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Kenwood KR-V77R User manual

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SERVICE
MANUAL
©1988-6
PRINTED
IN
JAPAN
B51-3569-00
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Slide
switch
(POWER)
Front
glass
Metallic
cabinet
Knob
ass‘y
(S40-1064-05)
(B10-0962-03)
(A01-1650-01)
(K29-3253-04)
Knob
(GE)
Panel
Knob
(SEL)
(K29-2994-03)
(A20-5535-02)
(K29-2995-03)
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Knob
(GE)
Escutcheon
Knob
(SEL)
Remote
controller
ass'y*
(E11-0162-05)
(K29-2993-03)
(BO7-1815-04)
(K29-2996-03)
(A70-)
Knob
(SPEAKERS)
Foot
Knob
(MATRIX
SURROUND)
Dressing
plate
({K27-1304-04)x2
(JO2-01
70-04)
x4
(K29-2999-04)
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(BO3-2451-04)
Slide
switch*
Miniature
phone
jack
(SYSTEM)
AC
outlet*
($31-2072-05)
{E11-0165-05)
(E03-0086-05)
Screw
terminal
board
(2P)
ANT
Binding
post
Phono
jack
Lock
terminal
board
(8P)
SPEAKER
Slide
switch
(Power
type)
AC*
({E20-0318-05)
(NO8-01
28-35)
(E13-0487-05)
(£20-0823-05)
($31-2128-05)
Puxtaid
Phono
jack
(8P)
TAPE1,2
Lock
terminal
board
(SURROUND
SP)
AC
power
cord*
(E13-0820-05)
(€20-0475-05)
_
(E30-)
Phono
jack
(6P)
PHONO,CD,AUX
Phono
jack
(6P)
VIDEO1,2
Slide
switch
Power
cord
bushing
(E13-0621-05)
{E13-0621-05)
(IMPEDANCE
SELECTOR)
(J42-0083-05)
($31-2136-05)
*
Refer
to
parts
list
on
page
51.
KR-V77R
CONTENTS/CONTROLS
AND
INDICATORS
CONTENTS
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AND
INDICATORS
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SPECIFICATIONS
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BACK
COVER
Saar,
KR-V77R
@
POWER
switch
Press
this
switch
to
turn
on
power.
Press
it
again
to
turn
power
off.
@
SPEAKERS
A
and
B
switches
A,B
OFF
-
This
position
silences
all
speakers
to
permit
private
use
of
headphones.
A
ON
-
Activates
speakers
connected
to
the
SPEAKERS
A
terminals
on
the
rear
panel.
B
ON
-
Activates
speakers
connected
to
the
SPEAKERS
B
terminals
on
the
rear
panel.
A,B
ON
-
Activates
speakers
connected
to
the
SPEAK-
ERS
A
and
B
terminals
simultaneously.
Note:
——_—_____________-_____—-
When
the
SPEAKERS
A
and
B
switches
are
used
at
the
same
time,
the
speakers
connected
to
the
SPEAKERS
A
and
B
terminals
are
connected
in
series.
In
this
respect,
whenever
using
the
SPEAK-
ERS
A
and
B
switches
at
the
same
time,
be
sure
that
two
pairs
of
speakers
are
connected
to
the
terminals
A
and
B,
otherwise
no
sound
is
output.
©
PHONES
jack
Stereo
headphones
are
plugged
into
this
jack.
©
EQ
(Equalizer)
PRESET
keys
Use
these
keys
to
store
equalizer
curves
in
memory
or
to
‘recall
them.
PGM:
User-adjusted
equalizer
curves
can
be
programmed
as
desired
and
stored
in
memory:
up
to
five
patterns.
SET:
Five
factory-preset
equalizer
curves
are
stored
in
memory.
Up
to
10
equalizer curve
memories
are
available
in
total.
Press
the
PGM/SET
key
to
select
either
the
user-
programmed
pattern
or
the
factory-preset
pattern.
©
Equalizer
level
controls
Adjust
these
controls
up
and
down
to
equalize
the
sound
by
+12
dB
to
the
center
frequency
indicated.
@
Equalizer
function
keys
@
Equalizer
preset
mode
key
(PGM/SET)
Each
time
this
key
is
pressed,
the
recall
mode
of
the
equalizer
preset
curves
alternates
between
PGM
(user
programmed
patterns)
and
SET
(factory
preset
patterns).
CONTROLS
AND
INDICATORS
@
Equalizer
preset
MEMORY
key
This
key
is
used
to
store
an
equalizer
curve
into
the
PGM
PRESET
memories.
First,
select
the
desired
equalizer
curve
and
then
press
this
key.
Then
press
any
of
the
PRESET
(A
to
E)
keys.
The
selected
equalizer
curve
will
be
stored
in
the
memory
indicated
by
the
PRESET
key
pressed.
@
Equalizer
(EQ,
ON)
key
Press
this
switch
to
ON
and
the
frequency
characteristic
will
be
modified
by
passing
through
the
graphic
equalizer.
In
the
DEFEAT
position,
the
frequency
characteristic
remains
unchanged.
@
EQ
REC
key
Used
when
recording
the
source
onto
the
tape’
deck
through
the
equalized
response
of
the
graphic
equalizer.
@
System
memory
keys
@
SYSTEM
MEMORY
channel
key
(M-1/M-2)
Two
groups
of
memory
can
be
used
with
the
preset
channel
key
of
the
System
Memory
system.
After
entering
the
memory
preset
mode
by
pressing
the
SYSTEM
MEMO-
RY
key,
press
the
M-1
or
M-2
key.
@
System
MEMORY
key
This
key
is
used
to
store
the
currently
playing
condition
in
memory.
©
DOLBY
SURROUND
key
Press
this
key
to
activate
or
deactivate
the
surround
output.
In
the
KR-V77R,
MATRIX
surround
mode
is
automatically
entered
when
this
key
is
pressed.
With
the
KR-V77R,
when
the
speaker
selector
switch
at
the
rear
is
set
to
80.
OR
MORE,
the
surround
mode
cannot
be
obtained.
©
Input
selector
switches
TAPE
1-Press
this
switch
to
play
back
a
tape
deck
connected
to
the
TAPE
1
jacks.
TAPE
2/MONITOR
-
Press
this
switch
to
play
back
a
tape
deck
connected
to
the
TAPE
2
jacks.
(The
TAPE
2
switch
is
Operated
in
priority
to
any
other
audio
input
systems.)
VIDEO
1
-
Selects
the
video
recorders
connected
to
the
VIDEO
1
jacks.
:
VIDEO
2-Select
the
video
recorders
connected
to
the
VIDEO
2
jacks.
CD
-
Selects
the
source
connected
the
CD
jacks.
PHONO
-Selects
the
program
source
played
on
the
turntable.
TUNER
-
Selects
the
tuner
mode.
AUX
-
Selects
the
source
connected
the
AUX
jacks.
@
AUDIO
INJECTION
key
Press
this
key
ON
when
replacing
the
sound
of
VIDEO
2
with
that
of
AUDIO
source
is
required
on
dubbing
between
VIDEO
sources.
KR-V77F
@®
MUTING
key
When
the
muting
key
is
pressed,
the
MUTING
indicator
in
the
display
window
will.flash,
and
the
overall
listening
sound
level
is
reduced.
When
the
key
is
pressed
again.
you
can
restore
exactly
the
same
listening
level
as
before.
@
REMOTE
SENSOR
Point
the
supplied
remote
control
unit
towards
this
sensor
and
operate.
@®
REMOTE
POWER
STAND
BY
indicator
This
indicator
lights
so
far
as
the
power
cord
is
plugged
into
the
AC
outlet.
It
is
lit
to
show
that
the
POWER
switch
on
the
front
panel
or
the
POWER
key
on
the
remote
control
unit
can
be
activated.
@®
BALANCE
contro!
key
Governs
the
amount
of
sound
coming
from
each
paired
speakers
to
get
optimum
stereo
effect.
Pressing
the
RIGHT
key
will
decrease
the
left
channel
volume
and
pressing
the
LEFT
key
will
decrease
the
right
channel
volume.
When
the
BALANCE
controls
is
pressed,
display
window
shows
the
BALANCE
indicator.
@
MAIN
VOLUME
control
key
This
contro!
adjusts
the
left-
and
right-channel
volumes
simultaneously.
Set
it
for
the
desired
listening
level.
Pressing
the
up
(A)
side
increases
the
volume
and
pressing
the
down
(V)
side
decreases
it.
Indicator
(A)
or
(V)
blinks
when
this
unit
is
operated
directly
or
with
the
remote
control
unit.
The
volume
level
of
the
rear
speakers
are
controlled
at
the
same
time.
@
Band
selector
switches
FM
-
For
FM
broadcasts.
AWMi
-
For
AM
broadcasts.
@®
Numeric
(1
~
0/10)
keys
Use
these
keys
to:
1)
input
directly
the
digits
of
frequencies,
or
2)
store
and
recall
frequencies
in
the
preset
channel.
@
Tunning
function
keys
@
DIGIT
key
In
the
station
name
input
mode,
pressing
this
key
advances
the
column
after
selecting
the
character
with
the
Tuning
UP/DOWN
key.
When
this
operation
is
repeated
four
time,
the
station
name
input
mode
will
be
released
automatically.
@
CHARACTER
key
Press
this
key
to
activate
the
station
name
input
mode.
KR-V77R
CONTROLS
AND
INDICATORS
@
PRESET
SCAN
key
Use
this
key
for
preset
channel
scanning.
When
a
frequency
stored
in
the
preset
memory
is
being
received,
pressing
this
key
shifts
the
reception
to
the
next
frequency
stored
in
the
preset
memory.
(The
preset
channels
are
scanned
in
the
order
1,
2......
11,12...
20,)
To
stop
a
scanning
operation,
press
the
SCAN
key
again.
@
MEMORY
key
When
the
input
mode
is
TUNER,
use
this
key
to
store
new
broadcast
station
data
in
the
preset
channel
memory.
By
pressing
the
MEMORY
key,
setting
the
preset
channel
to
1-10
or
11-20
and
by
pressing
one
of
the
numeric
keys,
the
frequency
being
received
is
stored
in
the
memory
in
the
numeric
key
pressed.
@
DIRECT
key
Used
to
tune
to
the
station
directly.
Input
the
desired
frequency
numerics
with
the
numeric
keys
after
pressing
the
DIRECT
key.
@
Preset
function
(1-10/11-20)
key
Used
to
select
1-10
or
11-20
setting
for
the
preset
channel.
In
either
FM
or
AM
mode,
20
stations
can
be
preset
as
random
as
each
setting
(1-10"
or
11-20")
can
contain
10
preset
stations.
indicator
“1-10”
lights
when
“1-10”
setting
is
used,
and
indicator
“11-20”
lights
when
“41-20”
setting
is
used.
@
AUTO/MANUAL
(MONO)
key
When
this
key
is
pressed,
the
AUTO
indicator
will
light.
The
frequency
will
automatically
stop
at
a
station
in
automatic
tuning
mode.
When
a
stereo
broadcast
is
received,
the
output
sound
is
automatically
changed
to
stereo.
@
TUNING
keys
Used
to
change
the
frequency.
Pressing
UP
side
will
advance
to
the
higher
frequency
and
pressing
DOWN
side
to
the
lower
frequency.
In
the
station
name
input
mode,
this
key
is
used
to
select
the
character.
@®
Display
window
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@
In
graphic
equalizer
mode,
displays
the
equalizer
level
display,
the
music
spectrum
analyzer
display
and
peak
hold
display.
@
Displays
when
storing
or
recalling
equalizer
preset
channel
in
memory.
@®
Lights
when
the
Memory
(EQ)
key
is
pressed
to
store
the
desired
equalizer
curve.
(@
Lights
when
the
TAPE-2
key
is
pressed.
@
VIDEO
monitor
out
indicator.
©
Lights
when
the
AUDIO
INJECTION
key
is
pressed.
@
This
displays
the
input
mode,
preset
channel,
station
name,
front
volume
level,
rear
level,
balance,
DOLBY
surround
(KR-V87R),
EQ
preset
channel,
SPI
level
(KR-V87R),
system
memory
indicator.
“1-10"or
“11-20”
lights
according
to
the
selection
of
the
preset
function
keys.
@)
Front
volume
level
indicator
This
indicator
displays
the
volume
level
for
the
front-
channel
speakers.
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VOLUME
LEVEL
@®
Rear
volume
level
indicator
(KR-V87R)
The
volume
level
of
the
rear-channel
speakers
is
indicat-
ed
within
a
+
20
dB
range.
@
Flashes
when
the
MUTING
key
is
pressed.
@
Displays
the
digital
frequency
display.
@
Displays
the
tuner
band
“FM”
or
“AM”
In
tuner
mode,
lights
when
a
stereo
broadcast
is
tuned
in.
@
In
tuner
mode,
lights
when
a
station
is
tuned
in.
Lights
during
auto
tuning.
@
Lights
when
the
MEMORY
key
is
pressed.
@
This
indicator
lights
when
EQ
REC
(equalizer
recording)
key
is
pressed.
Lights
when
the
Equalizer
(EQ.
ON)
key
is
set
to
“ON”.
Lights
when
the
Equalizer
(EQ..
ON)
key
is
set
to
“DEFEAT”.
@
Lights
when
the
Equalizer
preset
mode
(PGM/SET)
key
is
set
to
“PGM”.
‘@
Lights
when
the
Equalizer
preset
mode
(PGM/SET)
key
is
set
to
“SET”.
CONTROLS
AND
INDICATORS
@
Listening
to
AM/FM
1.
Press
the
Power
switch
to
ON.
2.
Press
the
TUNER
key
of
the
input
selector.
3.
Select
FM
or
AM
of
the
band
(FM/AM)
selector.
4.
Tune
to
the
required
station
with
following
proce-
dures:
Auto
tuning,
Manual
tuning
or
Direct
tuning.
Auto
tuning
1.
Press
the
AUTO/MANUAL
(MONO)
key
to
set
to
“AUTO”.
2.
Press
the
UP
or
DOWN
TUNING
key:
The
frequency
will
automatically
increase
or
decrease
until
a
station
with
sufficient
signal
level
is
received.
To
stop
the
frequency
scanning
before
a
station
is
received,
press
the
AUTO/MANUAL
key
to
set
to
“MANUAL”.
3.
Adjust
the
VOLUME
control
to
the
required
listening
level
and
use
the
graphic
equalizer
control
to
adjust
the
sound
to
your
own
preference.
Manual
tuning
1.
Press
the
AUTO/MANUAL
(MONO)
key
to
set
to
“MANUAL”.
2.
Press
the
UP/DOWN
TUNING
key
to
tune
in
the
desired
Station.
To
continuously
increase
or
decrease
frequencies,
hold
the
TUNNING
key
depressed.
3.
Adjust
the
VOLUME
control
to
the
required
listening
level
and
use
the
graphic
equalizer
control
to
adjust
the
sound
to
your
own
preference.
Direct
tuning
1.
Select
FM
or
AM
with
the
FM,
AM
selector
switch.
2.
Press
the
DIRECT
key.
3.
Input
the
desired
frequency
with
numeric
keys.
4,
The
receiver
enters
the
radio
reception
mode
just
after
the
frequency
value
has
been
input.
(If
the
input
value
is
outside
the
tuning
range,
the
frequency
display
flashes
for
5
seconds
and
the
receiver
returns
to
the
radio
reception
mode
of
the
last
channel.)
@
Presetting
broadcast
station
data
In
total
up
to
20
stations
data
(station
frequency
and
station
name)
can
be
stored
in
memory.
1.
Select
the
desired
station
with
either
AUTO
tuning,
MANUAL
tuning
or
DIRECT
tuning.
2.
Input
the
broadcast
station
name
in
accordance
with
the
character
input
procedure.
For
the
broadcast
station
names,
up
to
4
characters
can
be
input.
@
When
the
contents
in
item
2
is
not
required
for
display
memory.
proceed
to
item
3
after
item
1.
3.
Press
the
preset
function
key
to
select
1-10"
or
“14-20”.
4.
Press
the
MEMORY
key.
(The
MEMORY
indicator
lights.)
5.
Press
one
of
the
numeric
keys:
The
frequency
being
tuned
in
and
the
station
name
are
stored.
Character
input
procedure
1.
Press
the
CHARACTER
button
to
set
the
character
input
mode.
The
first
column
of
the
character
display
section
begins
flashing.
2.
Press
the
TUNING
UP/DOWN
key
to
select
the
character.
3.
When
the
desired
character
is
displayed,
press
the
DIGIT
key.
Flashing
will
shift
to
the
next
column.
4.
Repeat
procedure
3
and
4
for
four
times
to
complete
inputting.
The
character
input
mode
will
be
released.
@
Even
in
the
middle
of
inputting.
pressing
the
CHARAC-
TER
key
again
will
release
the
character
input
mode.
At
this
time,
the
data
which
has
been
input
is
valid.
Example
1:
To
preset
the
91.50
MHz
FM
broadcast
and
a
station
name
“W
N
Y”
when
the
station
other
than
the
preset
channel
memories
is
received.
1.
Tune
to
91.50
MHz
FM
broadcast.
wo
CREEP
G
iS
Cae
Lp
|
(PRES
ee
3
eee
2.
Press
the
CHARACTER
key.
3.
Press
the
TUNING
UP
key
twenty-three
time
to
select
Wy"
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J
>
KLM
o>
NO

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