorded normally.

When playing a digital source signal, the sound is cut off soon after it starts.

Dolby Digital or DTS audio software cannot be played in multi-channel audio.

The audio of a satellite digital broadcasting cannot be switched.

The input for the unit is set automatically to "GAME" when the unit is turned ON.

÷ Check if the assignment of digital audio input jacks and component video jacks is correct. •

÷ Connect the video source to be played to this unit and this unit to the monitor TV using the same

type of cords (Component video cords, S VIDEO cords or yellow RCA video cords) correctly. 0

÷ Connect the equipment correctly by referring to "Connecting video components, audio

components" and "Digital connections". 0@

÷ If it is the digital audio that you attempt to record, set up the unit correctly by referring to

"Recording music in REC mode". ¤

÷ Copy-guarded video software cannot be recorded.

÷ The S VIDEO and component video inputs cannot be recorded. Connect the video source to

the yellow RCA video jack. 0

÷ There are many possible causes for this problem, depending on the type of player used.

Switch the input mode to DIGITAL MANUAL during playback of the digital source, and restart the playback from the beginning. 8

÷ Check if the digital output setting of the digital audio player is correct.

÷ With certain broadcasting, the audio cannot be switched on the receiver. In this case, switch the

audio on your satellite digital tuner.

÷ The GAME mode function is activated. ¶

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In case of difficulty

Tuner

Symptom Remedy

Radio stations cannot be received.

÷ Connect an antenna properly. *

÷ Set the broadcast band properly. ÷ Tune the frequency of the desired station. ‹

Interference.

A station which was preset cannot be received by pressing the corresponding numeric key.

÷ Install the outdoor antenna away from the road.

÷ Turn off the power to the appliance.

÷ Install the receiver farther away from the TV.

÷ Preset a station with a receivable frequency.

Remote control unit

Symptom Remedy

Control of another component is

÷ Register its setup code correctly. t

impossible.

Remote control operation is not possible.

÷ Press the input selector key and select the optimum control mode.

÷ Replace with new batteries. ÷ Point the remote control unit to the remote sensor of the receiver. ( ÷ Connect them properly referring to "Setting up the system"

÷ The remote control has not been set to the operation mode for the component you wish to

control. Press the source select keys or SRC Power key to activate the operation mode for the component you want to control before operation. y

Memory back-up function

If the power supply to the receiver is shut down for about a day or more, the following settings will be reset to the initial conditions. Please be careful.

÷ Power mode = OFF

÷ Volume level =

÷ Dimmer level = OFF (Brightest condition)

÷ Broadcast band = FM

÷ Frequency setting = 87.50 MHz

÷ Tuning mode = AUTO

66 dB

For the U.S.A.

Note to CATV system installer

This reminder is provided to call the CATV system installer's attention

to Article 820-40 of the NEC that provides guidelines for proper

grounding and, in particular, specifies that the cable ground shall be

connected to the grounding system of the building, as close to the

point of cable entry as practical.

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.

For the U.S.A.

As an ENERGY STAR® Partner, Kenwood Corpora-

tion has determined that this products meets the

ENERGY STAR® guidelines for energy efficiency.

This product can save energy. Saving energy reduces

air pollution and lowers utility bills.

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Specifications

(For U.S.A., Canada and Australia)

AUDIO section

For U.S.A., and Canada

Rated power output during STEREO operation

70 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channels driven, at 8 Ω from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than 0.7% total harmonic distortion. (FTC)

100 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channels driven, at 6 Ω from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than 0.7% total harmonic distortion.

Effective power output during STEREO operation ...

For Australia

Rated power output during STEREO operation

70 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channels driven, at 8 Ω from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than 0.7% total harmonic distortion. (FTC)

Rated power output during STEREO operation .. 100 W + 100 W

Effective power output during STEREO operation ...

Effective power output during SURROUND operation

FRONT ................................................................... 100 W + 100 W

......................... (1 kHz, 0.5% T.H.D. at 6 Ω one channel driven)

FRONT ................................................................... 130 W + 130 W

CENTER ................................................................................ 100 W

CENTER ................................................................................ 130 W

SURROUND .......................................................... 100 W + 100 W

SURROUND BACK/SUBWOOFER ..................................... 100 W

Total harmonic distortion .......................... 0.09% (1 kHz, 50 W, 6 Ω)

Frequency response

DIGITAL IN (DVD, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, AUX, GAME)

...... 10 Hz ~ 44 kHz, Sampling frequency 96kHz, +0 dB ~ –3.0 dB

Signal to noise ratio

DIGITAL IN (DVD, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, AUX, GAME) ........... 96 dB

Input sensitivity / impedance

LINE (DVD, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, AUX, FRONT AUX, GAME)

.............................................................................. 400 mV / 47 kΩ

Output level / impedance

REC OUT ................................................................ 400 mV / 1 kΩ

PRE OUT (SURROUND BACK) .....................................1 V / 1 kΩ

PRE OUT (SUBWOOFER) ............................................. 1 V / 1 kΩ

Tone control

BASS................................................................ ±10 dB (at 100 Hz)

TREBLE ............................................................ ±10 dB (at 10 kHz)

DIN/IEC (20 Hz ~ 20 kHz, 0.7% T.H.D. at 6 Ω )

(1 kHz, 10% T.H.D. at 6 Ω one channel driven)

(1 kHz, 0.5% T.H.D. at 6 Ω one channel driven)

(1 kHz, 10% T.H.D. at 6 Ω one channel driven)

(1 kHz, 0.5% T.H.D. at 6 Ω one channel driven)

(1 kHz, 10% T.H.D. at 6 Ω one channel driven)

(1 kHz, 0.5% T.H.D. at 6 Ω one channel driven)

(1 kHz, 10% T.H.D. at 6 Ω one channel driven)

(1 kHz, 10% T.H.D. at 6 Ω)

130 W + 130 W

130 W

VIDEO section

Input sensitivity / impedance

Composite (DVD, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, FRONT AUX, GAME)

.................................................................................. 1 Vp-p / 75 Ω

S VIDEO (DVD, VIDEO 2) (For Austrslia)

Luminance signal ................................................ 1 Vp-p / 75 Ω

Chrominance signal ..................................... 0.286 Vp-p / 75 Ω

COMPONENT VIDEO (DVD, VIDEO 2) (For U.S.A. and Canada)

Luminance signal ................................................ 1 Vp-p / 75 Ω

B/CR-signal ..................................................±0.32 Vp-p / 75 Ω

Output level / impedance

Composite (VIDEO 1, MONITOR OUT) ................. 1 Vp-p / 75 Ω

S VIDEO (MONITOR OUT) (For Austrslia)

Luminance signal ................................................ 1 Vp-p / 75 Ω

Chrominance signal ..................................... 0.286 Vp-p / 75 Ω

COMPONENT VIDEO (MONITOR OUT) (For U.S.A. and Canada)

Luminance signal ................................................ 1 Vp-p / 75 Ω

B/CR-signal ..................................................±0.32 Vp-p / 75 Ω

FM tuner section

Tuning frequency range.....................................87.5 MHz ~ 108 MHz

Usable sensitivity (MONO)

................... 1.3 µV (75 Ω)/ 13.2 dBf (75 kHz dev, SINAD 30 dB)

50 dB quieting sensitivity

STEREO .............................. 28 µV (75 Ω)/ 40.2 dBf (75 kHz dev)

Total harmonic distortion (1 kHz)

MONO.......................................................... 0.5% (71.2 dBf input)

STEREO ....................................................... 0.7% (71.2 dBf input)

Signal to noise ratio (1 kHz)

MONO........................................................ 75 dB (71.2 dBf input)

STEREO ..................................................... 68 dB (71.2 dBf input)

Selectivity (±400 kHz) ................................................................. 70 dB

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

Frequency response (30 Hz ~ 15kHz) ..................... +0.5 dB, –3.0 dB

AM tuner section

Tuning frequency range

For U.S.A., and Canada .............................. 530 kHz ~ 1,700 kHz

For Australia ................................................ 531 kHz ~ 1,602 kHz

Usable sensitivity (30% mod, S/N 20 dB) ......... 16 µV / (600 µV/m)

Signal to noise ratio (30% mod, 400 Hz)

......................................................... 50 dB (60 dBµ V EMF input)

GENERAL

Power consumption .................................................................... 85 W

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

Weight (Net) ....................................................................4.4 kg (9.7 lb)

H: 079 mm (3-1/8") D: 364 mm (14-5/16")

DIGITAL AUDIO section

Sampling frequency ...... 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz,88.2 kHz, 96 kHz

Input level / impedance / wave length

Optical (VIDEO 1, AUX, GAME)

....................................... (–15 dBm ~ –24 dBm), 660 nm ±30 nm

Coaxial (DVD, VIDEO 2) ....................................... 0.5 Vp-p / 75 Ω

Notes

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

2.The full performance may not be exhibited in an extremely cold location (under a water-freezing temperature).

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Specifications

(For Europe)

AUDIO section

Rated power output during STEREO operation ...... 100 W + 100 W

Effective power output during STEREO operation ..... 130 W + 130 W