MANUAL DE USUARIO Kenwood vr6050

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KENWOOD

AUDIO VIDEO SURROUND RECEIVER

VR-6050
KRFW706OD
KRFW6060D
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
KENWOOD CORPORATION

This instruction manual is for some models. Model availability and features
(functions) may differ depending on the country and sales area.

About the supplied remote control


Compared to standard remote controls, the remote control supplled with this receiver has several
operation tmodes These modes enable the remote control to control other audlo/vldeo components. In
order to effectively use the remote control It IS Important to read the operating lnstructlons and obtain a
proper understandlng of the remote control and how to switch Its operation modes (etc.).
Using the remote control without completely understanding Its design and how to swtch the operatton
modes may result in ltxorrect operatjons.

860-5192-00 00 @A (K, P, T, M, Y, X, I) ih-: 0109


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Before applying the power /I’m Caution : Read this page carefully
operation.
to ensure safe

Units are designed for operation as follows.


*AC voltage selection
U.S.A. and Canada.. ......................................... AC 120 V only The AC voltage selector switch on the rear panel is set to the voltage
Australia ........................................................... that prevarls rn the area to whrch the unit IS shipped Before
AC 240 V only
connecting the power cord to your AC outlet, make sure that the
Europe and U.K. ............................................... AC 230 V only
settrng positron of this swatch matches your line voltage If not, rt
China and Russia ............................................. AC 220 V only must be set toyourvoltage II- accordancewith the followrng drrectron
Other countries .......... AC 1 IO-120 I 220-240 V switchable”
AC voltage selector switch

For the United Kingdom


Factory fitted moulded mains plug

1. The mains plug contains a fuse. For replacement, use only a 13-
Amp ASTA-approved (BSI 3621 fuse.
2. The fuse cover must be refttted when replacing the fuse II- the
moulded plug.
3 Do not cut off the mains plug from thus equrpment. If the plug fitted
IS not suitable for the power pornts rn your home or the cable IS too Note:
short to reach a power point, then obtatn an appropriate safety Our warranty does not cover damage caused by excessive lrne
approved extensron lead or adapter, or consult your dealer. voltage due to rmproper settrng of the AC voltage selector swatch
If nonetheless the marns plug IS cut off, remove the fuse and
dispose of the plug immedrately, to avoid a possible shock hazard
by Inadvertent connectron to the marns supply

IMPORTANT. The wares rn the mains lead are coloured rn accordance


wrth the followrng code,

Blue : Neutral
Brown Love

Do not connect those leads to the earth terminal of a three-pin plug

Safety precautions

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

CAUTION. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT


REMOVE COVER (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 EN-
CLOSURE THAT MAY BE OF SUFFICIENT MAGNITUDE TO
CONSTITUTE A RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK TO PERSONS

AA
THEEXCLAMATION POINTWITHINAN EQUILATERALTRI-
ANGLE IS INTENDED TO ALERT THE USER TO THE PRES-
ENCE OF IMPORTANT OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE
(SERVICING) INSTRUCTIONS IN THE LITERATUREACCOM-
PANYING THE APPLIANCE.

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Before applying the power

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

In case of difficulty.. ........................................ 40


n Specifications .................................................. 42
Unpacking 3
How to use this manual 4
Special features 5
Names and functions of parts ....,.................,.. 6
MaIn Unit 6
Remote control unit (RC-R0725) (KRF-V7060D)
and (RC-R0727) (VR-6050/KRF-V6060D). 7
Remote control unrt (RC-R0726) (KRF-V6060D)
(For the U.K. onlv) 8
S.&g up the &stem ..................................,..,., 9
Connecting audro components 10
Connecting video components. 11
DIgItal connections 12
Connecting a DVD player (S-channel Input). 13
Connecting the speakers. 14
Connecting the terminals 15
Connecting to the AV AUX lacks 16
Connecting the antennas 16
Connecting the system control 17 Unpacking
Preparing the remote control 17
Preparing for surround sound ....................... 18 Unpack the unit carefully and make sure that all accessones are present.
Speaker settings 18
FM indoor antenna (1) AM loop antenna (1)
Normal playback .............................................. 21
Preparing for playback 21
Listening to a source component 21
AdlustIng the sound.
Recording .......................................................... ii _------ ------- ----
Recording audio (analog sources) 23
For VR-6050/KRF-V6060D
Recordrng vrdeo 23
Remote control untt (I) Batteries (RG/AA) (2)
Recording audio (digItal sources) RC-R0727
Listening to radio broadcasts ..............:........ ii
Tul?lng (non-RDS) radio stations 24
Using RDS (Radio Data System)
(For the U K only) 24
Presetting radio stations rmanually 24 __----- --------- --
Recelvlng preset statlons 25 For KRF-V6060D
Recelvlng preset statlons II? order (P CALL) 25 (For the U.K. onlyl
Using the RDS DISP iDIsplay) key Remote control unit (1) Batteries (RG/AA) (2)
25 RC-R0726
(For the U K only)
Presetting RDS stations (RDS AUTO MEMORY)
(For the U K onlyi 26
Tuning by Program TYpe (PTY search)
(For the U K only) ______-------
Ambience effects .....I............ ., .,......... . ........ SY For KRF-V7060D
Surround [modes 27 Remote control unll (1) Batteries (RG/AA) (2)
Surround play 29 RC-R0725
DVD G-channel playback 30
Convenient functlons 30

Basic remote control operations for other ---------------


components ....................................................... 33 *AC plug adaptor (2)
Reglstenng setup codes for other
*Use to adapt the plug on the pow<
coimponents 33
cord to the shape of the wall outlet.
Operating other components 34 @ Q ,s”ecessary)
(Accessory only for regions where u:
Setup code chart
(RC-R07271 WR-6050/KRF-V6060Di
(RC-R0725) (KRF-V7060D) 35 If any acccessorles are mlsslng, or If the unit IS damaged or fails to
Setup code chart operate, notify your dealer Immediately. If the unrt was shopped to you
(RC-R0726) (KRF-V6060D) directly, notify your shlpper Immediately. Kenwood recommends that
(For the U K only) 36 you retaln the origInal carton and packing materials In case you need to
CASSETTE deck, CD player & MD recorder move or ship the unit In rhe future
operations 37 Keep this manual handy for future reference.
Other romooI?ents’ oDeratIons 38 EN
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Before applying the power

How to use this manual


br the U.S.A.
Thus manual IS drvrded Into four sectrons. Preparatrons, Operatrons,
Remote Control, and Addrtional InformatIon FCC WARNRQG
Thrsequrpment maygenerateoruseradrofrequencyenergy Changes
Preparations or modrfrcatrons to thus equipment may cause harmful Interference
Shows you how to connect your audio and video components to the unless the modrficatrons are expressly approved rn the rnstructron
recerver and prepare the surround processor manual The user could lose the authority to operate this equrpment
Since thus recerver works wrth all your audro and vrdeo components, we If an unauthorized change or modifrcatron IS made.
will guide you rn settrng up your system to be as easy as possrble
NOTE:
Operations This equrpment has been tested and found to complywrth the lkmrts for
Shows you how to operate the varrous functrons avariable on the a Class B drgrtal device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These
receiver. lrmrts are desrgned to provide reasonable protectron against harmful
interference rn a resrdentral installatron. This equipment may cause
Remote Control harmful interference to radio communrcatrons, rf It IS not Installed and
Shows you how to operate other components usrng the remote control, used rn accordance wrth the rnstructrons. However, there IS no guaran-
as well as a detailed explanation of all remote control operatrons. Once tee that Interference wrll not occur rn a partrcular rnstallatron If thrs
you have registered your components wrth the proper setup codes, you’ll equipment does cause harmful Interference to radio or televisron
be able to operate both thus recerverand yourotherAVcomponents (TV, reception, whrch can be determrned by turnrng the equrpment off and
VCR, DVD player, CD player, etc.) usrng the remote control supplied wrth on, the user IS encouraged to try to correct the Interference by one or
thus recerver. more of the followrng measures:
- - Reorient or relocate the recervrng antenna
Additional Information - - Increase the separation between the equipment and recerver
- - Connect the equrpment Into an outlet on a crrcurt drfferent from
Shows you additronal rnformatron such as “In case of difficulty” ftrouble- that to whrch the recerver IS connected.
shootrng) and “Specifrcatrons”. -- Consult the dealeroran experienced radro/TV technrcian for help

Maintenance of the unit For the U.S.A.


When the front panel or case becomes drrty, wrpe wrth a soft, dry
cloth. Do not use thrnner, benzene, alcohol, etc. for these agents may This remrnder IS provrded to call the CATVsystem rnstaller’s attentron
cause drscoloratron. to Artrcle 820-40 of the NEC that provrdes guidelines for proper
grounding and, rn partrcular, speciiies that the cable ground shall be
connected to the grounding system of the burldrng. as close to the
In regard to contact cleaner
point of cable entry as practrcal.
Do not use contact cleaners because It could cause a malfunctron. Be
specrally careful not to use contact cleaners contarnrng 011,for they
may deform the plastrc component
AS an ENERGY STAR@ Partner, Kenwood Corpora-
tron has determrned that this product meets the
gurdelrnes for energy effrcrency
Thus product can save energy Savrng energy re-
duces arr pollutron and lowers utrlrty brlls.

Memory back up function


Please note that the followrng Items wrll be deleted from the unrt’s
memory If the power cord IS drsconnected from the AC outlet for
approxrmately 1 day.
l Power mode. l Distance settrng
l Input selector settings. l Input mode setting.
l Picture output. l Mrdnrght mode settrng.
l Speaker ON/OFF. l PRO LOGIC II mode setting
l Volume level. l CS II mode settrng
l BASS, TREBLE, INPUT level. l Broadcast band.
. TONE ON/OFF. l Frequency settrng
l LOUDNESS ON/OFF. l Preset statrons.
l Dimmer level. l Tunrng mode.
l MD/TAPE settrngs. l DSP mode.
l Listen mode setting. l ACTIVE EQ mode.
l Speaker settings. l SPEAKER EQ mode.
l SW RE-MIX ON/OFF.

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Before aoolvino the oower

SpeciaQfeaturm
True home theater sound DSP surround modes
Thrs receiver lrvcorporates a wide varrety of surround modes to brrng you The DSP (Drgrtal Srgnal Processor) used for thus recerver incorporates
~max~niumwpyment from your video software Select a surround mode a variety of high qualtty adjustable sound fields, llke “ARENA”, “JAZZ
accordrng to yotrl eqirrprnent or the software you are going to play and CLUB”, “THEATER”, “STADIUM” and “DISCO” It rscompatrble wrth
et1p/ -2 almost any krnd of program source.

Dolby Digital and Dolby Digital EX DVD Bchannel input


The DOLBY DIGITAL mode lets you enjoy full drgrtal surround from If you own a DVD player equipped wrth 6-channel output, this receiver
software processed rn the Dolby Drgrtal format Dolby Drgrtal provrdes allows you to obtain the full surround sound Impact of DVD source
up to 5 1 channels of Independent drgltal audio for better sound quality material featuring multi-channel encoding Since the source stgnals are
at?d more fpoweiful presence than conventronal Dolby Surround digItal and each channel IS Input Independently. the resulting ambrence
As for Dolby Drgrtal EX, It creates SIX full-bandwIdth output channels IS far superror to what can be achreved wrth conventronal surround
from the 5 I cl~annel sources Thus IS done usrng a matrix decoder that sound systems
derives tllrec surrournd channels from the two in the orrginal recording
For best tes?ilts, Dolby DIgItal EX should be used wrth movre sound- ACTIVE EQ
tracks recorded wrth Dolby Drgrtal Surround EX ACTIVE EQ mode wrll produce a more clynamrc sound quairty In any
conditron You can enjoy a more rmpressrve sound effect when ACTIVE
Dolby PRO LOGIC11 EQ IS turned on during Dolby Drgrtal and DTS playback
Dolby PRO LOGIC II, whrlst totally compatrble wrth Its predecessor
PBO LOGIC, provrdes greater advantages rn surround sound It allows SPEAKER EQ
the user to enjoy tile conventronal stereo or Dolby Surrout?d wrth a TheSPEAKER EQfunct~onw~llautomat~callydetectthevar~ousfeatures
conv~ncrng “5 1 ilke” presentation PRO LOGIC II offers special fea- of each speaker and effectively creates a stereoscoprc sound effect.
tLtlesforcontrollrng the overall spatral, drrnensronalrtyand frontal sound
freid rmagrnc] PRO LOGIC II produces an lrnpressrve surrour?d solrnd Universal It3 IInfraRed) remote control
frown vrtieo softwate marked ~~~~OLBVSURRDUNOI and three-drmenslonal
space fton-i rn~us~cCD When Irstenrng to musrc, you WIII be able to enjoy In addition to the basic receiver, the remote control supplred wrth thus
the experience of stleer STEREO surround souncl receiver can also operate almost all of your remote controllable audio
and video components Just follow the sample setup procedure to
DTS register the components you have connected

DTS (Digital Theater System) IS a 5 1 channel drgrtal audio format that RDS (Radio Data System) tuner (For the UK. only)
~~rov~desf~vefull-spectrumchannelsat-idor?elow-frequency(si~bwoofei)
chat?nei for rrt?precedented clarrty, optrmum chat?nel separation and a The receiver IS equrpped wrth an RDS tuner that provrdes several
(wide) dynamc ianye convenrent tunrng functrons RDS Auto Memory, to automatrcally
In the DTS rnode, the 5 1 charvlel drgrtal Input from a DTS CD, LD or preset up to 40 RDS statrons broadcasttng different programs; station
DVD drcc lc~rry~ng the “DTS” markrng) can be played in DIgItal SUI- name display, to show you the name of the current broadcast station;
round and PTY search to let you tune stations by program type
llnpoltdr11
When <r DTS rlrsc is played on a CD, LD 01 DVD player, rnorse may be PTY (Program Type) search (For the U.K. only)
oiltput from the analog output It is recommended that you connect the Tune the statrons by specrfyrng the type of program you want to hear.
drgltal output of the player to the drgrtal Input of tills unit

Multi channel surround sound


(SRS Circle SurroundU CO)CS.)
SRS Crcle Surround llTM Improves on Its predecessor CS-5 lTM result-
rng in tile CS-6 I’” system, enabling you to lrsterl to realrstrc, rmultr-
channel. slrrr oLlnd sound playback from a stereo source or cot1ver>trona/
surround-erxoded video source You already enjoy ltstenrng to Dolby
drgrtal sound/DTS rnultl-channel sound wrtl? your rmultl-speakers Now
you can listen to audio CDs, MDs, Broadcast and Home Theater usrng
your mrultvsf~eakers YOLIwill dIscover a new type of sound throng11
SRS Cricle Surrout7c II

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Names and functions of parts
Main unit
Speaker MUTE CLIP Input mode Listen mode
indrcators Indicator rndrcator indicators rndicators RDS indicators

AUTO indrcator
MEMORY indicator
STEREO rndrcator

Speaker selection indicators Frequency display


Input channel indicators Input display
Output channel indrcators Display Preset channel display
Surround mode display

ForVR-6050

For KRF-V7060D and


KRF-V6060D (For the U.K. only)

0 POWER ON/OFF key DTS indicator -2% @ SOUND key -2%


(For KRF-V7060D/V6060D) -& Lrghts when the recerver IS In tlhe DTS mode. Use to adjust the sound quality and the ambr-
Use to turn the main power ON/OFF CS 5 indicator -2% ence effects
0 ON/STANDBY 0 key Lights when the recerver IS II, tile CIRCLE 0 BAND key - 24
(For KRF-V7060D/V6060D) -2L SURROUND II mode Use to select the broadcast band
Use to turn the power ON/STANDBY when 0 ACTIVE ECI key -22 0 AUTO key - 24
the POWER IS turned ON Use to select ACTIVE EQ’s setting. Use to select the auto or manila1 tunrng
STANDBY indicator 0 DSP key -2% mode.
0 POWER ON/STANDBY ti key Use to select any of the DSP mode @ TONE key -2;
(For VR-6050) -de 0 STEREO key -2% Use to switch the stators of TONE control
Use to turn the power ON/STANDBY Use to swatch the listen mode to STEREO @I MEMORY key -25-26
STANDBY indicator @ INPUT MODE key - -Q-l Use to store radio stations 117the preset
@ A SPEAKERS B keys -&?, Use to swatch between the full auto, dIgital memory and to start the Auto Memory (for
Use to turn the A/B speakers ON/OFF. and analog Inputs the U.K only)
0 LOUDNESS key -22 @ DIMMER key 0 SETUP key - !?.
Use to swatch the status of LOUDNESS Use to select the REC MODE - 23 Use to select the speakers’ settlngs etc
0 SPEAKER EQ key -122 Use to adjust the brrghtness of the drsplay @ A/V keys -118
Use to select SPEAKER EQ’s setting. -X Usefor selectronad~ustmentsdurrng SOUND,
0 Surround indicators @ VOLUME CONTROL knob - 21. SETUP and PRESET CHANNEL functrons
DSP indicator -& @ MUTE key - ??. @ MULTI CONTROL knob - !Q-
Lrghts when the receiver IS in the DSP mode. Use to temporarrly mute the sound Use to control a varrety of settrngs
SPEAKER EQ indicator -D@L 8 PHONES jack - 22. @ LISTEN MODE knob -8 2%
Lrghts when the recerver IS rn the SPEAKER Use for headphone lrstenrng Use to select the Ilstenrng rmode
EQ mode. @ Input Selector keys - 21 0 zkUX (S VIDEO, VIDEO, AUDIO L/R)
ACTIVE EQ indicator -,-Gf DVD/GCH,CD/DVD,AUXfforVR-6050/KRF- - 16_
Lrghts when the receiver IS rn the ACTIVE EQ V6060D) or PHONO Ifor KRF-V7060D and @ AV AUX key - !6
mode. KRF-V6060D (for the U.K. onlyll, TUNER, Use to switch the rt?put to AV AUX
DOLBY DIGITAL indicator -L& VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, VIDEO 3, MD/TAPE
Lights when the recerver IS rn the Dolby Use to select Input sources
Digrtal mode.

Standby mode
While the standby rndrcator IS lit, a small amount of power IS supplIed The power II?thus eqLirpment wrll not be completely ctrt off frown the AC
to the system to back up the memory. This IS called standby mode wall outlet wher? the main swatch IS turned OFF
Under the condrtron, the system can be turned ON by remote control
unrt.
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Names and functions of parts

Remote control unit (RC-RO725)(KRF-V706OD)and (RC-R0727)(VR-605O/KRF-V606OD)


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

PHONO
-
the receiver and on the remote control,
the name of the remote control key m
this manual is indicated in parentheses.

REMOTE MODE keys (DVD, CBL, DSSI @ TUNING 44/b, keys -EC @ VOLUME +I- keys -a
SAT, VCR, TV, OTHERS) -22 Use to operate the tuner mode Use to adjust the receiver volume.
Use to select the components reglstered at If CD, MD or TAPE IS selected as the Input Q, MENU key
the respective Input source, these keys function as search keys Use to operate other components.
Numeric keys -&X @ DISC SKIP key SOUND key -Eg
Provide functions ldentlcal to those of the If CD IS selected as the Input source. this key Use to adjust the sound quality and the ambl-
orIgInal relnote control supplied with the com- functions as the multi-CD player disc skip ence effects
ponent you are controlling kev @ RETURN key
INPUT MODE key -& A/B key Use to operate other components
Use to switch between the full auto, dIgItal If TAPE 1sselected as the Input source, this IS @ 4 key
and analog Inputs A and B deck of a double cassette deck. Use to operate other components.
STEREO key -A 0 DISC SEL key FLIP key
Use to switch the Itsten mode to STEREO Use to operate other components. Use to operate other components.
CH +/- keys INPUT SEL key @ b/II key
Use to select the channels Use to operate other components If CD IS selected as the Input source, this key
))I DVD 144 keys 8 INPUT SELECTOR keys [DVDIGCH, CD/ functions as the play/pause key.
When In DVD player operations, these keys DVD, AUX or PHONO (for RC-I30725 only). If MDorTAPE keylsselectedaslnputsource,
functlon as skip keys TUNER, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, VIDEO 3, MD/ this key functions as the play key.
TV CONTROL keys TAPE, AV AUXI BAND key -a
Use when In TV operatlol? Use to select the Input sources. -E Use to select the broadcast band.
TOP MENU key @ LOUDNESS key -E @ n key
Use to operate the DVD component Use to switch the status of LOUDNESS If CD, MD, or TAPE IS selected as the Input
SET UP key -& Q1 SOURCE (0 I key source, this key functions as the stop key.
IJse to select the speakers’ settings etc Use to turn the other components ON/OFF AUTO key -a
0 Joystick 0 POWER (0 1 key -L& Use to select the auto or manual tuning
ENTER Use to turn the receiver ON/OFF mode.
Use to operate other components 0 RECEIVER key @J DIMMER key -@2I
MULTI CONTROL A/r -A Use to return to the operation of the receiver. Use io adjust the brightness of the display.
Use to control a variety of settings 0 LISTEN MODE n/o keys -E II key
Use to operate other components Use to select the llstenlng mode Use to operate other components
P.CALL 144 /DOWN 4 and P.CALL/UP ttl @ ACTIVE ECI key -22 @I BASS BOOST key -lx
. -& Use to select ACTIVE EQ’s setting Use to select the maximum adjustment set-
Usefol selectlonad~ustmentsdunngSOUND, @ SPEAKER EQ key -& ting for the low frequency range
SET UP and PRESET channel functions Use to select SPEAKER EQ’s setting. @ TONE key 422
Q PAGE n/o keys @ DSP MODE key -*& Use to switch the status of TONE control.
Use to operate the DVD component Use to select any of the DSP MODE
0 OSD key @ MUTE key -22
Use to operate the DVD component Use to temporarrly mute the sound

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Names and functions of parts

Remote control unit (RC40726) (KRF-v606OD) (For the U.K. OIII~)


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

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.

0 REMOTE MODE keys (DVD, CD, CBLISAT, PAGE UP key @ MUTE key - L&
VCR, TV, OTHERS1 -.s Use to operate the DVD component Use to temporarrly mute the sound
Use to select the components reglstered at 0 OSD key @ VOLUME +I- keys -;?‘.
the respective Input Use to operate the DVD component Use to adjust the recerver volume
Q Numeric keys -33 @ TUNING 44/t) keys - 24 @ MENU key
Provrde functrons rdentrcal to those of the Use to operate the tuner mode Use to operate other components
origrnal remote control supplredwrth the com- If CD, MD or TAPE IS selected as the Input SOUND key - 20
ponent you are controllrng. source, these keys function as search keys Use to adjust the sound quailty and the ambr-
0 INPUT MODE key 0 DISC SKIP key ence effects
Use to swatch between the full auto, drgrtal If CD IS selected as the Input source, this key @ RETURN key
and analog Inputs functrons as the mtlltl-CD player drsc skip Use to operate other components
0 STEREO key --- kev @ 4 key
Use to swatch the lrsten mode to STEREO A/B key Use to operate other components
0 CH +I- keys If TAPE IS selected as the Input source, this IS FLIP key
Use to select the channels A and B deck of a double cassette deck Use to operate other components
,H DVD 1~ keys 8 DISC SEL key @ F/II key
When rn DVD player operatrons, these keys Use to operate other components If CD IS selected as the Input source, thus key
functron as skrp keys. INPUT SEL key functrons as the play/pause key
0 TV CONTROL keys Use to operate other components If MDorTAPEkey~sselectedasrnputsource,
Use when rn TV operatron. @ INPUT SEL. keys IDVD/GCH, CD/DVD, thus key functrons as the play key
0 TOP MENU key PHONO, TUNER, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, BAND key - -?4;.
Use to operate the DVD component VJDEO 3, MD/TAPE, AV AUXI Use to select the broadcast band
SET UP key -LX Use to select the Input sources -a @ n key
Use to select the speakers’ settings etc @ LOUDNESS key -22 If CD, MD, or TAPE IS selected as the Input
0 $s;;k Use to switch the status of LOUDNESS. source, this key functions as the stop key
@ SOURCE I (!I ) key AUTO key -_2E
Use to operate other components. Use to turn the other components ON/OFF Use to select the ailto or Imanual tuning
MULTI CONTROL A/r - lx 0 POWER (0 I key mode
Use to control a variety of settings Use to turn the receiver ON/OFF @ DIMMER key -3’
Use to operate other components. 0 RECEIVER key Use to adjust tlhe brrghtness of the drsplay
P.CALL w /DOWN 4 and P.CALL/UP +bl Use to return to the operation of the receiver II key
b --a 0 LISTEN MODE A/V keys -gi Use to operate other components
Useforselectronadfustmentsdurrng SOUND, Use to select the lrstenrng mode @ BASS BOOST key -21
SET UP and PRESET channel functrons @ ACTIVE EQ key --9& Use to select the maxrmum adfustment set-
0 RDS DISP key -425 Use to select ACTIVE EQ’s setting ting for the low freqllency range.
Use for RDS function. @ SPEAKER EQ key -2’ @ TONE key -22_
PAGE DOWN key Use to select SPEAKER EQ’s setting Use to switch the status of TONE control
Use to operate the DVD component @ DSP MODE key - _2
PTY key -25 Use to select any of the DSP MODE
Use for PTY search
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Seffing up fhe sysfem
Make connections as shown in the following pages.
When connecting the related system components, be sure Input mode settings
to refer to the instruction manuals supplied with the compo- CD/DVD, VIDEO 2 and DVD/GCH Inputs each Include jacks for dIgItal
nents you are connecting. audio Input and analog audio Input.
Do not connect the power cord to a wall outlet until all You must select beforehand which type of Input ISto be used for each
connections are completed. connected component.
The initial factory settings for audio signal playback for CWDVD.
DVD/GCH and VIDEO 2 are full auto.
Notes To use the analog audio Input for playback Instead (If, for example, you
1 Be sure to ltisert all connectIon cords securely if their connections are have connected a VCR to the VIDEO2 Input), you must set the Input
Imperfect, socrrndn?ay not be produced or there WIII be no/se inference mode for the corresponding Input to the analog mode.
2 Be sure to remove the power cord from the AC outlet before plugging After completing connections and turning on the receiver, follow the
or unplugging any connectIon cords Plugginglunplugglng connection steps below.
cords without dlsconnectlng the power cord can cause malfunctions
and (may darnage the unit INPUT,MODE
3 Do not connect power cords from components whose power con-
sumptlon 1s larger than what IS indicated on the AC outlet at the rear
of this unit

Analog connections
Audio connectIons are tmade using RCA pin cords These cables transfer
stereo audio siglnal in an “analog” form. This means the audio slgnal
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 Input Selector
the left channel. These cables are usually packed together with the
source tInIt, or are available at your local electronics retailer
0 Use the Input Selector keys to select CD/DVD, VIDEO 2 or
DVDIGCH.

0 Press the INPUT MODE key.


though all connections Ihave been made properly, reset tiie micro-
computel ieferrlng to “In case of difficulty” Each press switches the setting as follows:

In DTS play mode


CAUTIO~II
Be sure to adhere to the following, or proper ventilation will be
r--f7 FULL AUTO (digItal Input, analog Input)
z DIGITAL MANUAL (dlgltal Input1

blocked causing damage or fire hazard. In CD/DVD, VIDEO 2, DVD/GCH play mode
l Do not place any objects Impairing heat radlatlon onto the top of the 3, FULL AUTO (dIgItal Input, analog Input)
unit T DIGITAL MANUAL (digital Input)
l Leave solve space around the unit (from rhe largest outsIde 3 6CH INPUT (DVD/GCH Input)
dlmenslon lncludll?g plolectlon) equal to or greater than, shown 3 ANALOG (analog input)
below
Top panel : 50 cm Side panel : 10 cm Back panel : 10 cm

Digital input:
Select this setllng to play digital signals from a DVD, CD, or LD
player

Analog input:
Select this setting to play analog signals from a cassette deck, VCR,
or record player

Auto detect:
In “FULL AUTO” mode (AUTO DETECT lndlcator light up). the
receiver detects the dIgItal or analog Input signals automatically.
Pnonty IS given to dIgItal slgnal during Input mode selectton. The
receiver WIII select the Input mode and llstenlng mode automatlcally
during playback to match the type of Input slgnal (Dolby DIgItal.
PCM, DTS) and the speaker setting. The OPTICAL and COAXIAL
Indicator on the display will light up when digltal signal IS detected.
If the Input slgnal IS analog, the ANALOG Indicator WIII light up.
To keep the receiver set to the currently selected listening mode,
use the INPUT MODE key to select “DIGITAL MANUAL” (manual
sound) However, even when this setting IS selected, there may be
cases I” which the listening mode IS selected automatically to
match a Dolby DIgItal source slgnal depending on the comblnatlon
of listening mode and source slgnal
If the INPUT MODE key IS pressed quickly, sound may not be
produced. Press the INPUT MODE key agaIn

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Settino UD the svstem

Connecting audio components


Shaoe of AC outlets

U.S.A. and Canada


IFI

Australia

1 Othercountrles / ,a /

SYSTEM CONTROL
jacks -‘ii-
To AC wall outlet

_Ll,ZE
I

[For W-6050 and CD or DVD player


KRF-V6060D
(except for the U.K.)]
Moving coil (MC) cartridge
record player cannot be used
directly from the receiver unit.
It can only be used when
another equalizer amplifier is
connected.

Record player

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Connecting video components

S Video jacks

Use the S VIDEO jacks to


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

. If you use the S VIDEO


lackstoconnectyourvldeo
playback components, be
we to use the S VIDEO
lacks when connecting
your monitor and video
recording components.

Monitor TV

Video Audio
IN/OUT IN/OUT

Video Inputs
(Yellow RCA pin cords)
Video deck

/‘-
IN
Video Inputs and outputs Audio Inputs
(Yellow RCA pin cords) and outputs

OUT OUT
I . DVD player or LD player

OUT OUT
DVD player or LD player

A video component with digital audio outputs should be connected to the VIDEO 2 jacks.

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Digital connections
The dIgItal in jacks can accept DTS, Dolby Dtgltal, or PCM signals. Connect components capable of outputtlng DTS, Dolby DIgItal, 01 standard PCM (CD)
format dIgItal signals
If you have connected any digital components to the receiver, be sure to read the “Input mode settings” sectIon careftllly - P

CD or DVD player

RF digital Connect the video slgnal and analog


demodulator audio signals to the VIDEO 2 Jacks.
(DEM-9991 D) (See “Connecting video components”.)
(sold separately) - I/

DOLBY DIGITAL RF
OUT (AUDIO)

To connect an LD player with a DIGITAL RF OUT, connect the LD player to the KENWOOD RF digital demodulator (DEM-9991Dl.
Next, connect the DIGITAL OUT jacks of the demodulator to the DIGITAL IN jacks of the receiver.
Connect the video signal and analog audio signals to the VIDEO 2 jack. (See “Connecting video components”.)

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Setting up the system

Connecting a DVD player (&channel input)


If you have connected a DVD player to the recewer vwth dlgttal connection, be sure to read the “Input mode settmgs” section carefully -a

VIDEO OUT COAXIAL FRONT SURROUND


(Yellow RCI DIGITAL OUT OUT LIR OUT UR
pin cord) (AUDIO)

--II
CENTER

0
DVD player

L =r(
SUBWOOFER

I OUT

S VIDEO cord

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Setting up the system

Connecting the speakers

Front Speakers A
Right Left
Powered

O@ @O Center
Speaker

00 0
0

Y
0 0 0
ri
0

Surround Speakers
(Be sure to connect both
surround speakers)

Use the FRONT SPEAKERS I3


terminals if you want to connect
a second front speaker system.
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Setting up the system

Comecting the tmninals

0 Strip coating. 0 Loosen. Speaker placement


- I

Center srxaker \

Q Insert. ,, 0 Secure.

r 0 Strip coating. 0 Push the lever.

Front speakers Place at the front left and right of the lrstenrng
posItIon Front speakers are required for all surround modes.
Center speaker Place front and center Thus speaker stabrlrzes the
sound Image and helps recreate sound motion Required for surround
playback
Surround speakers Place at the direct left and right, or slrghtly
0 Insert the cord. 0 Return the lever. behind, the listenrng posrtron at even heights, approxrmately 1 meter
above the ears of the listeners These speakers recreate sound
tnotron and atmosphere. Required for surround playback.
Subwoofer Reproduces powerful deep bass sounds.
Surround backspeaker Place the speaker directly at the rear of the
Ilstenrng posrtion The optrmum posrtron depends mainly on the room
cor?ditron

l Although the Ideal surround system consrsts of all the speakers


Connection of banana plugs (For the U.S.A. and Canada) lrsted above, if you don’t have a center speaker or a subwoofer. you
0 Secure. 0 Insert. can drvide those signals between the available speakers rn the
-\ speaker settngs steps to obtain the best possrble surround repro-
ductron from the speakers you have available -@z
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/PC ’
/’
Channel space switching
l Soutrd will tnot be heard If tire speaker terminal IS not fully secured Except for the U.S.A., Canada, U.K., and Australia)
The space between radro channels has been set to the one that
l New short crrcut the + at?d - speaker cords prevails in the area to whrch the system IS shopped. However, If the
l If the left and rrght speakers are connected Inversely or the speaker current channel space settrng does not match the settrng tn the area
cords are connected with reversed polarrty, the sound wrll be where the system IS to be used, for instance when you move from
unt?atiltalwlthamblguousacoustlc~~nag~ng Besuretoconnectthe area 1 or area 2 shown in the followrng table or vrce versa, proper
speakers correctly reception of AM/FM broadcasts cannot be expected. In thus case,
change the channel space setting rn accordance with your area by
Speakerimpedance referring to the followrng table

After confirming the speaker Impedance rndrcat~ons printed on the


rear panel of the receiver, connect speakers wrth matchrng Imped-
ance iatrngs. Usrng speakers with a rated impedance other than that
Indicated 01, the rear panel of the receiver could result rn malfunctrons
or damage to the speakers 01 receiver

Turn the power OFF by presstng the POWER key before movrng the
switch level Move swatch lever to match your area wrth a small
screwdrlver or other pornted tool, then turn the power on again

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Setting up the system

Connecting to the AV AUX jacks Connecting the antennas


The AV AUX lacks are convenient for connectlon of video components AM loopantenna
such as a camcorder or a video game The supplied loop antenna IS for use Indoors Place It as far as possible
iron? the receIvei, TV set, speaker cords and powel coral, atld adjust the
dIrectron fol best receptron

AV AUX AM antenna terminal connections


0 Push lever. 0 Insert cord. 0 Release lever.
Y

I I

FM indoor antenna
The supplied Indoor antenna IS for temporary ose only For stable signal
reception we recommend using an outdoor antenna Disconnect the
lndool at?tenna when you connect one outdoors

FM antenna terminal connections


Insert cord.

S VIDEO cord
FM outdoor antenna
Lead the 750 coaxial cable connected to the FM outdoor allrenrla Into the
room ancl connect It to the FM 75Q tern?~nal

VIDEO OUT

r
I
S VIDEO

--I
FM outdoor ,?ntenna

Use an antenna [ JI
- To select the source connected to the AV AUX jacks press AV adaptor
AUX key. -21; (Commercially
wallable)
* When you connect the audio source such as the MD player, you
do not need to connect the video cable.
- When you connect the unit and the component with the S
VIDEO cord, you can get better picture quality.

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Setting up the system

Connecting the system control Preparing the remote control


Connecting system control cords after connecting a KENWOOD Loading the batteries
audio component system lets you take advantage of convenient
system control operations. 0 Remove the cover. 0 Insert the batteries.

This unit is compatible only with the [SL-161 mode. The system
control operation is not available if the unit is connected in the
[XS81, [XSI, or [XRI connection mode.

If your component has the mode select switch, set the connected
components to the [SL161 mode.

Q Close the cover.


c--
mlQ Q SYSTEM CONTROL
E cord

l Youmaycoi?nectthesystemcontrolcordtoeithertheupordown]ack

EXAMPLE: [SL161 mode connections


The underlllxd portlon represents the setting of the system control mode
l Insert two AA-size (R6) batteries as lndlcated by the polarity markings.
E!351 Receiver
SYSTEM
Cassette deck CONTROL
I=1 [XSI IXS81 [XRI or MD recorder Operation
cord
When the STANDBY Indicator IS llt, the power turns ON when you press
[WI [XSI fXS81 CD player
B the POWER IO) key on the remote control. When the power comes ON,
press the key you want to operate.
[XSI piiizzy
Operating range
Remote sensor
WvW
l In ordel to take advantage of the system control operations, the
components must be connected to the correct jacks. To use a CD
player It must be connected to the CD jacks. To use a cassette deck
(or MD recorder) it must be connected to the MD/TAPE lacks When
using Imore than one CD player (etc 1only the one connected to the i
speclfled jacks may be connected for system control f 1
l Some CD players and cassette decks are not compatible with the
lSL161 system control mode Do not make system connectlons with
equlplnent that IS not [SL161 compatible
l Some MD players are not system control compatible You cannot system
make system control connectlons to this kind of equipment.

Notes
1 ISL161 eqtrlpment cannot be combined with [Xi?], IXSI, and IXSSI
equipment for systeln operations. If your equipment consists of
this kind of combination, please do not connect any system con-
trol cords Even wlthout system control cords, normal operations
can be carried out without effecting performance.
2 Do not connect system control cords to any components other
than those spectfled by KENWOOD It may cause a malfunction
and damage your equipment l When pressing more than one remote control key successively, press
3 Be sure the system control plugs are Inserted all the way in to the the keys securely by leaving an Interval of 1 second or more between
system control tertnlnals keys.

Notes
SYSTEM CONTROL OPERATIONS
1. The supplied batteries may have shorter lives than ordinary batteries
Remote Control due to use during operation checks.
Lets you operate this ul?lt with the system remote supplled with the 2 When the remote-controllable distance gets shorter than before, re-
receiver place both batteries with new ones
3 Placlng the remote sensor in direct sunlIght, or in direct light from a
Automatic Operation high frequency fluorescent lamp may cause a malfunction.
When you start playback from a source component, the Input selector In such a case, change the location of the system installation to pre-
on this unit switches to that component automatlcally.
vent malfunction
Synchronized Recording
Lets you synchrorxze recording with the start of playback when
recording from CD, MD or analog discs

Registering setup codes for KENWOOO audio components


If you own remote controllable KENWOOD audio components that
ale not compatible with system control, registering the setup code
enables you to control those components using the remote control
supplied wIti this unit (wIthout connecting system control cords) To
register setup codes for your remote controllable KENWOOD audio
components, see “Registering setup codes for other components”

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Preparing for surround sound
Speaker settings
To enable you to obtain optimum enjoyment from the receiver’s llstenlng 0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/V) to select
modes, make sure to complete the speaker settings (subwoofer, front, the appropriate subwoofer setting.
center, and surround speakers) as described below
I SUBW ON : Subwoofet setting mode to the receiver IS
ON
POWER I: 2 SUBW OFF : Subwoofer setting tmode to the iecelver IS
ON/STANDBY 0 OFF
(VR.6050) /
ON/STANDBY 0 l The Initial setting IS “SUBW ON”
(KRFV7060DN6060D) SETUP MULTI CONTROL l When the setting “SUBW OFF” IS selected, the front speakers
are auton?atlcally set to “FRNT LARGE” and the Iprocetlure skips
to step 0
Before step 0, press the SETUP key to accept the setting
l When subwoofer output sound IS required, select “FRNT
NORMAL” or select both “FRNT LARGE” and “SW RE-MIX ON”
0 Press the A key or Joystick I,) to accept the setting.
l The front speakers setting Indlcatlon “FRNT” appears

POWER ON/OFF
(KRF47060LVV6060D)

0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/T) to select


SET UP the appropriate front speakers setting.
Joystick
(MULTI CONTROL.AlT,
DOWN./UP,)
c 1 FRNT LARGE

2 FRNT NORMAL
Large front speakers are connected
to the receIveI
Averageslreflont speaketsaiecoi?-
netted to the lecelvel

l For “FRNT LARGE” selection, no sound ~111be lheard fron?


subwoofer speaker even when It IS set to ON However, If you
select SPEAKER EQ mode when subwoofer IS selected, you
q Turn on the power to this receiver by pressing the POWER WIII be able to hear sound from the subwoofer
ON/STANDBY(?,(for VR-6050)or POWERON/OFFand ON/ When II- STEREO mode, the soilnd goes directly to front
STANDBYo (KRF-V706OD/V606OD) or POWER0 key. speaker

a Press the SETUPkey to enter the SETUP mode and press 0 Press the r\ key or Joystick (w) to accept the setting.
l The center speaker setting lndvzatlon “CNTR” appears
A/V keys or Joystick (r/w) for the following displays.
i SPSETUP 0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/V) to select
52’ TEST TONE the appropriate center speaker setting.
\C SP DISTANCE If you selected “LARGE” as the front speakers setting,
~9 DISP MODE
L s, EXIT 1 CNTR LARGE A large center speaker IS connected
to the receive,
The flow of the SET UP IS as follows 2 CNTR NORMAL An average size center speaker IS
connected to the receiver
L 3 CNTR OFF Center speaker setting tmode to the
t receiver IS OFF
[SP SETUPH TEST TONE SP DISTANCE DISP MODE
4 i 4
-cS”bWOOf%
T.TONE T TONE If you selected “NORMAL” as the front speakers setting,
%
Fro”,
% I CNTR ON : Center speaker setting mode to the re-
center
%
cerver IS ON
S”rro”nd c 2 CNTR OFF : Center speaker setting niooe to the re-
% cerver IS OFF
s”A%n”
%
0 Press the A keys or Joystick (b) again to accept the setting.
YIYd
*The surround speaker setting lndlcatlon “SURR” appears
%
+SUbV&
0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/V) to select
the appropriate surround speaker setting.
If you selected “LARGE” as the center speaker setting,
a Select a speaker system. 1 SURR LARGE Large surround speakers are con-
0 Select the SP SETUP and press the SETUP key again so nected to the lecelver
that the subwoofer setting indication “SUBW ON” appears. 2 SURR NORMAL Average size su~~ouncl speakers are
connected to the receIveI
3 SURROFF Surround speaker setting mode to
the receIveI IS OFF

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Preparing for surround sound

If you selected other than “LARGE” as the center speaker q Adjust the speaker volume level.
setting,
From your usual listenrng posrtion, adjust the volume levels. The
P I SURR ON : Surround soeaker settina mode to the re- volume levels from each speaker should be the same.
carver IS ON
t. 2 SURR OFF : Surround speaker settrng mode to the ie- 0 Press the A/V keys or Joystick I+/,) to select TEST TONE.
cerver.s OFF 0 Press the SETUP key for the following displays:

l Wherl the setting “SURR OFF” IS selected, the procedure skips 1 T.TONE AUTO
to step 0 c 2 T.TONE MANUAL
0 The selection of AUTO/MANUAL TEST TONE is done by the
0 Press the A key or Joystick (~1 again to accept the setting.
MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (r/V).
l The surround speaker settrng rndrcatron “SB” appears
Press the SETUP key again to begin TEST TONE.
@ Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/V) to select Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/VI to adjust
appropriate surround back speaker setting. the volume level of the test tone output from the speaker
channel to be adjusted.
If you selected “LARGE” as the surround speaker setting,
For AUTO selection, the first test tone is heard from the front
1 SB NORMAL : Average size surround back speaker IS left speaker for 2.5 seconds. The next test tone is heard from
connected to the recerver the speakers in the following sequence for 2 seconds each.

I: 2 SB LARGE

3 SBOFF
: Largesurround backspeakerrsconnected
to the receiver
: Surround back speaker setting mode to
the recerver IS OFF
+ LEFT -
SUBW-
CNTR -
SL-
RIGHT
SB-
The channel rndrcatron blinks while the test tone IS being output.
SRI

l If you change the volume level settrngs for the speakers whrle
If you selected “NORMAL” as the surround speaker setting,
listenrng to musrc. the settings referred to on thus page are also
1 SB ON : Surround back speaker setting {node to the changed -m
receiver IS ON l IfthespeakersettrngselectsareOFF, thespeakerlevelsettrngs
c 2 SB OFF : Surround back speaker settrr?g rmode to the are reset.
receiver IS OFF
For MANUAL selection, press the A/V keys or Joystick (4~)
Q Press the A key or Joystick (b) again to accept the setting each time to select the speaker channel.
and “SURR:MIX” appears. 0 Press the SETUP key again.
l Surr rmx IS when the SL and SR speakers srgnals are mixed to l The test tone ISturned off and return to the marn setup drsplays.

produce sout?d from the surround back speaker whrch would


enable the listener to enjoy sound comrr?g from the back
q Input the distance to the speakers.
0 Press the A/V keys or Joystick (4~) to select the SP
DISTANCE on setup displays and press the SETUP key again.
0 Measure the distance from the listening position to each of
the speakers.
@ Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/VI to select Jot down the distance to each of the speakers.
the following. Distance to Front left speaker (LI _ feet (meters)
Drstance to Center speaker iCI _ feet (meters)
I SURR:MIX ON : Surround mrx setrIng mode to the
Drstance to Front right speaker iR) _ feet (meters)
receiver IS ON
c 2 SURR:MIX OFF : Surround rnrx setting mode to the Distance to Surround rrght (SRI _ feet (meters)
Drstance to Surround back ISB) _ feet (meters)
receiver IS OFF
Drstance to Surround left (SL) _ feet (meters)
l It su round back speaker ISturned OFF, SURR MIX setting IS not
Distance to Subwoofer (SW) : _ feet (meters)
vrslble and the procedure skrps to step @
0 Use the A/V keys or Joystick (4,) to select the speakers
@ Press the A key or Joystick (~1 again to accept the setting. and the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/V) to adjust
* The subwoofer remrx settrng rndrcatron “SW RE-MIX” appears the distance to the front speakers.

0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A./V) to select The soeaker Indicator to be adrusted blanks
the appropriate subwoofer re-mix setting.
I SW RE-MIX ON : Subwoofer remmix settrng mode to
the recerver IS ON
c 2 SW RE-MIX OFF : Subwoofer re-mrx setting mode to
the iecelver IS OFF ‘/I I \\’
0 If subwoofer IS turned OFF, subwoofer remmIx settrng IS not lndrcatron I” feet lndrcatron I” meters
VlSlhle
*The allowable settrng range 6 1 to 30 feet (0.3 to 9.0 m),
adjustable in 1 foot (0.3 m) increments
@ Press the SETUP key again to return to the main setup
displays. 0 RepeatstepsOtoinputthedistanceforeachofthespeakers.
0 The recerve! erlter s the speaker volutne level adjustment mode
0 111steps q and q , ~rld~catrons appear 0171~fat the selected
cl~annels of tile speakers that reqiirre adfustrng Continued to next page

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Preparing for surround sound

0 Press the SETUP key again to return to main setup displays. Input level adjustment (analog sources only)
*The speakers you have selected should appear on the display
Confirm that all the speakers have been correctly selected If the Input level of an analog source slgnal IS too l~~gl?,the CLIP indicator
~111blink to ir?dlcate the source sIgnal AdjLlst the lnpilt level
q Select the display mode.
0 Press the A/V keys or Joystick (r/w) to select the DISP
MODE. tl mu
0 Press the SETUP key for the following displays:
0 Use the Input Selector keys to select the source of which the
sx DISP SELECTOR : Displays the current input selector input level you want to adjust.
c ‘5- DISP LISTEN : Displays the current listen mode
0 You can store a separate Input level for each InpM solf~ce
Q Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/V) to select
the display mode. 0 Press the SOUND and A/V keys or Joystick i-1,) repeatedly
until the “INPUT” indication appears.

0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick In/r) to adjust the


input level.

0 Press the SETUP key again to accept the setting.

0 Use the A keys or Joystick (~1 to select EXIT.


0 The adjustment mode IS displayed for approxlrmately 8 seconds
*The Input level nlay be adlusted to any one of tlllee settings
OdB, -3dB. and -6dB (The itMa setting IS OdB I

0 Press the SOUND key again to return to the input indication.


0 Press the SETUP key to exit the SET UP mode.

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Normal playback

Preparing for playback Listening to a source component


Some prepaiatoty steps are needed before stamng playback
VOLUME CONTROL
POWER ON/STANDBY 0
ON/STANDBY 0 (KRF4’7060DN6060D)
(VR-6050) I
A SPEAKERS 0 INPUT MODE

Input Selector AV AUX

POWER ON/OFF MD/TAPE


(KRF-V7060DN6060D)

VOLUME +I-

Turning on the receiver


0 Turn on the power to the related components.
INPUT SELECTOR
0 Turn on the power to this receiver by pressing the POWER
ON/STANDBY L!I (for VR-60501 key or POWER ON/OFF and
ON/STANDBY ti (for KRF-V7060D/V6060D) key.

Selecting the input mode 0 Use the /nput Selector and AVAUX keys to select the
source you want to listen to.
If you have selected a component connected to the CD/DVD, VIDEO 2
oi DVD/GCH jacks, make sure that the input mode setting IS correct fol Selecting a source using each key.
the type of audio sIgnal to be used -;$
VR-6050/KRF-V7060D/V606OD
1 “DVD/GCH”
Selecting MD/TAPE 2 “CDIDVD”
3 “AUX” or “PHONO” (for KRF-V7060D only)
Select the source name corresponding to the component connected to
the MDflAPE lacks The lnltial factory setting IS “TAPE” To change the 4 “TUNER”
source to “MD”, follow the steps below. 5 “VIDEO 1”
6 “VIDEO 2”
Hold down the MD/TAPE key for more than 2 seconds. i “VIDEO 3”
8 “MD/TAPE”
l The so~irce Indlcatlon changes to “MD”
9 “AV AUX”
l To return to the orIgInal Indlcatlon, repeat the above procedure
KRF-V6060D (for the U.K. only)
Selecting the speaker system 1 “DVD/GCH”
Press the A SPEAKERS B key to select the speaker system to be 2 “CDIDVD”
used. 3 “PHONO”
4 “TUNER”
AON : Sound ftom the speakers connected to the SPEAKERS A 5 “VIDEO 1”
tennlnals on the rear panel 6 “VIDEO 2”
BON : Sound from the speakers connected to the SPEAKERS B 7 “VIDEO 3”
telmmals on the rear panel No sound WIII be heard from 8 “MD/TAPE”
ihe subwoofer 9 “AV AUX”
A+B ON : Sound from both the speakers connected to the
SPEAKERS A and B terminals on the rear panel
A+B OFF : No sound from the speakers Use this setting when
q Start playback from the selected source.
IIstenlng witi? headphones for stereo sound in all playback
Imodes. The display segments are different depending 01~ B Use the VOLUME CONTROL knob or VOLUME +/- keys to
rhe type of input signal adjust the volume.
The lndlcator for the speakers
yowlwaist to use should be Ilt.

0 Selecting “6CH INPUT” by pressing the INPUT MODE key, whereby


“DVDIGCH” IStile Input source WIII cause SPEAKERS A to be selected
automatically

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Adjusting the sound
A SPEAKERS B TONE MULTI CONTROL Muting the sound
The MUTE key lets you mute the sound of the speakers
Press the MUTE key.
\ \I/,

Blinks
PHONE5 LdUDNESS A/V MUiE VOLUME
CONTROL To cancel
Press the MUTE key again so that the “MUTE” indicator goes off.
l MUTE ON can also be deactivated by turning the VOLUME
%,a II ACTIVE
)OOC,,,
7 EQ
CONTROL knob or pressfng VOLUME +/- keys

MUTE SPEAKER EQ ACTIVE EQ mode


VOLUME +I- You can enjoy a lmore lmpresslve sound effect when ACTIVE EQ IS
Joystick tumed ON dilnng Dolby DIgItal and DTS playback and, when 111PCM and
(MULTI CONTROL A/V,
analog stereo mode
DOWN. /UP,) Press the ACTIVE EQ key for the following selections;
LOUDNESS I ACTIVE EQ MUSIC : Effective whet? listening to rnllslc
BASS BOOST
TONE (The ACTIVE EQ It?dlcatot Ilghts up I
2 ACTIVE EQ CINEMA : Effective whel-, watching a movie
(The ACTIVE EQ Indlcatol lights up )
3 ACTIVE EQ TV : Effective when watching TV
Adjusting the TONE (The ACTIVE EQ indicator lights up )
: 4 ACTIVE EQ OFF : The ACTIVE EQ function IS turned OFF
You can adlust the sound quality when the receiver IS in the PCM stereo
and analog stereo mode (The ACTIVE EQ lndlcatol goes off 1
l “ACTIVE EQ” WIII scroll from right to left.
0 Press the TONE key to select the TONE mode. l When ACTIVE EQ and SPEAKER ECI are OFF and ACTIVE EQ
iMUSIC IS turned ON, SPEAKER EQ (SMALL) will turn ON
6 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (r/r) to select
automatlcally
*ACTIVE EQ functlon WIII not be available whe17 REC MODE, AUTO
TUN~NGO~PRESETMEMORYI~ON,~~~~~~~I-~~~~~H~LPCM~I~~~~~~

SPEAKER EQ mode
SPEAKER EQ’s function vvlil automatically detect the vanol~s featiires of
0 When inTONEONselection,presstheTONE keyforthefollowing each speaker and effectively creates a stereoscopic sound effect
displays.
Press the SPEAKER EQ key to switch the following setting;
BASS : Select this to adlust the low frequency range.
TREBLE: Select this to adjust the htgh frequency range 1 SPEAKER EQ SMALL : To select a small xe speaker
(TheSPEAKER EQlnd~catorllghts~~p I
0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (r/Y) to adjust the 2 SPEAKER EQ NORMAL : To select an average size speaker
sound quality. (The SPEAKER EQ Indicator lights up.!
3 SPEAKER EQ LARGE : To select a large size speaker.
(TheSPEAKER EQ~ndlcatorllghtsup 1
: 4 SPEAKER EQ OFF : The SPEAKER EQ functlot? IS turned
OFF
(The SPEAKER EQ Indlcatol goes off 1
l “SPEAKER EQ” WI/I scroll from right to left
lThe bass and treble levels are adjustable from -10 to +I0 I” 2 step l SPEAKER EQ cannot be turned OFF when ACTIVE EQ IS turned ON
Increments. l SPEAKER EQ functlon WIII not be avallable when REC MODE, AUTO
*The adjustment Item IS displayed for approximately 8 seconds TUNlNGorPRESETMEMORY1sON,anddurlng96kHzLPCMplayback
Once-touch low frequency emphasis (BASS BOOST)
(remote control only) Listening with headphones
0 Press the A and B Speaker keys so that the speaker indicator
You can adlust the sound qualtty when the receiver IS in the PCM stereo
goes off.
and analog stereo modes
Make sure the SPEAKERS
Press the BASS BOOST key. mdicators are turned off.
l Press the key once to select the maxlmum (+lO) low frequency
emphasis setting.
l This key does not function when the receiver IS II- the sound quality
or ambience effects adjustment mode 0 808
Switching back to the previous setting I ~~ ~~ .~ ~ ~._ ~~ ~~
l If you turn off all of the speakers when in surround imode, the surround
Press the BASS BOOST key again. [mode will be canceled as well, resulting II?stereo playback
0 Connect headphones to the PHONES jack.
Adjusting the LOUDNESS mode
You can adjust the Loudness function which controls the low volume
settings to malntaln the music’s richness The adjustment can be made
when the receiver IS in the PCM stereo and analog stereo mode
Press the LOUDNESS key to turn the LOUDNESS setting ON.
To cancel
Press the LOUDNESS key again so that the “LOUDNESS” 0 Use the VOLUME CONTROL knob or VOLUME .+/-keys to
indicator goes off. adjust the volume.

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Recording
sources)
0 Press and hold the DIMMER key for more than 2 seconds to
select the AUTO REC or MANUAL REC mode.

2 REC MODE off

AUTO REC mode


: The dIgital Input record mode IS
swltched off.
: The dIgItal Input signals (DTS, Dolby
DIgItal, or PCM) are ldentlfled auto-

MD/TAPE 11 tnatlcally and converted Into stereo


signals that are ready for recording
MANUAL REC mode : The Input slgnal type at the moment
thismode ~sselected ISheldthrough-
out this mode
Recording e music source
For AUTO REC mode :
0 Use the Input Selector keys to select the source (other than “MD/
TAPE”) you want to record.

0 Set the MD or TAPE recorder to record

0 Start playback, then start recording.

Recording video
0 Use the Input Selector keys to select the video source (other than
“VIDEO 1”) you want to record.

0 Set the video deck connected to VIDEO 1 to record. For MANUAL REC mode :
*Select Ihe REC MODE to record a dIgItal input so~irce
, B rnCJ8 0” oPr’CAL
0 Start playback, then start recording.
l Recordll,g may ,not be ~noimal for some video software 131s IS due
to the copy guard condltlov - 40

R~~~rd~~~audio (digital sources)


Sw~tcl? w the REC MODE to record a dqtal input source
Usually use theAUTO REC MODE to record audio It?put sources Whet?
the dIgItal mode changes dulng recording I” the AUTO REC MODE, the
audio Input SOLIIC~may be Interrupted momentat~ly 0 Start playback, then start recording
l If the audio reproduction stops in the lnlddle due to change in the
Input signals, etc press the DIMMER key
Recording music in AUTO REC or MANUAL REC mode

DIMMER

Input Selector

0 Use the Input Selector keys to select the source (CD/DVD,


DVD/GCH, VIDEO 2) you want to record.

0 Set the MD or TAPE recorder to record.

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Listening to radio broadcasts
The recewe~~can stove up to 40 stations in the memory and recall them (For the U.K. on/v/
by one-touch operation.
Radto stations can be clawfled Into RDS iRadIo Data System) statlons
Using RDS &adia Data System)
and other statIons. To listen to or store RDS statlons In the preset RDS IS a system that transmits useful Informalton (111 the fotm of dIgItal
memory see “Using RDS (Radio Data System)” (For the U K. only) data) for FM broadcasts along with the broadcast signal Tuners and
receivers desIgned for RDS receptlol? cal? extract tile Inforn?atlon froln
Tuning (non-RDS) radio stations the broadcast signal fat use with various functions, SLICI?as automaw
drsplay of the statIon name

BAND MULTI CONTROL


ROS functions:
PTY (Program Type Identification) Search - 26
Acrtornatlcally tutnes to a statlon that IS currently lbroxlcdstlng the
speclfled program type (genre)

PS (Program Service Name) Display


Automatically displays the station name transmttecl by tile RDS
statIon
TUNER AUTO RDS AUTO MEMORY function - 26
Automatically selects and stoles up to40 RDS stations III the pieset
imelnofy
If fewer tlw? 40 RDS statIons have been stored IHIthe Ipreset imemory,
regular FM statlons VIII be stored I” the remalntng t)laces

Radio Text function


Displays the tadlo text data tlanstmltted by some RDS statIons when
you press the RDS DISP tdlsplay) key There IS “NO RT” If no text
TUNING 44lw Joystick data IS transtmrtted
(MULTI CONTROLllr) The “RDS” lndlcatol lights up when an RDS broadcast isIgnal IS
AUTO received
BAND
TUNER

q Use the TUNER key to select the tuner.


Note
a Use the BAN0 key to select the desired broadcast band.
t Sorne fonctlons and functron nan-ies imay dlffet fol ce~raw cout?tries
and areas
Each press switches the band. i
Before wnga function uttllzing the RDS, be we to peifornr
Auto Memoryoperatron by ~eferrrng to the desclIption IIT“Presetting
RDS stations (RDS AUTO MEMORY)”

E) Use the AUTO key to select the desired tuning method.


Each press switches the tuning method to either auto or manual Presetting radio stations manually
tuning.
The RDS auto melnory functlon assigns preset numbers to HDS stations
“AUTO” Indicator lights up I” the display. startmg ftom preset number ” I ” Therefore, bescrle mewcute the RDS
auto memory function before using the following ope~at~~?listo manually
store AM statlons and other FM statlons, and RDS statlons See
“Presetting RDS statIons (RDS AUTO MEMORY)” ~FOItile U K o~lly)
- 26

MULTI CONTROL
l Normally, set to “AUTO” (auto tunlng) If the radio waves are weak
and there IS a lot of Interference, swtch to manual tunng (With 1 I -
manual tuning, stereo broadcasts WIII be received in monaural 1

m Use the MULTI CONTROLknob or Joystick/r/r), or TUNING


ti /W keys to select the station.
“STEREO” lights when a broadcast IS being received II? stereo

TUNER MEMORY
a Tune to the station you want to store.

“TUNED” IS drsplayed when a station is received q Press the MEMORY key while receiving the station.
Auto tuning : The next statlon IS tuned alitomatlcaily Blinks for 5 seconcls
Manual tuning : Turn the knob or use the Joystick (r/VI to
select the desired statlon

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Listening to radio broadcasts

H Use the Joystick to adjust the P.CALL 144/m direction to


Proceed to step El within 5 seconds.
(If more than 5 seconds elapse, press the MEMORY key again). select the desired station.
. Each time you push the Joystick, another preset station IS received
tn order.
fl Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (r/r) to select
one of the station presets (I - 40). Pushing the Joystick to P.CALL ))I does the following:
01~02-‘03-,...+...-‘38+39+40
q Press the MEMORY key again to confirm the setting. r 1

l Repeat steps 0, 0, a, and q to store as many stations as Pushing the Joystick to P.CALL I+ does the following:
necessary
l If you store a statjon at a previously used preset, the old statlon wll
be replaced by the new one
Holding the Joystick on WI or 144 direction, lets you skip
through the presets, receiving each preset station at 0.5 second
Receiving preset stations intervals.

(For the U.K. only)


Numeric keys Using the RDS DISP (Display) key

TUNER

q Press the TUNER key to select tuner as the source. RDS DISP

q Enter the number of the preset station you want to receive ,TUNER
(up to “40”).
Press the numeric keys in the following order:
For “15”, press ml I IF Pressing the RDS DISP key changes the contents of the
For “20”. press (+10(, (ml, 1x1 display.

l If you make a tnlstake entering a two digIt number, press the +I0 Each press switches the display mode as follows :
key lepeatedly to return to the orIginal display and start again
_..~~ ~-~ -7 I PS (Program Service name) display
2’ RT iRadIo Text) display
c 2 Frequency display

0 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 dlsplayed.
Receivjffg prmet st&ims in order (P.CALL)

f-i
0 RT (Radio Text) display :
Text data accompanying the RDS broadcast scrolls across the display.
“NO RT” IS dlsplayed If the current RDS statjon does not provide RT
data.
Joystick
(P.CALL I.. hbl)

TUNER
0 Frequency display :
Displays the frequency of the current station

q Press the TUNER key to select the tuner as the source.

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Listenino to radio broadcasts

(For the U.K. only) q Press the PTY key to activate the PTY search mode.
Presetting RDS stations (RDS AUTO MEMORY) Light up

This functron automatrcally stores up to 40 RDS stations rn the preset


memory. In order to use the PTY function, the RDS statrons must be
stored rn the preset memory using the RDS AUTO MEMORY functron

TUNER MULTI CONTROL When an RDS broadcast IS recerved, the program type IS shown on
the drsplay If no PTY data IS available, or If the statroll IS not an RDS
station, “NONE” IS drsplayed

q While the “PTY” indicator is lit, use the Joystick (A/V) or


TUNEB 44 /,b keys select the program type of your
choice.

Program type table


Program Type Name Display Program Type Name Display
Pop MUSIC POP M Weather WEATHER
q Press the TUNER key to enter tuner mode. Rock MLISIC ROCK M Finance FINANCE
Easy MUSIC EASY M Children’s P~oy~an? CHILDREN
m Use the BAND key to set the broadcast band to “FM”. Light Classical MUSIC LIGHT M Social Affairs SOCIAL
Sewus Classical Music CLASSICS Rellglon RELIGION
Other Music OTHER M Phone In PHONE IN
0 Press the MEMORY key continuously for more than 3 News NEWS Trav2l TRAVEL
seconds will start AUTO MEMORY. CLlrrent Affairs AFFAIRS Leisure _____- LEISURE
lnformat~on INFO Jazz MUX JAZZ
Sport SPORT Country Music COUNTRY
Education EDUCATE Nattonal Mui~c NATION M
DraIna DRAMA Oldies lvlustc OLDIES
Culture CULTURE Folk MLISIC FOLK M
SClellCe SCIENCE Documentary DOCUMENT
Varied Speech VARIED

l Aftera few mrnutes, up to 40 RDS statrons are preset in order from


channel “01”. “NO PROGRAM” is displayed if this operation is attempted
l Statrons already stored rn the preset memory may be replaced by before performing the RDS Auto Memory operation.
RDS statrons. (I e , If the RDS AUTO MEMORY function detects 15
RDS statrons. the statrons currently preset at numbers 01-15 will
be replaced by the RDS stations 1 q Press the PTY key to start searching.
EXAMPLE : Searching for a Pop Music broadcast.

Blrnks
(For the U.K. onlvl
king by Piogram Type (PTY search)
This function lets you set the tuner to automatically search for stations
whrch are currently broadcastrng the type of program (genre) you want
to listen to. Program type name display

Drsplay when a statron IS recerved Goes out


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

Station rnarne display

0 No sound IS heard while “PTY” IS blrnkrng


l If the desrred program type cannot be founcl, “NO PROGRAM” IS
drsplayed, then after several seconds the drsplay rettrtns to the
orlgrnal dsplay
PTY -Joystick
(MULTI CONTROLl/.,
To select another program type.
TUNING DOWNdIUP,) Repeat steps Ei, H and El.
44te

Preparations
l Execute the RDS auto memory procedure
l Set the broadcast band to FM
*Tune to an RDS station

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Ambience effects
This receiver is equipped with listening modes that allow
Dolby Digital EX
you to enjoy an enhanced sonic ambience with a variety of
Iolby DIgItal EX is an extension of Dolby Drgrtal technology, Dolby
video sources. Iigrtal EXcreatess~xfuIl-bandw~dthoutputchannelsfrom6.1-channel
In order to obtain the optimum effect from the surround sources This IS done using a matrrx decoder that derives three
modes, make sure to input the proper speaker settings surround channels from the two In the original recordrng.
.,~
beforehand. -s This ISachieved by usrng three different surround signals, surround left,
surround right, and surround back, each dnvrng 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
Surround modes wanted the abllrty to completely encircle the audtence wrth sound,
,osrtronrng sound effects exactly where they wolud be heard 10real Ilfe.
Ior best results, Dolby Digrtal EXshould be used wrth movresoundtracks
Dolby Digital -ecorded wrth Dolby Drgrtal Surround EXwhrch contain a digital flagthat
ihirll automatrcally activate this feature. However, for titles released
The Dolby Drgrtal surroutrd format lets you en,oy up to 5 1 cl~a~?~?els
onor to late 2001, this feature has to be activated manually
of drgrtal surround sound from Dolby Drgrtal program so~irces (such as
LaserdIsc or DVD software markedOO= DIOIT1L ) Cornpared wrth prevl- Note
ous Dolby sunound, Dolby DIgItal provrdes even better sound qilalrty, 4lthough a full set of speakers (front left, rrght, and center, surround
greater spatial accuracy, and Improved dynamrc range left and right. surround back and a subwoofer) IS required for true 6.1
channel Dolby DigItal Surround EX sound, this recerver lets you enjoy
Note Dolby Drgrtal (and Dolby Surround) program sources, even If you
Although a full set of speakers (front left, right, at?d center, surround connect only the front speakers.
left and rrqht, and a subwoofer) IS reqlrrred for true 5 1 channel Dolby
DIgItal su round sound, ~IIIS receiver lets you enjoy Dolby Drgrtal (and
Center speaker
Dolby Sunotind) progran~ sources, even rf you connect or?ly tile fiatit
speakers

‘Front speakers (L, R) \

Front speakers (L. R) *Optional rn thus mode


’ LFE = Low Freqlrency Effects This channel delivers separate
non-drrectronal bass signals to the subwoofer for more dynamrc
deep bass sound effects
Although only Dolby DIgItal soundtracks Incorporate a separate
low frequency channel, connectrng a subwoofer wrll also Improve
+ LFE = Low Frequency Effects This channel delrvers separate deep bass performance rn the other surround modes
non-drrectronal bass srgnals to the subwoofer for more dynamc The Indication “LFE” appears rn the display when a srgnal IS
deep bass sound effects bernq Input for this channel
Although only Dolby DIgItal soundtracks rncotporate a separate low
frequency cl~at?t?el,connectrt?g a subwoofer will also rrnprove deep
bass performance 111the other surround modes Dolby PRO LOGlCzz
The rndlcatron “LFE” appears rn the display when a srgrlal IS being
Input for tllis channel Dolby Pro Logrc II was desrgned specrfrcally to provide a new sense
of spatlallty, dlrectionalrty and artrculatron of sounds from Dolby
Surround encoded sources (such as vrdeo and Laserdrsc software
marked ~~~DoLBVSUUADUNOI ). This IS achreved wrth an rntellrgent, built-in
DIGITAL feedback logrc design, a matrrx surround decodrng and the decoding
“DTS” ;ind “DTS Drgrtal Surround” are of stereo, full bandwrdth surround outputs. The PRO LOGICII modes
rtacler>latks of Drgrtal Theater Systems, IIJC programmed into thts recerver are “MOVIE”, “MUSIC” and “PRO
LOGIC” The “MOVIE” mode of the PRO LOGICII has preset
SURROUND chatacterrstrcs to produce a calrbrated, high-level surround sound
playback while the “MUSIC” mode has user-adjustable charactens-
trcs to offer the three optlonal controls, irke “Drmenslon”, “Center
- Width” and “Panorama” modes toallowoptrmrzatronofthesoundfieids
Mant:factu~ed tender Ircense from Dolby LaboratorIes “Dolby”, “Pro as desired The “Drmension” control allows the user to gradually
Logic” and the doilble-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby adjust the soundfreld erther towards the front or towards the rear; the
Labofatones “Center Width” control allows various adjustment of the left-center-
right speakers’ balance, the “Panaroma” extends the front stereo
mage to include the surround speakers for an excltrng “wraparound”
effect wrth side wall rmagrng

‘Front speakers (L, R) \


’ IS urround
i/ speakers (L, R)
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Ambience effects

Multi channel surround sound (SRS Circle Surround ll) DSP mode
SRS Circle Surround UrM improves on Its predecessor CS-5 lTM The DSP mode lets you add tlhe atmosphere of a I’ve co~lcert or lhall
resulting in the CS-6 lTM system enabling you to llsten to reallstlc, to almost any type of progran? source These modes ale paitlcuiarly
multi-channel, surround sound playback from a stereo source or effective when Llsed with stereo program sources, like CD, televlslon,
conventlonal surround-encoded video source You already enjoy and FM radio You might enjoy trying the ARENA, JAZZ CLUB,
listening to Dolby DIgItal sound/DTS multWchannel sound with your THEATER, STADIUM or DISCO mode the ne\t time yoc~ watch a
multi-speakers. Now you can listen toaudio CDs, MDs, Broadcastand concert 01 sporting event’
Home Theater using your multl-speakers You will dlscover a new
type of sound through SRS Circle Surround II
The CS system dramatically reduces storage space requirements for
multl-channel content. It creates a llstenlng environment that places
the listener “inside” mux performances, and dramatIcally improves
both hi-f1 audio and conventional surround-encoded video material
The CS decoder also includes the SRS technologies FocusTM and
TruBassTM Focus electronlcally raises the sound stage from the
speaker locatlon to an optlmal positIon TruBass creates deep, rich
bass In small speaker systems wlthout the need for a subwoofer Front speakers (L. R)

What’s DSP?
DSP stalnds fat DIgItal SIgnal Processor
The way a sound IS heard II? an actual environment deperrds 011a
variety of differentfactors One of the most lmportal?t IS reverberation
(the act of decaying elements of sound echoing Elivarious places)
IK ‘Front speakers (L. R) \ The DSP modes produce the feeling of presence by us~llg the DSP to
create ~everbeiat~on, wlthoutspolllng thesoundqualltyoftheorlglnal
signal

DTS
The DTS multi-channel audio format IS awlable on CD, LD and DVD
DVD &channel mode softwal e DTS ISa strictly dIgItal format and cai?not be decoded InsIde
most CD, LD 01 DVD players For this reason, If yoil attempt to llsten
Using a DVD player or the IIke equipped with SIX(5 1) output channels to DTS encoded software through the analog oiltput of YOUIInew CD.
and the receiver, you can enjoy multi-channel encoded DVD source LD 01 DVD player, you ~111experience dIgItal noise In tmost cases Ths
material In all Its splendor Since the source signals are digital and noise can be quite loud If the analog output IS connected directly to a
each channel IS Input Independently, the resulting sound quality, high power amplkatlon system Proper meawres for playing tile
sense of spaciousness, and dynamic range are superb dIgItal output as described helow should be taken io avold this
sltuatlon To enjoy DTS Digital Surround playback, an external 5 1
channel DTS DIgItal Surround decoder system or an ampllfler with a
Center speaker bulk-In DTS DIgItal Surround decoder must be connected to the dIgital
output (S/P DIF, AESIEBU or TosLInk) of a CD, LD or DVD player
All models are Incorporated wth the DTS decode!

* LFE = Low Frequency Effects This channel delivers separate non-


dIrectIonal bass slngnals to the subwoofer for more dynamic deep
bass sound effects.

* Optlonal In this mode

i LFE = Low Frequency Effects This channel delwers separate non-


dIrectIonal bass signals to the subwoofer foe more rlynam~c deep
bass sound effects
DTS lhas a 1 or LFE chawel
The il?dlcatlon “LFE” appears In the display bvllen a slc]llal is bell?g
Input for this channel
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Ambience effects

Surround play
The DTS compatrble models can reproduce a CD, DVD, or LD carryrng the When you select DOLBY DIGITAL
DTS mark “DOLBY DIGITAL” wrll be drsplayed
DOLBY DIGITAL can be used when playrng DVD or LD software bearrng
the 001 mark and DOLBY DIGITAL format drgrtal broadcasts fete ).
DOl”B;‘%b LOGIC can be used when playing vrdeo, DVD. or LD
software bearing the ~UIOOLBY-~OUNDI mark.
SRS Crrcle Surround II enables you to listen to multr channel sound from
the stereo source. When the DTS signal is input :
(The DTS rndrcator lights up.1
DSP 7 r INPUT MODE
1 DTS : DTS surround
c 2 STEREO : Normal stereo playback

When the analog signal or the digital signal (except for


DOLBY DIGITAL or DTS signal) is input:
i PLB MOVIE : PRO LOGIC U surround MOVIE mode
(The PRO LOGIC kndtcator lrghts up.)
Input Selector LISTEN MODE 2 PLII MUSIC : PRO LOGIC II surround MUSIC mode.
(The PRO LOGIC lndlcator lrghts up.)
3 PRO LOGIC : PRO LOGIC II surround PRO LOGIC mode
(The PRO LOGIC rndrcator lrghts up.)
4 CSB CINEMA : CS 6.1 surround.
‘LISTEN MODE a/o
(The CS U rndrcator lrghts up.)
INPUT MODE -DSP MODE 5 CSII MUSIC : CS 6 1 surround.
(The CS II rndrcator lrghts up.)
6 CSII MONO : CS 6.1 surround
(The CS II lndlcator lights up.)
: i STEREO : Normal stereo playback. Sound IS produced
INPUT
from the two front channels only.
SELECTOR
(The STEREO rndrcator lights up.1

l Dolby DIgItal or DTS signal havrng more channels than the maxi-
Preparations ,,
mum numoer OTplayback channels avarlable using the receiver’s
l Turn ON related components current settings IS input, downmrxrng IS performed to match the
l Complete “Preparrng for surround sound” (speaker settings) -Lpi number of avariable channels.
l Use the Input Selector keys to select the component you wish to play

l
back wrth surround sound
Use the INPUT MODE key to select the Input mode (analog 01 digital)
q DSP mode (Digital Signal Processor).
for the source you wash to play back - Pi DSP can produce these effects wrthout spoilrng the sound qualrty of
l Norse WIII be produced when a DTS source IS played by selectrng the the orrgrnal mux or video source.
analog rnput
0 Pressing the DSP or DSP MODE key will display the current
q Start playing the video software. DSP MODE status.

a Use the LISTEN MODE knob or LISTEN MODE n/O keys to e Each press of the key will switch to the next status as shown
bellow:
select the listening mode.
1 ARENA : DSP surround ARENA mode.
The Irstening mode settrngs are stored separately for each Input if 2 JAZZ CLUB : DSP surround JAZZ CLUB mode.
the Input mode IS set to full auto (“AUTO DETECT” Irghts), the 3 THEATER : DSP surround THEATER mode.
recerver selects the optrmal lrstenrng mode automatrcally based on
4 STADIUM : DSP surround STADIUM mode.
the type of input slgnal and the speaker settrngs 1 5 DISCO : DSP surround DISCO mode.
Each turn of the LISTEN MODE knob or press of the LISTEN
MODE n/v keys switches the setting as listed below. l The DSP mode selectron ISdrsplayed forapproxrmately 3 seconds.
l For fine adjustmentof the DSPeffects, pleaserefer to “Adjusting
the sound” -pg
The listening mode settings are different depending on the type
of input signal.
a Adjust the volume.
When the DOLBY DIGITAL signal is input:
(The DOL.BY DIGITAL or PRO LOGIC, Indicator Irgl?ts up )
Notes
1 DOLBY DIGITAL DOLBY DIGITAL surround l Depending on the type of the signal or speaker setting, some listenrng
2 DOLBY D EX DOLBY DIGITAL EX surround modes cannot be selected
l Wherl playback IS started, the sound may be cut or Interrupted before
3 PLII MOVIE PRO LOGIC II surround MOVIE mode
(The PRO LOGIC rndrcator lrghts up ) the input source IS confirmed as Dolby Drgrtal
l To enjoy Dolby DIgItal surround (as well as all the other lrstenrng modes)
4 PLII MUSIC PRO LOGIC II surround MUSIC rmode
from a single component, be sure to use a Dolby Digital compatible
(The PRO LOGIC rndrcator lights up i
soLlrce component
5 PRO LOGIC PBO LOGIC II surrourrd PRO LOGIC mode
(The PRO LOGIC rndrcatot lights up 1
6 STEREO Normal stereo playback

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DVD 6-channel playback Convenient functions


UslngaDVDplayerorthellkeequlppedwlths~x(5,l)outputchannelsand
the recerver. you can enloy surround sound playback
When you try to play a disc other than Dolby DIgItal such as DTS CD, no STEREO DIMMER MULTI CONTROL
sound IS produced or, noise may be heard To avoid this sltuatlon, make
sure that you connect the component to the receiver’s DVDIGCH INPUT
lacks through a surround processor which can decode the surround
slgnal you want to listen to
Connecting a DVD player which can decode the surround signal Itself IS
also acceptable.

INPUT MODE VOLUME


SOUND A/v LISTEN MODE

LISTEN MODE al v

STEREO
SOUND
DVDIGCH Joystick
(MULTI CONTROLA/~,
DOWNIIUP~)
DIMMER

INPUT MODE
,VOLUME +/-

Adjusting the sound


You can make furthet adjustments to the soulnd while llstenlng to
DVDIGCH playback I,? the surrolind mode

0 Press the SOUND key and then use to the A/V keys or Joystick
(4/w) until the desired item appears in the display.

Preparations Each time you press the A/V keys or Joystick (4/b), the menu
l Connect your DVD player to the DVD/GCH lacks of the receiver. changes as follows:
*Turn on all other components that WIII be used Note that some items are not displayed in certain modes.
l Complete “Preparing for surround sound” -ZE
I CNTR (Center speaker level adjustment)”
2 SR iRIght surround speaker level adjustment)”
a Press “DVf7/6Cff” as the input source.
3 SB (Surround back speaker level adlustment)’
l If speaker system 6 ISon when “DVD/GCH” ISselected as the input 4 SL (Left surround speaker level adlustmenti’
source, it switches off and speaker system A turns on automatl- 5 SUBW (Subwoofer level adjustment)”
tally. 6 INPUT (Input level adjustment analog Inode only) - Zi
7 MIDNIGHT (MidnIght mode ON/OFF Dolby DIgItal mode oniyy
H Select “6Cff INPUT” by pressing the INPUT MODE key. 8 PANORAMA (Panorama mode ON/OFF)**
9 DIMENSION (Dlmenslon adlustment)“”
B Start playback of the DVD software. lo CENTER WIDTH (Center width adjustment)” +
II CENTER FOCUS (Center focus ad!ilstment)**’
q Adjust the volume. 12 CSII DLY (Rear speaker delay adjustment)** *
13 CSU GAIN (Input gain adjustment)*‘x
l It IS not possible to adjust the volume level or sound quality (SET [ 14 TruBass (Trubass adjustment)**”
UP, SOUND) of the channels separately when the receiver is in the
DVD/GCH mode. Adjust the volume with the controls of the DVD The adjustment ISonlytemporaryfor thecurrent Illput selectlon
player The value will return automatlcally to the orIgInal setup value
For the powered subwoofer, you can adjust the volume of the when the power IS turned on/off or whel? the Input selection IS
subwoofer using the subwoofer’s own volume control changed
-+ Pro Logic II MUSIC mode only
+** CS II mode only

@ Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/T) to adjust the


setting as desired.
l The adlustment Item is dlsplayed for approximately 8 seconds

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Midnight mode (Dolby Digital mode only) Center Width mode (Pro Logic ll Music mode only)
When watchrng movies at night , you mrght not be able to rarse the Center wrdth adjustment allows you to enjoy an enchanced sound when
volume as loud as normal Mtdnlght mode compresses the dynamic llstenlng to music through center Image from only center speaker, or left
range of previously specified parts of the Dolby Drgrtal sound track (like and right speakers or yarrous combrnations adjustments.
scenes wrth sudden Increases rn volume) to mrnrmrze the drfference rn
volume between the specrfred and non-specified parts Thxs makes It 0 Press the SOUND key, then press the A/V keys or Joystick f4/,)
easy to hear all of the sound track, even when lrstening at low volumes until “CENTER WIDTH” appears on the display.
l The CENTER WIDTH rndicatron scrolls across the display.
0 Press the SOUND key, then press the A/V keys or Joystick (4,)
l When the center speaker IS swrtched OFF, this mode wrll not be
until “MIDNIGHT” appears on the display.
effective
l Thrs can be selected only If CDIDVD, DVD/GCH or VIDEO 2 IS selected

as the source and the ksten mode IS set to “DOLBY DIGITAL.” 0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/V) to adjust the
left-center-right output.
0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/V) to select the
ON or OFF setting. Center image will be heard from center speaker only.

lThe adtustment Item IS drsplayed for approxrmately 8 seconds Center image wrll be heard from left and right speakers only.
*Some Dolby DigItal software may not be compatible with the -
Mrdr?rght mode $z;io’ PIOLODC
0 flsg I... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Panorama mode (Pro Logic II Music mode only) l When rn other posrtron, center image from center speaker, left and
When Irstenrng to rmusrc, you wrll be able to enjoy the “wraparound” right speakers can be heard srmultaneously wrth varrous
sound effect when you adjust the panorama mode combrnations

0 Press the SOUND key, then press the A/V keys or Joystick (4/b)
until “PANORAMA” appears oh the display. Circle Surround II mode
Q Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/T) to select When you select the crrcle surround ll mode, you WI/I be able to enjoy the
PANORAMA ON or OFF. mult surround sound from the stereo source.

I PANORAMA ON : PANORAMA mode IS ON Use the LISTEN MODE knob or LISTEN MODE V/A keys for CS II
c 2 PANORAMA OFF: PANORAMA mode IS OFF selection.

Center Focus mode (CSU mode only)


Center focus elevate level adjustment allows you to enjoy an enchanced
sound when you select CS ll CINEMA/MUSIC/MONO It reposrtrons the
sound image to an optrmal positron more natural to the listener through
the center image
Dimension mode (Pro Logic II Music mode only)
When Irstenrng to music wrth certain recordrngs, you WI/I also be able to 0 Press the SOUND key, then press the A/V keys or Joystick (r/b)
acheve a surtable balance from all the speakers by adfusttng the until “CENTER FOCUS” appears on the display.
drmensron rnode

0 Press the SOUND key, then press the A/V keys or Joystick (4/b)
until “DIMENSION” appears on the display.

0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/VI to adjust


the soundfield towards the rear or the front. 0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/T) to adjust the
center elevation level.
Soundfrelc IS adjusted towards the front. l The adjustment range IS from 0 to 10

l CENTER FOCUS wll lnot be awlable when the center speaker is


Soundfield IS in neutral posrtlon
OFF

Soundfield IS adtustecl towards the rear

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CS ll Rear Delay adjustment mode (CS II mode only) Subwoofer adjustment


CS II Rear Delay adjustment provides a better sound effect from the rear It ISeasy to adjust the volume of the subwoofer wng the lelnote control
speakers.
0 Press the SOUND key, then press the A/V keys or Joystick (4))
0 Press the SOUND key, then press the A/V keys or Joystick (41~l until “SUBW” appears on the display.
until “CSU DLY” appears on the display.
8 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/v) to adjust the
0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/V) to adjust the volume.
rear speaker. l The adlustment range IS from -10 dB to cl 0 dB
l The adjustment range IS from 0 ms to 25 ms

Display dimmer adjustment


CSll Gain adjustment mode (CSll mode only)
The dimmer functlon lets you select the brightness of the recelver’s
CS II GAIN allows user to adjust the Input gain for the Circle Surround II display You might find this useful If you darken your room to watch
processing. movies or llsten to ~mus~c

0 Press the SOUND key, then press the 4~ keys or Joystick 14)) Each time you press the DIMMER key, the display’s brightness
until “CSg GAIN” appears on the display. changes among the three available settings.
Select the brightness level you find most pleasing.
e Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (r/r) to adjust the
input gain. I Bright
l The adjustment range IS from 0 to 18. 2 Medium
c 3 Dark

96kHz LPCMplayback
The receiver IS compatible wth the 96kHz LPCM playback To play a
96kHr DVD, set the lIsten mode to “STEREO”
T&ass adjustment mode (CS ll mode only)
l In FULL AUTO Input mode, the listen mode WIII automatically be
T&ass adlustment prowdes deep, rich bass sound to small speakers STEREO
without the need of a subwoofer. l When In DIGITAL MANUAL input mode (lrsten mode is not STEREO),
“FS 96kHz” WIII appear in the display and no sound can be heard from
0 Pressthe SOUND key, then press the 4~ keys or Joystick (*/,I the speakers
until “TruBass” appears. Press the LISTEN MODE or STEREO key (the listen mode changes to
the STEREO mode) to output sound from the speakers
0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/V) to select the
following;

mcpTruBass OFF
~3 TruBass SW
8 TruBass LR
c $ TruBass SW + LR

l Afterselectlng”F, j or i ,TruBassspeakers~zeandleveladjustment
selectlon WII be awlable

0 For TruBass speaker selection, use the MULTI CONTROL knob


or Joystick (A/V) to select any of the following display;

3 TruBass LARGE
3 TruBass MID
c 3 TruBass SMALL

0 Use the MULTI CONTROL knob or Joystick (A/V) to adjust the


TruBass Level.
l The adjustment range IS from 0 (TruBass OFF) to 10

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Basic remote control operations for other components
The remote control supplied with this receiver is also capable 0 The OTHERS key enables you to operate another DVD, CD,
of controlling components from a variety of manufacturers CBL, DSSISAT, CBLISAT, VCR or TV component.
once you register the appropriate setup codes into the
For OTHERS key;
remote control unit.
Hold down the OTHERS key and press the numeric keys to
1 Low battery warning 1 enter the setup code.
Replace all two batteries with knewones when you notice a shorterirng
of the drstance from whrch the remote control will operate After l Example After you have regrstered the KENWOOD DVD player,
changrng the batteries, please re-enter the setup codes press “804” to regrster another DVD player which ISmanufactured
by Panasonic
l If you push an Invalid key, the remote control wrll exrt the setup
mode
~~~~~cedes for other components
aPress any of the REMOTE MODE key and then press the
SOURCE 0 key to check that the component you want to
SOURCE 0 control turns on.
REMOTE MODE
If the component does not react, and there is more than one
,Numeric keys setup code, enter another setup code and try again.

l If the component IS already on, pressrng the SOURCE 6 key wrll


turn it off

ORepeat steps q to q to register additional components until


INPUT
SELECTOR
all components have been registered.

Alternative REMOTE MODE key.


q Find the setup code of the component to be registered. This operatron IS optronal and IS convenrent when you lrnk an INPUT
l Refer to the setup code 113s to find the setup code for the SELECTOR key to the REMOTE MODE key Whrle operatrng one
component to be regrstered -%-_36 component, the INPUT SELECTOR key functrons as an alternative
Example To regrster a DVD made by KENWOOD, you would enter REMOTE MODE key to select another component.
“805”
l Example REMOTE MODE (DVD) key can be lrnked to the INPUT
SELECTOR (VIDEO I) key as described below;

0 After registering the setup code, press and hold the SOURCE
0 key and then press the REMOTE MORE (DVD) key.

0 While holding down the SOURCE 0, press the INPUT


SELECTOR (VIDEO I) key.
I I I I
l Now the VIDEO 1 key will functron as a DVD key which can be
selected at the same time whrle operatrng a CD player.
l Repeat step 0 to @ to link other INPUT SELECTOR keys.

I / I , I

Note
Although each setup code IS desrgned to work wrth a number of
drfferent models, certarn codes may not work wrth some models
iAlso, certain codes may only operate some of the functrons avarIable
BRegistering components for REMOTE MODE [(OVO, CBL, on a given model /
DSS/SAT, VCR, TV, OTHERS - RC-R0725/R0727) or (DVD, CD,
CBUSAT, VCR, TV, OTHERS - RC-R0726)] keys.

0 For DVD, CD, CBL. DSSISAT, CBLISAT, VCR or TV keys;

Hold down the SOURCE 0 key and press the numeric keys to
enter the setup code.

l Example Press “805” to register a DVD player manufactured by


KENWOOD
l If you tp~~sl-ali rt?valrd key, the remote co17t1ol~111exrt the setup
Imode

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Basic remote control operations for other components

Operating other components


This operation lets you operate the registered components.
KENWOOD audio components with system control turn on and off
automatlcally with the receiver via the system control connectlons.

SOURCEO
RECEIVER

INPUT
SELECTOR

0 Use the INPUT SELECTORkeys to select the component you


desire.
l PresslngtheINPUTSELECTOR keysalsochangesthelnputselector
on the receiver

l When you operate your registered DVD player, Cable tuner,


DSS/SAT receiver, VCR or TV, go to step 8.

l When you operate the CD player, Cassette deck, MD player, or


Tuner with system control connection, go to step q .

q Press the SOURCE0 key.


l To return tothe receiver operatton mode, press the RECEIVER key

q Press the operation keys you desire. ---


The remote control mode remains at the selected input. If you
wish to operate another component, repeat step f3 or El.

Note
Be sure to point the remote control at the remote sensor on the
recelverwhenyou want to operate KENWOOD components connected
by system control cords. OtherwIse, point the remote control at the
component you want to operate

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Setup code chart (RC-RO727)(VR-6050/KRF-V6060D)/(RC-R0725)(KRF-1/70600)


TV Setup codes VCR Setuv codes
[ Maker 1 Setup codes IMaker- 1 Setw codes I
AKAI 125 AIWA 352
I --- -
RFI I +Hn\/VFI - - I- 142 AKAI 354,355, 356
CENTURION 126 Bl:LL+HOWELL 351
137 DAEWOO 349
FMERSON 334, 3k,2+ 736,
“I 337,338
FISCIFR
,_, I-, ___, 341
??,I? - ,% _ $2, 343
G.E. 307, 321
GOLD STAR 323
GrJ-wutu
“‘nre , -“., .s’
J4/, “$8, 353
HITACHI 307, 308, 328, 329
JVC 324, 325, 326, 327
MAGNAVOX 311, 312, 313
MITSUBISHI 315, 316, 317, 318, 357, 358
NEC 344,345
nQ,nhl
“I II”,”
7%
“V”

-MlT%JBlSHi 121 PANASONIC 309,3\uIn


PANASONIC 111,112,122,129 PHILIPS 313
PHILIPS 109.147 QUASAR 309, 310, 311, 312
PlOiEiR 1 116’ RCA 308
PROSfAN I 117 SAMSUNG 332, 339, 340
SANYO 351
SCOTT 331
SHARP 319, 320
SHINTOM 333
- -. -
J
SONY 301, 302, 303. 304,305,306
SHARP Iii SYNPHO 346
SONY 101 TEKNICA 346, 350
SYMPHONIC 143, 144 TOSHIBA 314
TOSHIBA 120 7FhllTH 137
QUASAR 111, 118
DVD player Setup codes
ZENITH 107,108
1 Maker 1 Setup codes I
CBL codes
Maker 1 Setup codes
.CIU”“““U OULI, ‘

A’TS’ IBISHI 810


3 815, E116
PANASONIC 804
PHILIPS 807
PIONEER 803
PROSCAN 811
RCA 811
SAMSUNG 814
SONY 802
HILIb’b 1 LlY,LLU TOSHIBA 806
IONEER 1 206, 207 YAMAHA 809
ZENITH 806. 8
DSWAT codes
- _-
ZENITH ( 204. 205 I Maker I Setup codes I
ECHOSTAR 903
G.I 902
HITACHI 908
HUGHES 906
PANASONIC 905
PRIMESTAR 909
RCA 901
SONY 907
TOSHIBA 904

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Setup code chart (RC-RO726)(KRF-V606OD)(for the U.K. on/y)

TV Setua codes VCR Setup codes


riGi& ~~ -1 Setup codes I Maker Setup codes

FISHER 514
GE 516
GRUNDIG 502
HITACHI 517, 518
JVC 519
LOEWE 503, 504
MAGNAVOX 501, 515
MITSUBISHI 520, 521, 522, 523
NOKIA 505
NORDMENDE 506, 507, 508
PANASONIC 524
PHILIPS 509
PHONOLA 515
SABA 510
SAMSUNG 525, 526
SANYO 514
SHARP 527, 528
SIEMENS 502
SONY 423,424, 425, 426, 427 SONY 529, 530, 531 -
TELEFUNKEN 407,409, 410 TELEFUNKEN 511, 512
THOMSON 411 TOSHIBA 532
TOSHIBA 428

CBUSAT codes DVD player Setup codes


Maker 1 Setup codes ( Maker ( Setup codes I
AMSTRAD 601, 602, 603, 604, 633 1
CANAL+ 622
D-BOX 626
ECHOSTAR 619, 620, 621, 623
F0RT.F
GALAXIS 629
GRUNDIG 605, 606
HIRSCHMANN 639
ITT 609
JERROLD 616
JVC 614 CD player Setup codes
JVCIBT 613
KATHREIN 611, 612, 636
MASCOM 634
NOKIA 628, 635
PACE 608, 627
PANASONIC 615
PHILIPS 607, 625
SELECTOR 631
SKYMASTER 610, 638
THOMSON 637
TPS/SAGEM 624
TRIAX
VIDEOWAY 1 617.618 I

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CASSETTEdeck, CD player & MD recorder operations


You can perform these basic operations using the keys described below when connected to KENWOOD cassette deck, CD player or MD recorder
equipped with system control operations -a

Cassette deck operations keys CD player operation keys

MD recorder operation keys

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Other components’ operations


Refer to the following for the type of remote control operations wallable for each component
l When pressing keys in succession, press each key firmly and be sure
0 Select the input source. to wait at least 1 second before pressing the next key
l Numerc keys functlon the same as the numeric keys on the orlglnal
Q Press the keys corresponding to the operations you desire. remote
Refer to the following sections for details.

These keys can be used to perform the basic operations of KENWOOO and other manufacturers components which the setup code for each
component had been entered beforehand. - ?I - 36;

7V operation keys VCR operation keys

Numer,c keys

CH+/-
(Channel+ i -)

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DSS/SAT (or CBL/SAT) receiver operation keys Cable tuner operation keys

SOURCE 0
(Source power)

CH+/- CH+/-
(Channel + i -) (Channel + I -)

ENTER ENTER ~

DVD player operation keys

+ (Skip up)
-(Sklpdown)

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In case of difficultv

Resetting the Microcomputer For the U.S.A. and Canada


The microcomputer may malfunction (unit cannot be operated, or Unplug the power cord from the wall outlet, then plug it
shows an erroneous display) if the power cord is unplugged while back in while holding down the POWER ON/STANDBY
the power is ON, or due to some other external factor. If this 0 key.
happens, execute the following procedure to reset the microcom-
puter and return the unit to its normal operating condition.
For other countries
With the power cord plugged in, turn the POWER ON/
l Please note that resetting the microcomputer will clear the contents OFF key OFF. Then, while holding down the ON/
of the memory and returns the unit to the state It was in when It left
STANDBY 0 kev. press POWER ON/OFF.
the factory.

,$*‘ ?“.sy”pf”ft$ *:
-“.” .^^^^^~“” ~.xI1llxl-,--- _^_^“~ ”
No sound from the speakers. l The speaker cords are dlsconnected l Connect them properly refemng to “Connect-
ing the speakers” -1%
l VOLUME IS set to the rnxn~mum posltlon l Adjust the volume to a proper level
l MUTE is ON l Turn OFF the MUTE - K
*The SPEAKERS switches are set to OFF l Set the SPEAKERS switches to ON - 21

The standby indicator blinks and sound is l Speaker cords are short-cIrcuited l Turn the power off, ellmlnate the short-cIrcuIt-
not output. lng, then turn on the power agaIn

Sound is not output from one of the speakers. l The speaker cord IS disconnected l Connect It properly refelnng to “Cot7l7ectlng
the speakers” - J<

Sound is not output from the surround l The surround speaker cords and/or the center l Connect It properly refemng to “Cotlnecting
speakers and I or the center speaker, or their speaker cord IS dlsconnected the speakers” - 1%
sound is very small. l A surround mode has not been engaged l Select a surround mode
l The surround and/or center volume controls *Adjust the speaker levels Losingtile test tone
are set to the minimum level - 1%

A humming noise is generated when the l The audio cord from the record player IS not l Insert the audio cord plugs securely into the
PHONO input selector is selected. connected to the PHONO lacks PHONO lacks
l The record player IS not grounded l Connect the grounding wire to the GND term-
nal on the rear panel

When playing a Dolby Digital source signal l There are many possible causes for this prob- l Set the input mode to digital imat?ual before
using a DVD player, the sound is cut off soon lem, depending on the type of DVD player starting playback of the Dolby DIgItal source
after it starts. used -1-C

No sound is produced during playback from l The input mode IS set to digital manual l Press the INPUT MODE key to select to full
a DVD player. auto mode - -9%

A video source cannot be recorded l The software IS copy-guarded l Copy-guarded video software canno: be le-
normally. corded

Tuner

Radio stations cannot be received. l No antenna IS connecteu l Connect an antenna -I16


lThe broadcast band IS not set properly l Set the broadcast band properly
*The frequency of the desired station iS *Tune the frequency of the desired statlon
tuned. - 24

Interference. l Noise due to lgnltlon noise from an automo- l Install the outdoor antenna away from the
bile. road
l Noise due to interference from an electric l Turn off the power to the appliance
appliance.
l Noise due to a nearby TV set l Install the receiver farther away frown the TV

A station which was preset cannot be re- l The preset station belongs to a frequency that l Preset a station with a receivable frequency
ceived by pressing the corresponding nu- cannot be received
meric key. l The preset memory was cleared because the l Preset the statlon agaln
power cord had been unplugged for a long
period of time

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In case of difficulty

Remote control unit

Certain inputs cannot be selected using the l No setup codes regrstered for the respective l Register a setupcodeat the respective Input(s).
remote control. Input(s) -g-m

Remote control operation is not possible. l The remote control IS set to a drfferent opera- l Press the source select keys or SOURCE 6
tron mode. keys to select the appropriate operatron mode.
l Batteries are exhausted l Replace wrth new batteries.

*The remote control unrt IS too far away from *Operate the remote control unit within the
the marn system, controllrng angle IStoo large, controllable range
or there 1s an obstacle between the receiver
and the remote
l The audio cords and system control cords are l Connect properly refernng to “Setting up the
not connected properly system”.
l Nosoftwarersloadedinthesourcecomponent. l Place software rn the source component you
want to play.
*An attempt IS made to play a tape which IS l Wart untrl recording has completed.
being recorded In the cassette deck.
*The remote control has not been set to the l Press the source select keys or SOURCE 6
operatron mode for the component you wash key to activate the operation mode for the
to control component you want to control before
operatron -@

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Specifications !‘ Caution : Read this page carefully
operation.
to ensure safe

For the U.S.A and Canada


AUDIO section (VR-6050) Tone control
BASS . ....................... .. .................... .. ............... 210 dB (at 100 Hz)
Rated power output during STEREO operation
TREBLE .._.......,,,,,,,___....................................... +I0 dB (at 10 kHz)
100 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channels driven,
at 8 R from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than 0.09% total
harmonic distortion. (FTC1
DIGITAL AUDIO section
Effective power output during SURROUND operation Sampling frequency .... ..... ... ... 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 96 kHz
FRONT (20 - 20 kHz, 0.09 % T.H.D. at 8 R one channel driven) Input level I impedance I wave length
... . .... .... .. . 1oow+1oow Optical ... ..... .._........... (-15 dBm - -24 dBm), 660 nm 230 nm
CENTER (20 - 20 kHz, 0.09 % T.H.D. at 8 Q one channel Coaxial .. ... ...................................................... .. .... .. 0.5 Vp-p I 75 11
driven) ........ .......................................................................... 100 W
SURROUND (20 - 20 kHz, 0.7 % T.H.D. at 8 R one channel
driven) ........................................... .... ... .... .. ......... .. 100 W + 100 W
Total harmonic distortion ..,............,......, 0.009 % (1 kHz, 50 W, 8 D) V/DE0 section
Frequency response VIDEO inputs / outputs
Line (CD/DVD, TAPE, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, VIDEO 3, DVD/GCH) VIDEO (composite) ....... . ....... . .. .... . . 1 Vp-p / 75 (1
...... .............. ............ ............. .... 10 Hz - 100 kHz, +0 dB - -3.0 dB
S VIDEO inputs /outputs
Signal to noise ratio (IHF’66)
S VIDEO (luminance signal) . .._.._........................ 1 Vp-p / 75 I1
Line (CD/DVD, TAPE, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, VIDEO 3, DVD/GCH)
. . .. ... . .. . 95 dB S VIDEO (chrominance signal) ,,_...._,.,,,,.._...... 0.286 Vp-p / 75 11
Loudness control
VOLUME at -30 dB level ...... ....... .. ........ .......... ..... +6 dB (100 Hz)
Input sensitivity / impedance FM tuner section
Line (CD/DVD, TAPE, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, VIDEO 3, DVD/GCH)
.............................................................................. 500 mV I 47 kQ Tuning frequency range . ... .._.................. 87.5 MHz - 108.0 MHz
Output level I impedance Usable sensitivity (MONO)
TAPE REC ............................................................... 500 mV I 1 kC VR-6050
PRE OUT (SURROUND BACK CHANNEL) .............. 2.5 V I 1 kR ...... .. 1.3 uV (75 D)/ 13.2 dBf (75 kHz dev, SINAD 30 dB)
PRE OUT (SUBWOOFER) ......................................... 2.5 V I 1 kQ KRF-V7060DIV6060D ....................... .. .............................. ..............
Tone control 1.6 uV (75 Q)/ 15.2 dBf (75 kHz dev, SINAD 30 dB)
BASS ................................................................ ~10 dB (at 100 Hz) 50 dB quieting sensitivity
TREBLE ............................................................ ~10 dB (at 10 kHzl STEREO ............_........................................ 28 uV (75 L1)/ 40.2 dBf
Total harmonic distortion
MONO (1 kHz, 75 kHz dev) .._...,...,,,..._........, 0.5% (65 dBf input)
STEREO I1 kHz, 67.5 + 6.75 kHz dev) _........ 0.7% (65 dBf input)
For other countries (except for the U.K.) Signal to noise ratio
MONO (1 kHz, 75 kHz dev) ... .... .._......... 75 dB (65 dBf input)
AUDIO section (KRF-V706OLW606OD) STEREO (1 kHz, 67.5 + 6.75 kHz dev) .._.... 68 dB (65 dBf input)
Effective power output during STEREO operation Stereo separation (1 kHz) ...... ... ...__............................................. 40 dB
1 kHz, 10 %, 8 R ,,,,........_...................,,. 110 W + 110 W Selectivity (+400 kHz) (VR-6050) ,,,.,....,,,,,,.........,,..................... 70 dB
Rated power output during STEREO operation (KRF-V7060DIV6060D) ..... ...._................ 50 dB
100 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channels driven, Frequency response (30 Hz - 15kHz) ,,._..............._. +0.5 dB, -3.0 dB
at 8 R from 20 Hz to 20 kHz with no more than 0.09% total
harmonic distortion. (FTC1
Effective power output during SURROUND operation AM tuner section
FRONT (1 kHz, 10 % T.H.D. at 8 R one channel driven) Tuning frequency range
..... ... ... . . .. .... .. 11ow+11ow IO kHz step .,_,_.......,,__..........,..... 530 kHz - 1,700 kHz (‘JR-6050)
CENTER (IkHz, 10 % T.H.D. at 8 R one channel driven) 10 kHz step ..,....... 530 kHz - 1,610 kHz (KRF-V7060D/V6060D)
. .. . . 11ow 9 kHz step ... ... 531 kHz - 1,602 kHz (KRF-V7060D/V6060D)
SURROUND (I kHz, 10 % T.H.D. at 8 D one channel driven) Usable sensitivity (30% mod, S/N 20 dB)
. .... ... 11ow+11ow .,..,...__......,........,.,,,,,,................................ 16 uV / (600 uV/ml
Total harmonic distortion ... ...... ...... ...... ... 0.009% (1 kHz, 50 W, 8 R) Signal to noise ratio (30% mod, 400 Hz)
Frequency response . 50 dB (60 dBu VEMF input)
Line (CD/DVD, TAPE, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, VIDEO 3, DVD/GCH)
.... ........... .............. .. ........... .. ..... 10 Hz - 100 kHz, +0 dB - -3.0 dB
PHONO ‘RIAA’ response (KRF-V7060D)
.,................................................ 40 Hz . 20 kHz, 1.5 dB - -3.0 dB GENERAL
Maximum input level Power consumption VR-6050 ..._........,,.,,,,,,,,,....,,.,...,................... 3A
PHONO (MM) IKRF-V7060D) ... ..__..45 mV, 1 % T.H.D. at 1 kHz KRF-V7060D/V6060D ... ..._.....t.............. 300 W
Signal to noise ratio (IHF’66) AC outlet
PHONO (MM) (KRF-V7060D) .... ......_.........,.........,,,.............. 75 dB SWITCHED VR-6050 ..___(total 150 W, 1.25 A max.)
Line (CD/DVD, TAPE, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, VIDEO 3, DVD/GCH) KRF-V7060D/V6060D .._........_ (total 90 W max.)
..................... ................................................................ ... 95 dB Dimensions ...........___....................................... W : 440mm 117-5/16”)
Loudness control H : 159mm 16-l/4”)
VOLUME at -30 dB level ... .......__.......................... +6 dB (100 Hz) D : 392 mm (15-7/16”)
Input sensitivity I impedance Weight (Net)
PHONO (MM) IKRF-V7060D) ....... ....... ........ ......... 6.0 mV / 47 kSL VR-6050 .._..._,.,,,,,,.......................,,.,...................... 9.4 kg 120.7 lb)
Line (CD/DVD, TAPE, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, VIDEO 3, DVD/GCHl KRF-V7060D/V6060D .. ............. ................. .. ....... 10.0 kg (22.0 lb)
.. . 500 mV I 47 kR
Output level I impedance
TAPE REC ..... ... .... ......................... ......................... . 500 mV I 1 kQ
PRE OUT (SURROUND BACK CHANNEL) .... .._....... 2.5 V / 1 kR
PRE OUT (SUBWOOFER) ...... .. ......... .. ......... ............. . 2.5 V I 1 kD

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AUDIO section (KRF-1160600) VIDEO section
Rated power output during STEREO operation VIDEO inputs / outputs
DINIIEC (63 Hz - 12.5 kHz, 0.09 % T.H.D. at 6 1 VIDEO (composite) ._.................,,,........................... 1 Vp-p / 75 R
............................................................................... 1oow+1oow S VIDEO inputs /outputs
Effective power output during SURROUND operation S VIDEO (luminance signal) ...__..,,....._..................., 1 Vp-p / 75 R
FRONT I63 Hz . 12.5 kHz, 0.09 % T.H.D. at 6 11 one channel S VIDEO lchrominance signal) ... .... ..... .... 0.286 Vp-p / 75 Q
driven) ................................................................... 100 W + 100 W
CENTER (63 Hz - 12.5 kHz, 0.09 46 T.H.D. at 6 11one channel
driven) ..................................................................................... 100 W
SURROUND (63 Hz - 12.5 kHz, 0.7 % T.H.D. at 6 (1 one channel FM tuner section
driven) ............................................................................ 100 W + 100 W Tuning frequency range .,,.__.................,,.........,,. 87.5 MHz - 108 MHz
Total harmonic distortion ...................... .0.009 % II kHz, 50 W, 6 Q) Usable sensitivity
Frequency response MONO .. ...... 1.3 pV (75 <I)/ 13.2 dBf (40 kHz dev, S/N 26 dB)
Line (CD/DVD, TAPE, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, VIDEO 3, DVD/GCH) STEREO ... 45 pV (75 Q)/ 42.1 dBf (40 + 6 kHz dev, S/N 46 dB)
................................................. 10 Hz . 100 kHz, +0 dB - -3.0 dB Total harmonic distortion
PHONO ‘RIAA’ response .............. 40 Hz - 20 kHz, +I.5 dB - -3.0 dB MONO (I kHz, 40 kHz dev) ... ..... .... .... 0.2% 165.2 dBf input)
Maximum input level STEREO (1 kHz, 40 + 6 kHz dev) .... ..... .. 0.8% 165.2 dBf input)
PHONO (MM). .................................. .45 mV, 1 % T.H.D. at 1 kHz Signal to noise ratio (DIN weighted at 1 kHzl
Signal to noise ratio fIHF’66) MONO .... ................ .. ................. ................. 65 dB (65.2 dBf input)
PHONO (MM) ........................................................................ 75 dB STEREO _.......,._...........................,,,,........... 60 dB (65.2 dBf input)
Line (CD/DVD, TAPE, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, VIDEO 3, DVD/GCHl Stereo separation (1 kHz) .............. ................ ... .......................... 36 dB
............................................................................................... 95 dB Selectivity (+300 kHz) .................. ....................... ...... ... .. ............. 64 dB
Loudness control Frequency response (30 Hz - 15kHz) +0.5 dB, -3.0 dB
VOLUME at -30 dB level ...................................... +6 dB 1100 Hz)
Input sensitivity / impedance
PHONO (MM) ........................................................ 6.0 mV / 47 kl2
Line (CD/DVD, TAPE, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2, VIDEO 3, DVD/GCHI MW tuner section
.............................................................................. 500 mV / 47 kl2
Tuning frequency range ,...,.._.......,,__....,........,.... 531 kHz - 1,602 kHz
Output level I impedance
TAPE REC ............................................................... Usable sensitivity (30% mod, S/N 20 dB) .... ... 16 pV / (600 pV/ml
500 mV I 1 k<L
PRE OUT (SURROUND BACK CHANNEL) .............. 2.5 V / 1 kc1 Signal to noise ratio (400 Hz, 30% mod)
PRE OUT (SUBWOOFER) ......................................... 50 dB (60 dBp VEMF input)
2.5 V / 1 kc1
Tone control
BASS.. .............................................................. +I0 dB fat 100 Hz)
TREBLE ............................................................ +I0 dB (at 10 kHz) GENERAL
Power consumption ._.........__........,........................................... 330 W
AC outlet
DIGITAL AUDIO section SWITCHED . ........................................ ............. (total 90 W max.)
Sampling frequency ...................... 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 96 kHz Dimensions .. ... ................ ... ....................... .. .... W : 440 mm (17-6/16”)
Input level I impedance 1 wave length H : 159mmf6-l/4”)
Optical ........................... (-15 dBm - -24 dBmJ, 660 nm -30 nm D : 392 mm /15-7/16”)
Coaxial.. ............................................................... .0.5 Vp-p / 75 L1 Weight (Net) ..,,,,.____..................................................... 9.8 kg (21.6 lb)

1 KENWOOD follows a policy of contrwous advancements I” development For this reason speclflcatlons may be changed wlthout notice.
2 The full pelfotmance ~maynot be exhibited in an extremely cold locatlon (under a water-freezing temperature)

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KENWOOD Record the sew3 number, found on the back of the unit, in the spaces
designated on the warranty card, and IITthe space provided below Refer
to the model and serial numbers whenever yokecall upon?your dealer for
InformatIon or service on this product

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VR-606O/KRF-V806OD
VR=605O/KRF-
V706OD’KRF-
V606OD
P-20EN(for VR-606O/KRF-
V806OD)
P- 18EN(for VR-605O/KRF-
V706OD/KRF-
V606OD)

Speaker settings (WRONG)

a 0 l For “FRNT LARGE” selection, no sound will be heard from


subwoofer speaker even when it is set to ON. However, if you
select SPEAKER EQ mode when subwoofer is selected, you
will be able to hear sound from the subwoofer.
When in STEREOmode, thesoundgoesdirectlytofrontspeaker.

Speaker settings (CORRECT)


q 0 l For “FRNT LARGE” selection, no sound will be heard from
subwoofer speaker even when it is set to ON. However, if you
select “SW RE-MIX ON” when subwoofer is selected, you
will be able to hear sound from the subwoofer.
WheninSTEREOmode, thesoundgoesdirectlytofrontspeaker.

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Please read all of the safety and operatrng rnstructrons before 6. Temperature - The appliance may not function properly If
operatrng this applrance. Adhere to all warnings on the appltance used at extremely low, or freezing temperatures The ideal
and in the instructron manual. Follow all the safety and operatrng ambrent temperature IS above c5”C (41 “F)
Instructions. These safety and operatrng rnstructrons should be
retained for future reference. 7. Heat - The appliance should be situated away from heat
sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other
1. Power sources - The applrance should be connected to a appliances (rncludrng amplifiers) that produce heat Do not
power supply only of the type described In the instruction place a flaming oblect. such as a candle or lantern, on or near
manual or as marked on the applrance. If you are not sure of the appliance.
the type of power supply to your home, consult your applrance
dealer or local power company. For appliances Intended to 8. Electric shock - Care should be taken so that objects do not
operate from battery power, or other sources, refer to the fall and lrqurd IS not spilled into the enclosure through openings.
instruction manual. If a metal objects, such as a hair pin or a needle, comes Into
contact wrth the rnsrde of thus appliance, a dangerous electric
2. Power-cord protection - Power-supply cords should be shock may result For families with children, never permit
routed so that they are not lrkely to be walked on or prnched by children toputanythrng,especrallymetal, rnsrdethrsappliance.
Items placed upon or against them, pay particular attention to
cords at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the pornt where
they exit from the appliance.

Never pull or stretch

9. Enclosure removal - Never remove the enclosure. If the


Internal parts are touched accidentally, a serious electrrc shock
3. CAUTION - Po Iarization - This appliance may be might occur

equipped with a polarized alternatrng-current lrne plug (a plug


having one blade wider than the other). This plug WIII fit into the
power outlet only one way. This IS a safety feature If you are
unable to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the
pl<g. If the plug should still fall to fit, contact your electncran to
replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose
of the polarized plug.

4. Ventilation - Slots and openrngs In the cabinet are provided


10. Magnetic fields - Keep the appliance away from sources of
forventilatron and to ensure reliable operation of the appliance
magnetic fields such as TV sets, speaker systems, radios,
and to protect It from overheating, and these openings must
motorized toys or magnetrzed objects.
not be blocked or covered. The appliance should be situated so
that its location or position does not Interfere wrth Its proper
11. Cleaning - Unplug thus appliance from the wall outlet before
ventilation.
cleaning. Do not use volatile solvents such as alcohol, paint
To maintain good ventrlatron, do not put records or a table-cloth
thrnner, gasolrne, or benzene, etc to clean the cabrnet. Use a
on the appliance. Place the appliance at least 10 cm away from
clean drv cloth.
the walls.
Do not use the appliance on a bed, sofa, rug or similar surface
12. Accessories- Do not place this applrance on an unstable cart,
that may block theventrlatron openrngs. Thus appliance should
stand, tripod. bracket, or table. The appliance may fall, causrng
not be placed In a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack
serious injury to a child or adult, and serious damage to the
unless proper ventilation is provided or the manufacturer’s
applrance. Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table
Instructions have been adhered to.
recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with theappliance.
Anymountrngof theapplranceshouldfollowthemanufacturer’s
Instructions, and should use a mountrng accessory
recommended by the manufacturer AI? applrance and cart
combrnatron should be movedwith care. Quack stops, excessrve
force, and uneven surfaces may cause the applrance and cart
combrnatron to overturn.

5. Water and moisture-The appliance should not be used near


water-for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink,
laundry tub, In a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, etc.
Do not place an object contarning liquid, such as a flower vase,
on the appliance.

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13.Lightning - For added protectron for thus applrance during a 18.Power lines - An outsrde antenna system should not be
lightning storm, or when It IS left unattended and unused for located In the vrcrnrty of overhead power lines or other electric
long periods of trme. unplug It from the wall outlet and light or power crrcurts, or where It can fall Into such power lines
disconnect the antenna or cable system. Thus WIII prevent or crrcurts. When Installing an outside antenna system, extreme
damage to the applrance due to lrghtnrng and power-lrne care should be taken to keep from touching such power lines
surges. or circuits as contact with them mrght be fatal

14.Abnormal smell - If an abnormal smell or smoke IS lS.AC outlets - Do not connect other audro equrpment
detected, Immediately turn the power OFF and unplug wrth a power consumptron larger than that specified to
the appliance from the wall outlet. Contact your dealer or the AC outlet on the rear panel Never connect other
nearest servrce center. electrrcal appliances, such as an Iron or toaster, to it to
prevent fire or electrrc shock.

15.Damage requiring service - The applrance should be


serviced by qualrfied service personnel when:
A. The power-supply cord or the plug has been damaged.
B. Objects have fallen, or lrqurd has been sprlled Into 20. Overloading - Do not overload wall outlets, extensron cords,
the appliance. or Integral convenience receptacles as this can result In a rusk
C. The appliance has been exposed to rain or water. of fire or electric shock.
D. The appliance does not appear to operate normally
by followrng the rnstructron manual. Adjust only those controls 21. Attachment-Do not use attachments not recommended by
that are covered by the instructron manual as an Improper the appliance manufacturer as they may cause hazards.
adjustment of other controls may result in damage and will
often require extensrve work by a qualrfred technrctan to 22. Replacement parts - When replacement parts are required,
restore the appliance to its normal operation. be sure the service technician has used replacement parts
E. The appliance has been dropped, or the enclosure specrfred bythemanufacturerorhavethesamecharacterrstrcs
damaged. as the orrgrnal parts. Unauthorized substrtutrons may result In
F. The appliance exhibits a marked change In performance fire, electric shock, or other hazards.

16,Servicing - The user should not attempt to servrce the 23. Safety check - Upon completron of any service or reparrs to
appliance beyond that described In the rnstructron this appliance, ask the service technrcran to perform safety
manual. All other servicing should be referred to qualrfred checks to determrne that the appliance IS In proper operating
service personnel. condrtron.

17.0utdoor antenna grounding - If an outside antenna IS


connected to the appliance, be sure the antenna system
is grounded so as to provide some protection against
voltage surges and built up statrc charges. Article 810 of
the National Electrical Code ANSl/NFPA 70, provrdes
informatron wrth respect to proper grounding of the
mast and supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in
wire to an antenna discharge unrt. size of groundrng
conductors, locatron of antenna discharge unrt,
connection to grounding electrodes, and requrrements
for the grounding electrode. See Frgure.

Notes
1 Iten? 3 IS not required except for grounded or polarrzed equrpment
2 Item 17 and 18 are not required except for unrts provrded with antenna
termmals
3 Item 17 compiles wrth UL in the U S A
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LIMITED WARRANTY
CERTIFICATE
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RETAIN THIS CARD FOR YOUR RECORDS

Z=‘~ Note: We suggest you attach your bill of sale to this card
as proof of warranty coverage.

Name of purchaser, to whom warranty runs

Model Number
4
. Serial Number

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SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY.

0 D USE THIS CARD WHEN:


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Obtaining warranty service

For your nearest KENWOOD


Authorized Service Center call:

0 IN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES

I- 800 - 536 - 9663


24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAY A WEEK

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KENWOOD LIMITED WARRANTY
KENWOOD Audio products are designed and manufactured with advanced technology and craftsman-
ship. This product is warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship as listed. This
limited warranty remains in effect for the period indicated from the date of the original consumer
purchase.
I
2 years parts and labor

LIMITATIONS OF LIMITED WARRANTY


Except as specified below, this warranty covers all defects in material and workmanship for this product. The
following items are not covered under the terms of this limited warranty.
1. Voltage and/or line frequency conversions.
2. Damage caused by accident, negligence, misuse, abuse, improper operation, unauthorized product
modification or failure to follow instructions contained in the owners manual.
3. Periodic check-ups which do not disclose any defects covered by the warranty.
4. Installation and/or removal charges, damages based upon inconvenience, or loss of use of the
product.
5. Units on which the serial number has been defaced, modified or removed.
6. Damage resulting from repair or attempted repair by someone other than KENWOOD or an
Authorized KENWOOD Service Center.
7. Damage due to unsuitable packing and/or shipment method.
(Claim must be presented to the shipper).
8. Cosmetic items such as external cabinet, including but not limited to appearance items such as
knobs, speaker grills, cartridges or styli and batteries.
9. Product purchased or serviced outside the United States and its territories, except product
purchased through the United States Military Exchange.
10. Damage resulting from installation of parts or accessories which do not conform to the specification
and quality of the original item.
WARRANTY COVERAGE
KENWOOD will pay for the labor and parts expenses for items covered under the terms of the limited
warranty. This warranty is extended only to the original purchaser. A purchase receipt or other proof of date
of original purchase will be required before warranty service is rendered.
HOW TO OBTAIN WARRANTY SERVICE
If your KENWOOD product requires service;
I. Take or ship it to any KENWOOD Authorized Service Center in the U.S.A. along with a complete
description of the problem. Warranty service is not available outside the United States. (If you are
uncertain as to whether a Service Center is authorized, please call f-800-KENWOOD, 1-800-536-
9663, for the nearest Service Center)
2. You are responsible for transporting product for repair, for installation and removal charges, and
payment for any initial shipping charges. KENWOOD will pay for the return shipping charges for
product which is received in this manner.
LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES
ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE LENGTH OFTHIS WARRANTY.
EXCLUSION OF CERTAIN DAMAGES
KENWOOD’S LIABILITY FOR ANY DEFECTIVE PRODUCT IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR RE-
PLACEMENT OF SAID PRODUCT, AT OUR OPTION, AND SHALL NOT INCLUDE DAMAGES OF ANY
KIND, WHETHER INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR OTHERWISE. SOME STATES DO NOT AL-
LOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS AND/OR DO NOT ALLOW THE
EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE
LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
If a problem develops during or after the Limited Warranty Period, or if you have any questions regarding
the operation of the product, you should contact your KENWOOD Authorized Dealer or Authorized Service
Center. If the problem or your question is not handled to your satisfaction, please contact our Customer
Relations Department at the address listed below.

KENWOOD SERVICE CORPORATION


P.O. Box 22745,
2201 East Dominguez Street, Long Beach, CA 90801-5745 U.S.A. Phone: (310) 639 - 5300

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