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.
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107VA (En)
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ef
ore
applying
po
WP
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Caution:
Read
this
section
carefully
to
ensure
safe
operation.
Units are designed for operation as follows.
U.S.A.
and
Canada
.
AC120
V
only
Europe
and
U.K.
.
AC
230
V
only
Australia
AC
240
V
only
China
and
Russia
.
.
AC
220
V
only
“Other
countri@s...........
AC
110-120/220-240
V
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.
240V
that prevails in tne area to which the unitis sn:pped Before connecting 120v
the power cord to your AC outiet. make sure that the setting position
of this switch matches your line voltage It not, it must be set to your
vo'tage In accoraance with the following direction
Note
Ou warranty does not cover damage caused by excessive line voltage
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 too!
Safety precautions
WARNING:
TO
PREVENT
FIRE
OR
ELECTRIC
SHOCK,
DO
NOT
EXPOSE
THIS
APPLIANCE
TO
RAIN
OR
MOISTURE.
() CAUTION
A, Caution : Read this section carefully to ensure safe operation.
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER
(OR BACK). NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER SERVICING TO QUALI
FIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
THE LIGHTNING FLASH WITH ARROWHEAD SYMBOL. WITHIN AN EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE, IS 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
Unpack tre unr caretuliy and make sure that al accessories are put aside so they will not be lost. Examine the unit for any possibility of shipping damage
IF
‘1s
Gamaged
or
fails
to
operate.
not'y
your
dealer
immediately
If
your
unit
was
shipped
to
you
directly,
notify
the
shipping
company
without
delay
Orly the consignee [the person or company receving the unit! can file a claim against the carrier for shipping damage. We recommend that you retain the
ongna: cater and packing materiais for use should you transpo't or ship the unit in the future
Accessories
FM indoor antenna (1)
AM toop antenna (1)
q
Loop antenna stand {1}
Batteries (R6/AA) (2)

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Special features
DOLBY PRO LOGIC & DOLBY 3 STEREO
The
surround
system
reproduces
video
software
programs
carrying
the
[[][eazvsseonm]
mark
with
similar
acoustic
effects
to
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
mations
of
sound
even
when
only
the
frant
and
center
speakers
are
used,
by
providing
proper
acoustic
position
using
the
directivity
enhancer
circuit.
DSP LOGIC & DSP presence
The
DSP
LOGIC
mode
adds
presence
sound
components
obtained
trom
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
feeling
of
presence
in
an
arena,
stadium
or
jazz
club
in
a
listening
room
at
home.
SRS 3D Stereo
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.
Contents
Caution
:
Read
the
pages
marked
A
carefully
to
ensure
safe
operation.
Before
applying
Power
..........cssssecsssseee
4
Ay
Before
applying
power
....
cee
2
A,
Safety
precautions
2
Special
features
.
od
System
connection.
4
Connections
of
Audio
and
Video
components
..
a4
About
the
system
control
connections
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Connections
of
speakers...
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.
6
Connections
of
antenna...
vee
7
FM
DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL
SPACE
switch
&
Controls
and
indicators
g
Operation
of
remote
control
unit
10
Playing
music..................
Sound
adjustment
functions
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Broadcast Reception
Receiving
broadcast
stations
ces
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beets
17
Receiving
radio
stations
by
specifying
its
fQUENCY
0.
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ose
bcceetteseeeee
.
18
Storing
radio
stations
in
memory
(Station
Preset}
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19
Recerving
a
preset
station
.
veces
possess
.
19
Receiving
all
preset
stations
in
order
(PCALL}
19
Operation of video COMPONENTS ........scccscsscsseessssssissnsessssssnssesecessisssssssesssiie
Playback of videotape ....... bees veeeieeiee
Recording
of
video
source
(VIDEO2
/AV
AUX
—
VIDEO?)
0.0...
Presence play
Adjustments for surround play
SAS 3D Stereo (Sound Retrieval System) .
in case of difficulty .
A Specifications ...

1O7VR [En],
'
Connections
of
Audio
and
Video
components
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
Malfunction of microcomputer
If operation is not possible or erroneous display appears even
though
all
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
Auto
IN
ire}
tT ti
System
control cord
#1 The system control cord can
be
connected
when
a
Audio OUT
Video deck 2 or DVD/LD player
la
KENWOOD
audio
compo-
nent
system
is
connected.
Shape of AC outlets
USA. CANADA and
China
Australia
4 Other countries
| | »
ly To wail
AC outlet
VV
Vigeo IN
System control cora
ete CD player
Turntable
Video . ; Auaio
out Video deck 3 or video camera | 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 : 10¢em
Top panei : 50cm

1O7VR [En]
About
the
system
control
connections
(-
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.
“X88 Mode: lets you combine XT, KE, and X88 terminals
GLIB) Mode: for GLIB terminals only
This unit is compatible with both [XS$8] and [SL16] modes. It comes from the factory set to the [SL16] mode. To switch to the [XS8]
EXAMPLE: [XS8} mode connections
The underlined portion represents the setting of the system
contro! mode.
Turrtab @
Receiver
(SL16] [XS8}
AC Beconde System
{SL16) MO Recorde contrat
cord
| LD Piave-
Cassette Deck
Maltple
CD Plaver
(SL16} [XS] [XS8] [XR]
[SL16} [XS} [X$8]
mode, foitow the instructions in “SWITCHING BETWEEN [XS8] AND [SL16]“ below.
EXAMPLE: [SL16] mode connections
The underlined portion represents the setting of the system -
control mode.
' tumtab-e i
[SL16]
[X$3]
Recewe:
System
ist6) conte
cord
LD Paver
Muitiple
CD Player
{SL16] [XS] [XS8} [XR]
[SL16] [XS] [XS8}
e@Some CD players and cassette decks are not compatible with the [SL16] system control mode. Be sure to use the [XS8] system control mode wnen
making system connectiors with equiament tnat is not [SL16} compatible
eSome MD payers are not system contro: compatible You canrat make system control connections to this kind of equipment
cause a malfunction and damage your equipment
1 [SL16]equiorert cannot be combined witn [XRI. [XS], and [XS8] equipment for system operations. If your
py esuimment consists of tris kira of combination, please do not connect any system contro! cords Even
da without system control cords. normal operazians can be carried out without affecting performance '
2 Donotconnect system control cords to any components other than thase specified by KENWOOD. It may
3 Be sure tne system control plugs are ‘nserted al! the way :n to the system control terminals
| ABOUT THE SYSTEM CONTROL OPERATIONS
Remote Contro! {possible when the system control mode
matches}
Lets you operate source components with the system remote
supplied with this unit.
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 tne desired
position
eg
Om
(%$8)
>
all
@This operation does not affect the items stored in memory
1 Connect a° cords firmly If connections are !oose. tere could be loss of sound er noise produced
1 a power source wnich is 1a
ords or audio coras are nc
we
ts
ng and unolugging comreciicn cords, ne sure to frst remove the power card from the AC outlet Piugging / unplugging connection
ul removal of the power cord Can cause Malfurctuons or damage to the unit
er than that ingicated on tne socket at the rear of the unit
"connected prove'ly, the remote contro! or automatic operation between system components

IC?VR [Ent
‘
Connection
of
speakers
Powerd
Speaker
system
B
Center
Speaker
system
A
sub-woofer
(8Q
~
162)
speaker
(82.
~
1602)
R
i
(8Q
~
1622)
R
L
* Connect the speakers for use in
O® O surround piay to speaker sys-
— tem A.
Speaker system B does not out-
put sound during surround play.
a =
1 |
\
®t
@ Push lever.
Surround speakers
(4Q ~ 8Q)
e@Never
snort-crcult
tne
+
and
-
speaker
cords
For
the
symotom
ana
remedy
when
a
speaker
cord
is
shorted
-
28.
elf
tre
left
and
ight
speakers
are
connectes
nversely
or
if
the
speaker
cords
are
connected
with
reversed
polarity.
the
sound
becomes
unnatural
with
amb:guous
acoustic
‘rage
positioning
Be
sure
to
connect
the
speakers
and
speaker
cords
correctly
@ Connect a sud woote: If you want io ernance the bass sound Tne connected sub-woofer should be a power sub-woofer with a built-in amp

Connection of antenna
Connection method to each antenna terminal
@ Push lever. @ Insert cord. © Return lever.
Thea
TA
=A.
nS i oy]
“ay ‘
\¢
.
—
\
AM loop antenna connection
The supplied antennas for indoor use Place itas 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
FM indoor antenna connection FM outdoor antenna connection
The
accessory
antenna
is
for
temoorary
indoor
use
only
For
stable
signa
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
2
terminal
antenna ‘f you connect one outdoors
When using a commercially-available
oo T-shaped indoor antenna (300 2)
connect it to these terminals.
a /- (Remove the provided mdoor antenna if you
3001, connect a T-shaped indoor antenna |
——
ae
Pui out we le rotating

FIM
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
is
shipped.
However.
if
the
FM
DE-EMPHASIS
/
CHANNEL
SPACE
setting
1s
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
1s
not
expected.
in
this
case.
change
the
FM
DE-
EMPHASIS
/
CHANNEL
SPACE
setting
in
accordance
with
the
area
corresponding
to
the
table.
The
FM
DE-EMPHASIS
is
switched
over
at
the
same
time
@When
changing
the
setting
of
the
FM
DE-EMPHASIS
/
CHANNEL
SPACE
switch,
first
disconnect
the
power
cord
of
the
amplifier,
then
reset
the
channel
space
switch,
connect
the
power
cord
again,
and
turn
the
power
on
AQ7VR (En)
DE- AM 10kHz
= FM 100kHz
VU 50us
AM SkHz
FM SOkHz
L
Area
CHANNEL
FM
DE-
SPACE
freq.
|
EMPHASIS
U.S.A.,
Canada,
1
Hawai,
South
wv
100kHz
75
us
American
counties|
SM
10KH2
2)
Other
countries
FM;
50kHz
50
us
AM:
SkHz

SURROUND
nd:cator
3 STEREO
indicator
Sascieetcti
AOZVR [En]
MEMORY indicator
Source Dect
iaicator
TAPE 2 indicator al
TAPE 2
N.B Ait —__-N.B. ST-
indi
——_ DSP 'naicate:
Broadcast pane {-
inaicators
6 90 oY eg
STEREO
indicate’
Frequency d:sp’ay.
Input display
Preset charne: display
Surround moae display
TUNED indicator
| AUTO tunirg/AUTO
stereo reception indicator
a) °
|
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ep
ee
|
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a
Logs
5
6
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a
or
oon
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a
2.
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RECT
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QPOWER key @SPEAKERS A/B keys @N.B. key ~ 8
Press to switch tne power ON and OFF
@ STANDBY indicator
© SRS 30 indicator
Lignts wren the SRS 3D system is ON
OSPEAKERS indicator
rights when the speakers are ON
OSTEREO key 24
Press to turn the surround mode OFF
@DOLBY PRO LOGIC key ~22
@DOLBY 3 STEREO key - 24
OSRS 3D key 26
O INPUT SELECTOR knob
Rotate to select the input source
@VOLUME CONTROL knob
@®PHONES jack
Piug meadpnones inte ts jack
@AUTO key
Press to seiect tne tuning mode from the
3.t9 Tuning and manual! tuning modes —.17
Press and hoc the AUTO key for more tnar
2 ds 10 sw tch the VIDEO1 dispiay to
r-nput display cars
About the STANDBY indicator
Press to select the A and/or B speakers
system
@ DIRECT key = 38,
Press when tuning a broadcast station by
entering the digits of its frequencies
@ MEMORY key - 12,
Press when registering a broadcast sta-
tion in the preset memory
@ Numeric keys (1 to 0, +10)
@BAND key AL
Press to sw.tch the broadcasting band
@DISPLAY key
Press to switch the displayed information
between the surround mode display and
input selector display
Press and hold the DISPLAY key for more
thar. 2 seconds to switch the display bright-
ness
@ TUNING keys (v7, A}
Press to select a radio station
@ TAPE 2 MONITOR key 2
Press to monitor the sound being r
corded, etc
Press to compensate for the insuffi
ciency in the base sound
@DSP LOGIC key
@DSP key
@SOURCE DIRECT key
Press to listen to the source sound with
higher sound quality
@AV AUX (VIDEO) input terminals
Video input terminal
@ AV AUX (AUDIO) input terminals
Audio input terminal
Tris ur-t has a STANDBY ndicator, 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 “elerred 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
Vher tne uni is not to be used for a long perio of t-™e, unpiug the power cord from the power outlet

0
Names
of
kevs
and
their
functions
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
contro!
cords.
For
details
of
the
controllable
functions,
refer
to
the
instruction
manuals
of
these
components.
Model: RC-ROS05
Infrared ray system
( Numeric keys
{ Use numeric keys of the input sour
se-ectea
POWER key
Press to swach ON/OFF the power of this
un.t as wel: as the KENWOOD cor-ponents
connected tot through system contol cords
KENWOOD
Refer to the remote control key corre-
spondence
table
on
the
next
page.
[ INPUT keys
Press (L Se ect ine input
a
MUTE
key
Press to mute sound temporarily
: CENTER MODE key - 2
Pres tne center ode ir tne
VOLUME CONTROL keys
Press to adjust the volume
DOLBY PRG i OGIC surrourd Node
! VOLUME
CONTROL
‘es a _
SETUP
key
—
13
~
22
REN
ITE
CONTADI
L
Vi
|
LISTEN
MODE
key
=
24
=
26
Yess
t
set
uD
the
Da-aNce
OF
SutroU
8
RC-AI0SO5
24
=
25.
O55
To
Set
ub
the
Dance
OF
SuTround
p
ay
=
Press
to
select
the
type
of
the
surround
; mode
:
~
13
=
22
SOUND
key
7
13,
~
26,
|
Press
to
adjust
the
tore
: Loading batteries
@
Remove
the
cover.
@
Insert
batteries.
©
Close
the
cover.
-s:ze (R6 / SUM-3) batteries
y te polanty marking j

Operation
procedure
Switch ON the power of the main unit.
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.
*OPVA [En
ff
metre
eC n8y
@Pressrg the POWER key o
indicator 1S it turns tne Cow
power nas been turned ON
e@When two operator keys of tne remote como unit
successivety, press each key Securely rese'ving an int
ihan 1 second for each press
emote conto
er ON Press tre
Remote
control
key
correspondence
table
(For
KENWOOD
component
control
made)
GControlled component | | TAPE?
selection key TUNER | co | TAPE? #1
Operation key | (When used with a MD)
i
=s Laud P.CALL keys hd, ee Md,
Reca!s
preset
stanors
(Skip
key)
el
(Skip
key)
CP.CALL
= a a |
AUTO {Stop key} {Stop key) | (Stop key)
7
DISK SKIP | DISC SKIP key A/B key
| Press to select the aisc to Seiect TAPE AorB +100
ae +400 | se played
! i
Pa
—_
BAND
Key
.
mil mit
pil
BAND
cost
mere
sen
mero
{Play/pause
key)
{Forward
play
key)
{Play
key}
<< |
<=
=
(Tuning
keys)
<4,
>
Dd
<P
Cc Cc) Press * tone eroaacast | (Search key) {Search key) (Search key)
statior
« | ~?
ep) | (Reverse play key)
|
Approximate operating range ==
Model: RC-R0505 .
infrared ray system
No remote control key is marked MD. but the
TFAPE1 key can be used to control a MD player by
switching the display of the main unit from VIDEO1
to TAPE1 ther to MD 72
1 Tne supoied oattenes are intendec fo"
2 Wron tre remote-cortrolable a
3
senso |
suct a Case, charg
& ir operation checks Theretare, their lives may be snorter than ordinary batteries
tance gets shorter thar pefore, replace boir pattenes with new ones
Matiuncnuor may occur if direct sunigh: or the - gst of 2 high-frequency iighting fiucrescent lamp enters the remote controi sight
tem -nsta lalicr position to prevent the malfunction

2
Turn the power ON.
;
ON/STANDBY
EA} select the SPEAKERS key setting.
A- SPEAKERS -8
SRS 3D SPEAKERS
' ;
| stanogy O OE 9
“c nas
Light up tne ina-cator of the desred speakers
3 | Select the input source.
JO7VR [En]
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: ~ 8.
eS The sound output from SPEAKERS A and SPEAKERS
Note)
A,B OFF : The speakers do not output sound. Use this position when
listening sound through headphones, etc
AON The speakers connected to the SPEAKERS A terminals 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,BON - The speakers connected to the SPEAKERS A and B term:
nals on the rear panel output sound simultaneously
When the surround mode is entered while both SPEAKERS A and B are
ON, SPEAKERS B are turned OFF automatically
Ifthe SPEAKERS B key 1s pressed at this time, SPEAKERS B are turned
ON, and the surround mode is canceled
e@When the surround mode is entered while SPEAKERS 8 are ON,
SPEAKERS B are turned OFF automatically, SPEAKERS A are turned
ON and surround play starts
INPUT SELECTOR
iC)
Play the selected source.
5 | Adjust the volume.
The input sources are switched in the following order
r 1 TUNER (frequency display)
The selected source 1s
2 PHONO displayed
3 VIDEQ1 (TAPE 1 or MD)*! | -
4cD
md
5 VIDEO2 oT
le
6
AV
AUX
ties
*': Switching the VIDEO1 display to TAPE? or MD display
When a KENWOOD cassette deck or MD recorder is connected in the
ISL16] system control mode, the VIDEO 1 input should be switched to
the TAPE1 or MD input with the following operation
@QSelect VIDEO1 with the INPUT SELECTOR.
@Press and hold the AUTO key for more than 2 Note
seconds to select TAPE1 or MO.
{ ]
1 VIDEO1 ~— 2 TAPE1 - 3 MD
VOLUME CONTROL
(CY)
To decrease To increase
vclume DOWN! ue volume
Volume level is displayed
{
tert) 2 fp co la a i
Yok Oo co
eThe 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)
@The 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
© Adjust the tone
Qe,
aoe
a
To increase
ever IN ae
Levi
NTR
oly
To decease Sd
eve bad
The jevel can be adjusted between -8 and
+8 with an increment or decrement of 2
per press.
Adjusting the left/right sound balance
@ Ensure that the SURROUND, 3 STEREO
and S.DIRECT indicators are off.
_— @ Press the SETUP key twice.
SETUP
© Adjust the balance.
— To vecrease rand
tre ieft C
chanel sound — LEVEL
CONTROL
ie ro oscrease ~<D)
a the nght
chennel sound
— @ Press the SETUP key once or twice to
return to the previous input selector dis-
play.
SL aa
1O7VR [En]
Keys or controls to be used "1 this operation
Make sure that the light § cut
@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 it 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.
2 MIDDLE : Mode for adjusting the middle frequencies.
3 TREBLE =: Mode for adjusting the high frequencies.
4 End of setting
@
Adjustment
of
SRS(Sound
Retrieval
System)
3D
Stereo
Toc c 7
rt + ro
The aisplayed vaiue changes
Ti Make sure that the light 1s out
elf the SURROUND, 3STEREO or S.DIRECT indicators are lit, press the
STEREO key to turn them OFF
Positior of the left \ Ct Position of the right
speaxer indicates the center speaker
a
wee en Pe
Ind:cates the balance setting
Press twice if SUB-WOOFER has been set
Press once sf SUB-WOOFER has not been set
For how to set SUB-WOOFER 22,

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 SELECTOR
(CY)
@ Press the SOURCE DIRECT key.
SOURCE
DIRECT
Ls
© Playback the source.
i
AO7VR [En}
Keys 9° controls 10 be used ir ths operator
ughts
J
‘S.OIRECT.
@
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.
m7 TT '
Lo
Compensating
for
low
frequencies
(N.B.:
Natural
Bass
circuit)
NB. circuit $ used to compensate for the iow frequencies which are less
audibie during iow-volume fastening -
7” TT
Lights
When the S DIRECT is selected, the N.B. control keys are not effective
To cancel
Press the N.B. key again.
mT
Le LI

To listen through headphones
107VA [Er:
Keys OF CONIGIS lo be used in ts Gneraia"
@O Press the SPEAKERS key to OFF.
ee
A-SPEAKEAS-B
@ Plug headphones.
PHONES
H
©
Adjust
the
volume.
VOLUME
CONTROL
To mute sound temporarily
emote sonrounmeon's
| ‘Remote control unit only
SRS an
°
STANDBY
Make sure tne light is out
To cancel
Press the MUTE key again.

1O7VA (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
eSwitch
the
VIDEQ1
display
to
TAPE1
or
MD
with
tne
following
operation
@ Select VIDEO1 with the INPUT SELECTOR.
©
Press
and
hold
the
AUTO
key
for
more
than
2
seconds.
Each press switcnes the a:spiay
f
1 VIDEO1 ~ 2 TAPEtT --
1
3 MD
To
record
a
music
source
@ Select the source to be recorded.
INPUT SELECTOR
(CY)
Seiect an input
source other thar:
TAPE 1
@ Put the cassette deck in record-pause
mode.
© Play the source and start recording.
Copying
tape
(Tape
dubbing
TAPE
2—
TAPE
1)
@ Press the TAPE 2 MONITOR key.
INING TAPE
Bano ospLay SONNE MONITOR
© Select a source other than TAPE 1.
INPUT SELECTOR
(CY
© Play cassette deck 2 and start recording
on cassette deck 1.
A
Copying
tape
(Tape
dubbing
TAPE
1—>
TAPE
2}
@ 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
MONITOR
The
input
sources
are
switched
in
the
following
order
1
TUNER
(frequency
display)
2
PHONO
3
VIDEO1
(TAPE?
or
MD)
4cbD
5 VIDEO2
6 AV AUX
e@The
VIDEO)
display
can
be
switched
to
the
display
of
other
input
by
using
the
procedure
described
in
“Preparation”
above
@For
the
synchro
recording
with
a
cassette
deck
and/or
MD
recorder,
refer
to
the
respective
instruction
manuals
et
is
not
possible
the
VIDEO1
or
MD
input
to
TAPE
1
because
all
of
these
components
should
use
the
same
INPUT
SELECTOR
position
Lignts
#For
copying
a
tape
using
a
double
cassette
deck,
read
the
instruction
manual
of the
double
cassette
deck.
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.
It
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

Wy
Keys of controls to be used in this operation
Receiving
broadcast
stations
Select the TUNER input.
The input sources are switched in the following order
INPUT
SELECTOR
‘TUNER
(frequency
display)
Freauercy
display
7PHONO
mam
[ie
ee
ee
ee
eThe
last
frequency
tuned
before
is
displayed
oo
@*!:
How
to
switch
the
display
wal
B Select the broadcast band.
Each press switches the band as follows
1—FM
TUNING | TAPE?
BAND
DISPLAY
vy
_~A_MONITOR
2
AM
ine
*
_
a
mute
[ra
nee
« “FM” indicator
3 Select the tuning method.
Each
press
switches
the
turning
method
as
follows
1 AUTO lit (auto tuning)
2
AUTO
not
lit
(manual
tuning)
AUTO DIRECT MEMORY
:
an
coo
rim
2
ae)
°
ty
iid
aie
wet
e
Usually,
set
the
switch
to
AUTO
(auto
tuning)
gnts
Select
manual
tuning
when
noise
interferes
due
to
weak
radio
wave
(The
stereo
broadcasting
1s
received
in
monaural
during
manual
tuning
}
Select a station.
Frequency display
To increase frequency — 7 j--- _
TUNING | TAPE2
BAND
oiseLay
JUNING
|
MONITOR
stot
eaeen
ee,
oases
AUTH
1
CL seem
To decrease
frequency
“TUNED” iights up when a
a
station
is
tunea.
Auto
tuning
The
next
station
found
is
tuned
automatically
Manual
tuning
:
Press
repeatedly
or
hold
until
a
station
is
tuned
@
The
same
operation
is
also
available
with
the
om]
and
fan)
keys
of
the
remote
control
unit

Keys oF controis to be used in th:s aperatia>
Receiving
radio
stations
by
specifying
its
frequency
Select the TUNER input.
INPUT SELECTOR
(CY)
8 Select the broadcast band.
The
input
sources
are
switched
in
the
fol
owing
order
‘1
TUNER
(frequency
display)
TUNING | TAPEZ
BAND DISPLAYS A MONITOR
a
3 | Specify the frequency.
@ Press the DIRECT key.
AUTO DIRECT MEMORY
some
—
@ Enter the frequency of the desired
Station.
2:PHONO
‘3
VIDEO?
(TAPE1
or
MD)
cD
5: VIDEO2
6 AV AUX Frecuency aspiay
=
a
a
.
ons
a
-
=
—
cacy
mr
Rurro.
fer]
tL
LL
Lona
Each press switches the band as follaws
1 FM
2 AM
we
ae
ee
Fun
7eex
LT
ee
re
ee
“AM” or “EM™ ingicator
Binks
CT
Ra
aur”
!
ii
_
.
MHz
Press
the
numeric
keys
according
to
the
frequency
to
be
tuned
as
shown below
*AM10kH2/FM100kHz
territories
(U.S
A.,
Canada,
etc
}
AM
810
kHz
|
10
kHz
space}
AM
1260
kHz
(
10
kHz
space}
FM
83
MHz
(100
kHz
space)
FM
92.5
MHz
(100
kHz
space)
*AM9kH2/FM50kHz
territories
(other
countrses)
AM
810
kHz
{
9
kHz
space}
AM
1260
kHz
(
9
kHz
space)
FM
89
MHz
(
50
KH2-space}
FM
92.5
MHz
{
50
kHz
space!
"FM
DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL
SPACE
switch
-
Frequency
indicator
[FM]
“TUNED™ Ights up when a station is tuned
elf
you
mace
a
rristake,
the
frequency
display
binks
fora
few
seconds
In
TPs
case.
reneat
sten
Bl
fram
the
bea:nning

Preparation @Select tne TUNER insui
@ Select the receiving band.
© Select a station or frequency.
© Press the MEMORY key during receiving
a station.
AUTO DIRECT MEMORY
Nl
we
Proceed to step © within 5 sec.|
“oF (If more thar 5 sec nave erapsed, press the
* MEMORY xey again.)
O Select one of the preset numbers from 1
to 30.
Receiving a preset station
Press the preset number of the desired
station.
Kevs cr contols to be used im ths operavar
Storing radio stations in memory (Station preset)
Lanrts up ter § seci
Lignts up Hor 6 sec.:
To store in “15”
To store in “20"
© Repeat steps @ ~ @ for each of the stations to be stored in memory
elf a station Is stored in a preset numoer which has already stored a
station memory under it, the previous memory is replaced by the new
memory content
Press the numeric keys in the following order
To reca!l "20" mas)
elf you make a mistake In entering the figure of 10, press the key
repeatedly until the original display is shown, then enter the correct
To reca'l “15”
number
Preset numoer stored -n memory
a:
Receiving all preset stations in order (P. CALL)
7 The preset aumber The preset pur per
aeceases nereases
ro Doel Leal
aS
PCA
Every me the key is pressed, the next station in the order of the preset
number ss received
When you press C7 key, .......... f
cat
qe
Be
Qe
28~-29~-30
Wh
ess)
key,.
I
¥
en
you
pri
on,
KEY:
4
2
Qed
28
~29~30
Preset stations will be recerved suc-
If the key 1s heid pressed
cessively for about halfa second each

itr
peeeeee:
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.
FQ Select the VIDEO? , VIDEO2 or AV AUX input.
INPUT SELECTOR
= (7)
AO?7VR [En]
Keys or cortrois to be useg in this operation
3 Play the video deck.
The input sources are switched in the following orde:
1 TUNER (frequency display)
PHONO
VIDEO? (TAPE1 or MD)*!
cb
VIDEO2
AV AUX
“VIDEO1" “VIDEO2“ or “AV AUX” should be displayed
onewn
te T Theor ot
You geou
@Select
the
input
to
which
a
video
deck
is
connected
@*'
How
to
switch
the
display
1
=
16,
e@For
the
operations
of
the
monitor
TV
and
video
deck,
refer
to
their
Instruction
manuais
Recording
of
video
source
(VIDEO
2/
AV
AUX
—
VIDEO
1)
Connect the video source component to be
played.
FE} Select the VIDEO2 or AV AUX input.
(NPUT SELECTOR
(CY)
3 | Play the source component.
Start recording on the recording video deck.
Connect
the
component
to
be
played
to
the
VIDEO
2
or
AV
AUX
yacks
@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
1 TUNER (frequency display)
2 PHONO
3,
VIDEO1
(TAPE1
or
MD)*2
4 CD
5 VIDEO2
6 AV AUX
“VIDEO2” or “AV AUX” should be displayed
eT hn ma 4
7°? For the display switching method
@
Start
recording
with
the
video
deck
which
is
connected
to
the
VIDEO
1
jacks