Kenwood 107VR User manual

KENWOOD
AUDIO VIDEO SURROUND RECEIVER
107VR
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
KENWOOD CORPORATION
Model
availability
and
features
(functions)
may
differ
depending
on
country
and
sales
area.
B60-2978-00 CS) (K, P, Y) ‘MC:
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switchable
*AC voltage selection AC voltage selector switch |
The
AC
voltage
selector
switch
on
the
rear
panel
is
set
10
tne
voltage
AC
110-
AC
220.
!
:
’
120V
240V
that prevails
in tne
area
to which
the unitis
sn:pped
Before
connecting
a
the power cord to your AC outiet. make sure that the setting position
of this switch matches your line voltage It net, it must be set to your
vo'tage In accoraance with the following direction
Note
Our warranty does not cover damage caused by excessive line voltage E ese
due to mproper setting of the AC voltage selector switch Move switch lever to match your line voltage
with a small screwdriver or other pointed tool.
A, Caution: Read this section carefully to ensure safe operation.
WARNING:
TO
PREVENT
FIRE
—
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
CAUTION
CAUTION:
TO
REDUCE
THE
RISK
OF
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
REMOVE
COVER
Wael
eek
Suck
(OR
BACK).
NO
USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS
INSIDE,
REFER
SERVICING
TO
QUALI
DO
NOT
OPEN
FIED
SERVICE
PERSONNEL.
THE LIGHTNING FLASH WITH ARROWHEAD SYMBOL. WITHIN AN EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE, |S IN-
TENDED 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.
Unpacking _
Urpack tre unr caretuliy and maxe sure that al accessories are put aside so they will not be lost. Examine the unit for any possibility of shipping damage.
If
your
unit
is
Gamaged
or
fails
to
operate,
notty
your
dealer
immediately
Hf
your
unit
was
shipped
to
you
directly,
notify
the
shipping
company
without
delay.
Orly the carsignee [the person or company ecewing the unit! can file a claim against the carrier for shipping damage. We recommend that you retain the
ongna: catcn ang packing materials for use should you transpo't or ship the unit in the future
Accessories
FM indoor antenna (1) AM toop antenna (1) Loop antenna stand {1}
Q
Batteries (R6/AA) (2)

ecial fe
DOLBY
PRO
LOGIC
&
DOLBY
3
STEREO
atures:
The
surround
system
reproduces
video
software
programs
carrying
the
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mark
with
similar
acoustic
effects
fo
movie
theaters.
The
DOLBY
PRO
LOGIC
mode
controls
the
audio
signals
of
the
Front
Left/Right,
Center
and
Rear
surround
channels
using
the
built-in
directivity
enhancer
circuit
to
reproduce
the
feeling
of
sound
motions
very
realistically.
The
DOLBY
3
STEREO
mode
can
reproduce
the
motions
of
sound
even
when
only
the
front
and
center
speakers
are
used,
by
providing
proper
acoustic
position
using
the
directivity
enhancer
circuit.
DSP L
The
DSP
LOGIC
mode
adds
presence
sound
components
obtained
from
the
DSP
(Digital
Signal
Processor)
to
the
signals
output
from
the
DOLBY
PRO
LOGIC
(Left,
Center,
Right
and
Surround
channels),
allowing
movie
software
programs
to
be
played
with
a
similar
feeling
of
presence
to
movie
theaters
in
a
listening
room
in
home.
The
DSP
presence
mode
adds
presence
sound
components
obtained
from
the
DSP
to
the
original
source
signals,
allowing
music
source
entertainment
with
the
feeting
of
presence
in
an
arena,
stadium
or
jazz
club
in
a
listening
room
at
home.
The
SRS
(Sound
Retrieval
System)
is
an
innovative
system
simulating
a
3-dimensional
sound
space,
which
features
clearly
improved
feelings
of
depth,
sound
field
extension
and
acoustic
image
positioning
as
well
as
a
widened
listening
area.
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Make connection as shown below.
When connecting the related system components, refer also
to the instruction manuals of the related components.
4, Do not plug in the power lead until all connections are
completed.
OUT
Auto
IN
Video deck 2 or DVD/LD player
Audio CUT
Viaeo IN
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Malfunction of microcomputer
If
operation
is
not
possible
or
erroneous
display
appears
even
though
ali
connections
have
been
made
properly,
reset
the
micro-
computer
referring
to
“In
case
of
difficulty”.
28.
Video
deck
1,
cassette
deck
1
or
MD
recorder
ae
System
control cord
*1
Thesystem
control
cord
can
be
connected
when
a
KENWOOD
audio
compo-
nent
system
is
connected.
Shape of AC outlets
ae |
USA. CANADA and r }
China q A j
Australia
Other countries
¢
To wall
AC outlet
Audio
OUT
*2
Do
not
connect
system
control
cord
to
the
cassette
deck
connected
to
the
TAPE
2
MONITOR
jacks.
Caution regarding placement
{Except for U.S.A. and Canada)
To maintain proper ventilation, be sure to leave a space around the
unit (from the largest outer dimensions including projections)
equal to, or greater than, shown below.
Left and right panels : 10 cm
Rear panel : 10cm
Top panel : 50cm

107VR (En]
Connecting
system
control
cords
after
connecting
a
KENWOOD
audio
component
system
lets
you
take
advantage
of
convenient
system control operations.
There
are
two
KENWOOD
system
controt
modes.
Make
connections
according
to
the
groups
of
terminal
symbols
shown
below.
XS8 Mode: tets you combine KU XS, and XS8 terminals
GLIB) Mode: for GLI) terminals only
This unit is compatible with both [XS8] and [SL16] modes. It comes from the factory set to the [SL16] mode. To switch to the [XS8]
mode, foilow the instructions in “SWITCHING BETWEEN [XS8] AND [SL16]” below.
EXAMPLE: [XS8} mode connections
The underlined portion represents the setting of the system
contro!l mode.
Turrtab € ;
Receiver
[$L16] [XS8]}
ya System
MD Recone:
{SL16] eens contrat
cord
[SL16}
[XS]
[XS8]
[XR]
|
Cassette
Deck
Muluple
CD Player
[SL16} [XS} [X$8]
Note
Saal
2)
cause a malfunction and damage your equipment
EXAMPLE: [SL16] mode connections
The underlined portion represents the setting of the system.
control mode.
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isin]
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eed
System
[SL16]
MD
Recorcer
pee
cord
LD Payer
{SL16]
[XS]
[XS8]
[XR]
Cassette
Deck
Mauitiple
[SL16] [XS] [XS8} CD Player
e Some CD players acd cassette decks are not compatible with the [SL16] system contro! mode. Be sure to use the [XS8] system control made wnen
making system connectiors with equipment tnat is not [SL16} compatible.
eSome MD payers are rot system contro: compatible You canrat make system control connections to this kind of equipment.
3 Be sure tre system control plugs are ‘nserted al! the way :n to the system control terminals
1 [S_16] equinr-ert cannot be combined witn [XR}, [XS], and [XS8] equipment for system operations. If your
ama eguioment consists of tis kira of combination, please do not connect any system contro! coras Even
without system control cords. normal operazicns can be carried out without affecting performance
2 Oconotconnect system contral cords to any components other than thase specified by KENWOOD. It may
die o Be ;
Remote Contro! (possible when the system control mode
matches)
Lets you operate source components with the system remote
supplied with this unit.
| ABOUT THE SYSTEM CONTROL OPERATIONS |
4
: Automatic Operation (Except [XR] equipment)
When you start playback from a source component, the input
selector on this unit switches to that component automatically.
(Except TAPE 2)
Synchronized Recording (Except [XR] equipment)
Lets you synchronize recording with the start of playback when
recording from CD or MD. :
SWITCHING BETWEEN [XS8] AND [SL16]
The system control mode can be switched over easily with the
following operation.
@ Unplug the AC power cord from the walt outlet. :
@ Set the SYSTEM CONTROL switch on tne rear panel to the desired §
position
: SYSTEM
CONTROL
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Co
(X88)~ |
SLT)
@ This operation d
oes not affect the |
tems stored in m
emory
Cernect & cords firmly If connections are !oose, tnere could be less of sound er nose produced
ra
5
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4) i)
fs
ye. Tet ywwore proceny
Winer oiuaa'ng and unplugging canmeciic™ cords, ne sure to frst remove the pawer cordiram the AC outlet Piugging/ unplugging connection
cards vitrout remova! of the power cora cam cause Ma!furcions or damage 10 the unit.
Do net comnect Uo a power Source wnich 1s larger than that indicated on tne socket at the rear of the unit.
l'tresystem coniral cords or audio cords are nct connecied properly, the remote contro! ar automatic operation between system components

1C?VR (En?
Powerd
Speaker
system
B
Center
Speaker
system
A
sub-woofer
(822
~
1602)
speaker
(802
~
1642)
R
i
(8Q2
~
1602)
R
L
* Connect the speakers for use in
surround play to speaker sys-
tem A.
Speaker system B does not out-
put sound during surround play.
— 12
@ Push lever.
Surround speakers
(4Q ~ BQ)
e@
Never
snort-crcult
tne
+
and
-
speaker
cords
For
the
symotom
ana
remedy
when
4
speaker
cord
is
shorted
—
28.
elf
tre
left
and
ight
speakers
aré
connectes
:nversely
or
if
the
speaker
cords
are
connected
with
reversed
polarity,
the
Sound
becomes
unnatural
with
aMbD'guous
acoustic
image
posit-oning
Be
sure
to
connect
the
speakers
and
speaker
cords correctly.
@
Connect
a
Sud
woofer
if
you
want
to
ernance
the
bass
sound
Tne
connected
sub-woofer
should
be
a
power
sub-woofer
with
a
built-in
amp.

Connection method to each antenna terminal
@ Push lever. @ Insert cord. © Return lever.
an
The supplied antennas for indoor use Place it as far as possible from the
main system, TV set. speaker cords and power cord, and set it to a
direction which provides the best reception
ANTENNA
-
5
FM
D
FM outdoor antenna connection
The
accessory
antenna
is
for
temoorary
indoor
use
only
For
stable
signal
Lead
the
75
Q
coaxial
cable
connected
to
the
FM
outdoor
antenna
into
reception we recommend using an outdoor antenna Remove the indoor the room and connect it to the FM 75 Q terminat.
antenna ‘f you connect one outdoors.
fi ANTENNA Y When us:ng a commercially-available
T-shaped indoor antenna (300 42),
connect it to these terminals.
(Remove the provided indoor antenna if you
connect a T-shaped indoor antenna }
Pu.i Out wh le rotating

AQ?VR (En)
NcetE
FM
DE-EMPHASIS
/
CHANNEL
SPACE
switch
(Except
for
U.S.A.
and
Canada}
The
FM
DE-EMPHASIS
/
CHANNEL
SPACE
switch
on
the
rear
panel
is
set
to
the
correct
setting
that
prevails
in
the
area
to
which
the
unit
1s
shipped.
However,
if
the
FM
DE-EMPHASIS
/
CHANNEL
SPACE
setting
is
Not
Matched
to
the
area
where
the
unit
Is
to
be
used;
for
instance,
when
you
moved
from
area
1
to
area
2
or
vice
versa,
desired
reception
of
AM/FM
broadcasts
is
not
expected.
in
this
case,
change
the
FM
DE-
EMPHASIS
/
CHANNEL
SPACE
setting
in
accordance
with
the
area
corresponding
to
the
table.
The
FM
DE-EMPHASIS
is
switched
over
at
the
same
time.
¥ - 50us
AM SkHz :
FM SOkHz :
Area
CHANNEL
FM
DE-
SPACE
freq.
|
EMPHASIS
U.S.A.,
Canada,
Hawaii, South
American countries AM: 10kHz
Other
countries:
|
EM:
50kH2
50
ps
AM:
SkHz
eWhen
cnanging
the
setting
of
the
FM
DE-EMPHASIS
/
CHANNEL
SPACE
switch,
first
disconnect
the
power
cord
of
the
amplifier,
then
reset
the
channel
space
switch,
connect
the
power
cord
again,
and
turn
the
power
on.

ADZVR [En]
SURROUND 3 STEREO MEMORY indicatar
‘nd:caio' iNdicato:
Source Direct
inaicator
bint Be acy Boats SURROUND 9 STEREO = ees
DSP indicate:
TAPE 2 irdicater oe = oS
TAPE 2
M.B circuit
IP CICaO"
ft
‘i
ee
Broadcast pane
Imaicalors
madicata’
KENWOOD
Ure STARDB +
@ POWER key
Press to switch tne power ON and OFF
@ STANDBY indicator
© SRS 3D indicator
Lignts wren the SRS 3D system is ON
© SPEAKERS indicator
rights when the speakers are ON
O STEREO key
Press to turn the surround mode OFF
aa 3%:
GQDOLBY PRO LOGIC key ~_ 22
@ DOLBY 3 STEREO key 24
OSRS 3D key ~ 26
OINPUT SELECTOR knob
Rotate to select the input Source
@ VOLUME CONTROL knob
@ PHONES jack
Piug reagpnones inte
@ AUTO key
Press to seiect tne tuning mode from the
3.ts tuning and manua! tuning modes —._1?
Press and hac the AUTO key for more tnar
2 seconds 10 sw tch the VIDEQO1 dispiay to
arowrer ‘nput display — 32
tus jack
About the ST TA NDBY indicator
——-N.B. ST: 7 Ht kH
Fe ) Nite
oe d:spay.
Input display,
Preset charne: display.
Surround mode dispiay
® SPEAKERS A/B keys
Press to select the A and/or B speakers
system.
@ DIRECT key — 18.
Press when tuning a broadcast station by
entering the digits of its frequencies
& MEMORY key - 19,
Press when registering a broadcast sta-
tlon in tne preset memory
> Numeric keys {1 to 0, +10}
@ BAND key
Press to sw.tch the broadcasting band
@ DISPLAY key
Press to switch the displayed information
between the surround mode display and
indut selector display. |
Press and hold the DISPLAY key for more
thar. 2 seconds to switch the display bright-
ness
= 17
@TUNING keys (Vv, A} ~ 17,
Press to select a radio station
€) TAPE 2 MONITOR key ~ 16,
Press to monitor the sound being re-
corded, etc.
AUTO tunirg/AUTO
wl indicator stereo reception indicator
@N.B. key ~_i4
Press to compensate for the insuffr-
ciency in the base sound.
@DSP LOGIC key
@DSP key
@ SOURCE DIRECT key
Press to listen to the source sound with 3
higher sound quality.
@ AV AUX (VIDEO) input terminals
Video input terminal.
@ AV AUX (AUDIO) input terminals
Audio input terminal
Tos ur-t has a STANDBY ‘rdicator, tne lignting of whicn indicates tnat a small amount of current is Supplied to back up the internal memory of the unit.
This Status 1s ‘eferred to as the standby mode of the unt in this mode, the power of the unit can be switched ON from the remote control unit.
Wiher tie unis not?
o be used tor a long perioa of t-™e, unpiug the power cord from the power outiet

Names
of
kevs
and
their
function
107VR (En)
The
remote
control
unit
provided
with
the
receiver
can
also
control
KENWOOD
cassette
decks,
MULTIPLE
CD
player
and
MD
recorder
connected
to
the
recieiver
through
system
control
cords.
For
details
of
the
controllable
functions,
refer
to
the
instruction manuals of these components.
| Numeric keys
j; Usedasirenumerickeysof tne input source
rect bée-ng se-ectea
INPUT keys
| Press 1c Sect Te Input
:
CENTER
MODE
key
—~
22
|
Press
ie
Ihe
center
ode
ir
tne
|
DOLBY
PRG
i
OGIC
surrourd
node.
Seen’
——
| SETUP key = 13 = 22
H
regs
setud
IO
DS
ance
or
surround
pay
_ Loading batteries
@ Remove the cover.
Model: RC-RO505
Infrared
red ray system POWER key
Press to switch ON/OFF the power of this
unt as weli as the KENVVOOD components
connected tot tnrcugh system coral cords
KENWOOD
pespoo eS See See
Refer to the remote control key corre-
"spondence table on the next page.
f MUTE key
ee
nae
Press
to
mute
sound
temporarily
:
|
VOLUME
CONTROL
keys
‘.
Press
to
adjust
the
volume
Cc |
| LEVEL ' VOLUME !
| setup | CONTROL’ spunc {CONTROL ye
CC CO} |
Dawe ial 5 eee Pies
|
asap
as
meal
fen
Se
|
LISTEN
MODE
key
~
24
=
25.
vr
|
7
Press to select the type of the surround
. mode
SOUND key
Press tc adjust the tore
@
Insert
batteries.
©
Close
the
cover.
elnsert nyo AA-s:ze (R6 / SUM-3) batteries
as indicated by tre polar:ty marking.

gi Switch ON the power of the main unit.
2 Select the component to be remote controlled
with one of the controlled component selection
keys.
Refer to the remote control key correspondence
table below and press the key for the desired
operation.
BControlled component
selection key
EiOperation key
= P.CALL keys
Reca!s preset stanars
“ P.CALL
AUTO key
“O?7VA LEN’
@Pressrg the POWER key of the remote contro: unit wre te STANDB*S
indeator ss +t turns ‘ne cower ON Press tre ges.red .ev afre tne
power nas been turned ON
eVWhen two aoneratior keys of tne remote cova unit ave
successivery, press each key securely rese'ving an interva:
than 1 second for each o’ess
Remote control key correspondence table (For KENWOOD component contro! mode)
<< , PB]
(Skip key)
Sj
Rressca
o more
TAPE1
*1
(When used with a MD)
<<], P|
(Skip key)
Press to select the ate
turing mode
DISK SKIP
4/B +400
{Stop key}
{Stop key) (Stop key)
DISC SKIP key
pe payed
Seiect TAPE AorB
A/B key
|
| Press to select Ine GISC tO
|
|
BAND key
Press taswicnimebroaa |
casi bara
<4, >
|
(Tuning keys)
Prass ts. Inne croaacast |
Station ::
Approximate operating range
Model: RC-R0S05 = -
r
i
|
|
|
q
infrared ray system
> il
(Phay/pause key)
<4, >P
(Search key}
>it »/il
(Forward play key) {Play key)
<< > P
{Search key)
<<, >>
(Search key)
~aal
(Reverse play key)
e * . No remote cortrai key is marked MD. but the
TAPE1 key can be used to control a MD player by
switching the display of tne main unit from VIDEO 1
to TAPE1 ther to MD — 12.
1 The supoied patienes are intendec ‘cv use ir operation checks Theretore, their lives may be snorter than ordinary batteries.
serea te
2 vren tre remote-cortrolabie distance gets shorter thar vefore, replace bow natteres with new ones.
2 Matlunctior may occur if direct sunigh: or the gst of a high-frequency iighting fluorescent lamp enters the remote controi 1ght
SLC" a Case, Charge the svste™m - Sta lalior Dosition To prevent the malfunctior

Turn the power ON.
1O7VR [En]
a
oe
ON /STANDBY
A- SPEAKERS -8
SAS ID SPEAKERS
| stanosy @ *ae °
fe) a B
Light up tne ina-cator of the des:red speaKers
INPUT SELECTDA
Play the selected source.
5 | Adjust the volume.
VOLUME CONTROL
(CY)
To decrease To increase
volume DOWN uP volume
Keys or controls to be used In this operation
8 can be switched by operating the SPEAKERS A and
B keys as described below.
For the speaker connection method: ee
eS The sound output from SPEAKERS A and SPEAKERS
Note
A, BOFF - The speakers do not output sound. Use thrs positron when
listening sound through headphones, etc.
AON : The speakers connected to the SPEAKERS A terminais on
the rear panel output sound.
A OFF : The speakers connected to SPEAKERS A, center speaker
and sub-woofer do not output sound.
BON : The speakers connected to the SPEAKERS B terminals on
the rear panel output sound.
A.B ON. The speakers connected to the SPEAKERS A and B term
nals on the rear panel output sound simultaneously.
e When the surround mode is entered while both SPEAKERS AandB are
ON, SPEAKERS B are turned OFF automatically
Ifthe SPEAKERS B key s pressed at this time, SPEAKERS B are turned
ON, and the surround mode is canceled.
eWhen the surround mode 1s entered while SPEAKERS B are ON,
SPEAKERS B are turned OFF automatically, SPEAKERS A are turned
ON and surround play starts.
The input sources are switched in the following order:
1 TUNER (frequency display)
The selected source 1s
2 PHONO displayed.
3 VIDEQ1 (TAPE 1 or MD}*! _ ~
4CD . 7
5 VIDEO2 ! i
6 AV AUX dL
': Switching the VIDEO? display to TAPE1 or MD display
When a KENWOOD cassette deck or MD recorder is connected in the
[SL16] system control mode, the VIDEO 1 input should be switched to
the TAPE1 or MD input with the following operation.
OSelect VIDEO1 with the INPUT SELECTOR.
@Press and hold the AUTO key for more than 2 Note
seconds to select TAPE1 or MD.
—-~ 2TAPE1 - 3 MD
1 VIDEQO1
Volume fevel is displayed
ert) 2 mm ot |
vo LIk, mo co
e The time taken till-the volume level is displayed is variable depending
on the current operating condition.
@ Rotating the VOLUME CONTROL at a higher speed increases the
amount of volume change (Al VOLUME function).
eThe sound of input source cannot be listened to while TAPE 2
MONITOR is ON.

_ Adjusting the tone
@ Ensure that the SRS 3D and S.DIRECT
indicators are not lit.
@ Select the tone mode to be adjusted (from
BASS, MIDDLE and TREBLE).
SOUND
a
© Adjust the tone
To increase
eve! \ ~)
LEVEL ~~~,
CONTROL _-~
\ aa
To aecrease LS)
eve. “7
The level can be adjusted between -8 and
+8 with an increment or decrement of 2
per press.
@ Ensure that the SURROUND, 3 STEREO
and S.DIRECT indicators are off.
® Press the SETUP key twice.
SETUP
CA
Lea
© Adjust the balance.
ay
To necrease
Ire ieft C ~)
crarnel Sound — LeyEL sy
CONTROL _-*
To decrease ~~)
the nght “7
chennel sound
© Press the SETUP key once or twice to |
return to the previous input selector dis-
play.
107VR (En]
Keys or controls to be usea 1 this operanan
Make sure that the light § cu
@if the S. DIRECT indicator is lit, press the $.DIRECT key to turn it off
If the SRS 3D indicator is lit, press the SRS 3D key to turn xt off.
Each
press
of
the
key
switches
the
modes
as
follows:
(When
the
SRS
3D
Stereo
is
OFF}
7: BASS : Mode for adjusting the low frequencies.
>MIDDLE- : Mode for adjusting the middle frequencies.
TREBLE ; Mode for adjusting the high frequencies.
End of setting
—
rebeay in:
@
Adjustment
of
SRS(Sound
Retrieval
System)
3D
Stereo
—
26.
a) —
elf the SURROUND, 3STEREO or S.DIRECT indicators are lit, press the
STEREO key to turn them OFF.
Position of the left i Position of the right
speaxer ndicates the center speaker
aaa
ee ear jee A Ges Mae -
Ind:cates the balance setting
@Press twice 1f SUB-WOOFER has been set.
Press once 'f SUB-WOOFER has not been set.
For how to set SUB-WOOFER 122,

Source Direct playback
This feature allows you to play the source signal with a high quality by
passing it only through the minimum required circuitry
@ Choose the playback source.
INPUT SELECTDA
© Press the SOURCE DIRECT key.
SOURCE
DIRECT
Qe
© Playback the source.
NB. circuit-$ used to compensate for the iow frequencies which are less
audible Guring iow-volume fstening -
IOPYR [En}
controls 10 pe used ir ths operator
u:ghts
eee
ae
+
Sime
855
TS
omecke
7
Th
Le
e During Source Direct playback, the tone controls (BASS,MIDDLE and
TREBLE), balance contro! and N.B. are defeated
@ The Source Direct playback is canceled when any key associated with
the surround play is pressed
To cancel
Press
the
SOURCE
DIRECT
key
again.
Goes
otf
~~ Th '
Lf}
eVWhen the S.DIRECT is selected, the N.B. control keys are not effective.
To cancel
Press the N.B. key again.

To listen through headphones
O Press the SPEAKERS key to OFF.
&-SPEAKEAS-B
@ Plug headphones.
PHONES
© Adjust the volume.
VOLUME CONTROL
QO
LO Vie
YOM OWN uP
To mute sound temporarily
sitineset tH)
| ‘Remote control unit only
MUTE
gec ease TO “rrease
VOILE
Keys OF CONIrOlS lo be used in ts cnerato”
SAS 3D) §=SPEAKERS
stanppy 2 eee
ae
Make sure tne "ight is out
Meet C. my ont
f Piet of do Ld Py
ae
Braks
To cancel
Press the MUTE key again.

107VA {En)
When
recording
sound
with
a
recorder
component
of
KENWOOD,
synchro
recording
is
possible
by
setting
the
INPUT
SELECTOR
to
select
TAPE1
or
MD
according
to
the
connected
component.
Preparation
e
Switch
the
VIDEO1
display
to
TAPE1
or
MD
with
tne
following
Each
press
switches
the
aspiay.
operation.
@ Select VIDEO! with the INPUT SELECTOR.
©
Press
and
hold
the
AUTO
key
for
more
than
2
seconds.
ease oe eee a
| VIDEO1 ~ 2 TAPET -— 3 MD
To
record
a
music
source
The
input
sources
are
switched
in
the
following
order:
O
Select
the
source
to
be
recorded.
INPUT
SELECTOR
1
TUNER
(frequency
display}
2
PHONO
3
VIDEO1
(TAPE?
or
MD)
CY)
|
iB
5
VIDEO2
6
AV
AUX
Seiect
an
inpu"
source
others
thar.
TAPE
1.
@The
VIDEO]
display
can
be
switched
to
the
display
of
other
input
by
@
Put
the
cassette
deck
in
record-pause
|
using
the
procedure
described
in
“Preparation”
above.
mode.
:
@For
the
synchro
recording
with
a
cassette
deck
and/or
MD
recorder,
E
refer
to
the
respective
instruction
manuais.
ording.
a
@
(tis
not
possible
the
VIDEQ1
or
MD
input
to
TAPE
1
because
all
of
these
components
should
use
the
same
INPUT
SELECTOR
position
TUNING | TAPE2
BAND DISPLAY ~ “_MONITOR
—_
© Select a source other than TAPE 1.
INPUT SELECTOR
\
eFor
copying
a
tape
using
a
double
cassette
deck,
read
the
instruction
manual
of the
double
cassette
deck.
@ Select TAPE 1 with the INPUT SELECTOR control of the
main unit.
@ Play the cassette deck connected to the TAPE 1 jacks and
Start
recording
of
the
cassette
deck
connected
to
the
TAPE 2 jacks.
Regarding TAPE 2 MONITO
A
cassette
deck
or
graphic
equalizer
can
be
connected
to
this
unit's
TAPE
2
MONITOR
terminals.
If
you
connect
a
graphic
equalizer,
turn
the
TAPE
2
MONITOR
key
ON.
If
you
connect
a
3-head
cassette
deck,
you
can
monitor
the
source
sound,
or
the
sound
being
recorded,
while
recording.
Pressing
the
TAPE
2
MONITOR
key
lets
you
compare
the
recorded
sound
and
the
source
sound
Refer
to
the
operating
manual
for
the
component
you
connected
for
further
details

Select the TUNER input.
INPUT SELECTOR
A Select the broadcast band.
TUNING
“MONITOR
BAND DISPLAY v
e
3 Select the tuning method.
TAPE?
AUTO DIRECT MEMORY
=
To increase frequency
TUNING
“aw
BAND DISPLAY v
!
ve
a
bok
:
oo00
Pars
To decrease
frequency
a
TAPE2
MONITOR
TO?7VR [En]
The
input
sources
are
switched
in
the
following
order:
‘1;>TUNER
(frequency
display}
Freauercy
display
27,PHONO
PVIDEO1 (TAPE) or MD)*!
CD
rag
cer
‘>
VIDEOZ
el
ape
ee
sl
6
AV
AUX
my qe
eee
leer
eThe
last
frequency
tuned
before
is
displayed.
_
7
1;
How
to
switch
the
display
=
16
42
Each press switches the band as follows:
1 FM
2 AM
Bees
fas
cago
rem
Aue.”
Fe eae (fa (Ee ee
“AM” o: “FM” indicator
Each
press
switches
the
turning
method
as
follows:
1 AUTO lit (auto tuning)
2
AUTO
not
lit
(manual
amie)
Cio mim Savio 2
a ee ee ee
e
Usually,
set
the
switch
to
AUTO
(auto
tuning).
Lights
Select
manual
tuning
when
noise
interferes
due
to
weak
radio
wave.
(The
stereo
broadcasting
1s
received
in
monaural
during
manual
tuning.)
Frequency aeeley
mtr Aum.
ot LL eee
“TUNED* ieee up when a
Station is tunea
Auto
tuning:
The
next
station
found
is
tuned
automatically
Manuai
tuning
:
Press
repeatedly
or
hold
until
a
station
is
tuned.
The
same
operation
is
also
available
with
the
G3
and
C5
keys
of
the
remote
control
unit.

*O7VA {En}
(NPUT SELECTOR
BAND DISPLAY ~ “~ MONITOR
3 | Specify the frequency.
@ Press the DIRECT key.
AUTO DIRECT MEMORY
=
© Enter the frequency of the desired
Station.
oo
>=
7 abet
Li a Bee we
c .
i
“36 fa
eT, tvy
ara
= ge Sou wt
The
input
sources
are
switched
in
the
folowing
order
‘1 TUNER (frequency display)
TUNING TA&PE2 |
2:PHONO
‘3
VIDEO1
(TAPE1
or
MD)
CD
5: VIDEO2
6 AV AUX Frecuency aispiay
i
ees
oe
ee
oes
eae
2
eae
be
ee,
f
oe
o.
“yn
ey
|
eee
rick’
mem
muro
|
a
i
ae
ae
ee
a
Each press switches the band as follows:
1 FM
2 AM
gon
ie
Cole
dean
ry
Sine
EM)
beh
ll
ALE
ACG
eget
“AM” of “FM” indicator
B inks
cna
ao
! J !
—e
*
MHz
,
Press the numeric keys according to th
shown below
“AM10kH2/FM100kHz
territories
(U.S
A.,
Canada.
etc
}
e frequency to be tuned as
AM
810kHz
.....
(8),
|
10
kHz
space}
AM
1260
kHz.
........
(1]. (2).
(6)
(
10
kHz
space}
FM
89MHz.........
(8).
[9].
(9)
(100
kHz
space)
;
FM
92.5
MHz
(2),
{5}
(100
kHz
space}
*AM9kH2/FM50kHz
territories
(other
countrses)
AM
810
kHz...
_.
(8),
7),
(
9
kHz
space)
AM
1260
kHz
.....
..
0,
2.
i
9
kHz
space}
FM
=
89
MHz...
..
(8).
[9].
(01,
[0]
{
50
kKH2-space}
FM
92.5
MHz
{
50
kHz
spacel
"FM
DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL
SPACE
switch
-
8.
Ge}
Frequency indicator"
Se cat Pay Ta
Se a le
“TUNED” I'ghts up wren a station is tuned
elf
you
maxe
4
mistake,
the
frequency
display
binks
fora
few
seconds.
In
1Ps
case,
reneat
sten
EI
from
the
bea:nning

407¥R [En
Preparation @ Select tne TUNER :nout.
Keys ar cantols to be used this operauar
in
memory
(Station
preset)
_
@ Select the receiving band.
@ Select a station or frequency.
© Press the MEMORY key during receiving
. ‘art igre 8 want
a station. L ahts up ors sec
Lignts up for 5 sec:
AUTO DIRECT MEMORY
oar aS een een alia a es
_-aa It Se he ae le ae
Sas
Af
NS
. (frmorethar 5sec nave elapsed, press the
es MEMORY xey again.}
Press the numeric keys in tne following order.”
© Select one of the preset numbers from 1 Terstarear "1S" &
to 30. To store in "20" +10), [+10], (0)
7 ae, 1 2 3 4 § 6 7 8B |
- Big 8 a se ee e Repeat steps @ ~ @ for each of the stations to be stored in memory.
a RG @/f a station is stored in a preset numper which has already stored a
Rede : Station memory under It, the previous memory is replaced by the new
memory content
Receiving a preset stat.
Press the numeric keys in the following order.
Press the preset number of the desired Torecal "15"... [470], (5}
erenern To recall "20" ... 410), (+10), (0)
i)
@|f you make a mistake In entering the figure of 10, press the key
repeatedly until the original display is shown, then enter the correct
number
Preset number Stared :n nemory
a oe ae ee ae ae I | AUTO
ap / _i + ee ee ee |
@ Every time the key is pressed, the next station in the order of the preset
number :S received.
---.
The
n'esel
tumber
The
preset
purcpe:
When
you
press
ae
key,
.....0....
f
‘
deC'eases
ICTRASES
.sone
Ve
Be
Bee
28-29-30
<4
|
~~
. When you press (_) _sikey,, ..........
a. TP aL | ae ee ey 28 -29~30
: “Pp CALL - :
ae
If
the
key
is
heid
pressed...
........
Preset
Stations
will
be
recerved
suc-
cessively for about halfa secondeach

ph AM RST is BSA EERE Se. BEE
For
the
connections
and
operations,
also
read
carefully
the
instruction manuals of the video components. 4.
Playback of videotape
Turn the power of the monitor TV ON.
2 Select the VIDEO? , VIDEO2 or AV AUX input.
INPUT SELECTOA
\
Ej Play the video deck.
Recording
of
video
source
(VIDEO
2/
AV
AUX
—
VIDEO
1)
Connect the video source component to be
played.
EQ select the vIDEO2 or AV AUX input
(NPUT SELECTOR
)
Ej Play the source component.
Start recording on the recording video deck.
VO7VR [En]
Keys OF cortrais to be used in
this operatian
The input sources are switched tn the following orde:
TUNER (frequency display)
]
2 PHONO
3 VIDEO? (TAPE1 or MD)}*!
4 CD
5 VIDEO2
6 AV AUX
EOL: “VIDEO2” or ond AUX” should be ie vlep layer
ame ieee 9 ae es OS
tage ee ae’ ORR I
eSelect
the
input
to
which
a
‘video
deck
Is
connected
-
How
to
switch
the
display
~
12,
=
16,
efor
the
operations
of
the
monitor
TV
and
video
deck,
refer
to
their
instruction
Manuats.
eConnect
the
component
to
be
played
to
the
VIDEO
2
or
AV
AUX
jacks
@
The
connectable
components
include
a
video
deck
(playback
only),
video
camera
(playback
only).
LD
player
or
DBS
tuner.
The
input
sources
are
switched
in
the
following
order:
TUNER
(frequency
display}
PHONO
]
2
3, VIDEO1 (TAPE? or MD}*2
4 CD
5 VIDEO2
6 AV AUX
“VIDEO2” of “AV AUX” should be apPeyeR
be Eo AE Ft
Vv + Et i.
oSaleel VIDEOI.
@*?’ For the display switching method: = 12, = 16,
= mene
@
Start
recording
with
the
video
deck
which
is
connected
to
the
VIDEO
1
jacks