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\ Caution : Read this page carefully to ensure safe operation.

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Before applying power * Units are designed for operation as follows.

2 U.S.A. and Canada Australia

AC 120 V only Europe and U.K.

AC 248 V only China |...

“Other countries

For other countries

| *AC voltage selection This unit operates on 110-120 volts or 220 - 240 volts AC The AC

voitage $s2-ec switch on the rear panel is set to the voltage that

1 prevar's ir ea to wnich Ine unit's snicped Before conn ig prev 1 vn u isped Be ect nea Acese: |

AC voltage Selector switch

ng te “d19 vour AC outiet. Mase sure that ie setting 420v. AC 220V paov

dos-tior $ sev ich Matches ycur line vo tage. Hf not. it Mtoe

set tO vour vo'lage 7. accordance with the tosowing direction

Note ; Our warranty ases or cover darrage caused by excessive line

voltage dLe 'c Mprone’ seturg of Ine AC voltage selector switch

Move switcn ever to match your Sine voltage with a small

screwdriver or other pointed tool.

.A€ 230 V only

-AC 220 V only

AC 110~120 / 220 / 230-240 V switchable

Safety precautions WARNING : TO PREVENT FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN

OR MOISTURE

( H CAUTION () CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK CF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE COVER

| iOR BACK) NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE, REFER SERVICING =O 00 NOT OPEN | QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNE:

BTNING FLASH WITH ARROWHEAD S*\!SC_. WITHIN AN EQUILATERAL TRIANGLE, 'S

D 70 ALERT THE USER TO THE PRES F UNINSULATED “DANGEROUS VOLTAGE”

THEN THE PRODUCT'S ENCLOSURE THAT MAY 3E OF SUFFICIENT MAGNITUDE TO CONSTITUTE

A RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK TO PERSONS

THE EXCLAMATION POINT WITHIN AN EQUILATESAL TRIANGLE IS INTENDED TO ALERT THE USER

TC THE ORESENCE OF IMPORTANT OPERATING +132 MAINTENANCE (SERVICING) INSTRUCTIONS

iN THE LITERATURE ACCOMPANYING THE APPL.ANCE

AVERTISSEMENT : POUR EVITER TOUT INCENDIE OU CHOC ELECTRIQUE, NE PAS EXPOSER CET

APPAREIL A LA PLUIE OU A L'HUMIDITE

ATTENTION: POUR REDUIRE LES RISQUES DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE. NE PAS ATTENTION DEPOSER LE COUVERCLE Ou cE PANNEAU ARRIERE). ANCUNE PIECE

RISOUE OF CHOC ELECTRIOUE REPARABLE PARLUTILISATE UB “le SE TROUVE AL'INTERIEUR CONFER TOUT TRAVAIL D'ENTRETIEN A UN FERSCNNEL DE SERVICE QUALIFIE

LE SYMBOLE DE L'ECLAIR DANS UN TRIANGLE €0JLATERAL A POUR BUT D'ATTIRER L'ATTENTIC

DE i UTILISATION SUR LA PRESENCE, A L'INTE3:2UR OU COFFRET, D'UNE TENSION DANGEREL

ET NON ISOLEE D'UNE PUISSANCE SUFFISANTE 2CUR CONSTITUER UN RISQUE DE COMMOTIL..

LECTRIQUE AUX ETRES HUMAINS

LE POINT D'EXCLAMATION DANS UN TRIANGLE EQUILATERAL A POUR BUT D'ATTIRER L ATTENTION

DE & UTILISATEUR SUR LA PRESENCE, DANS L& LiTTERATURE QUI ACCOMPAGNE CET APPAREIL

D INFORMATIONS IMPORTANTES RELATIVE 4 i EXPLOITATION ET A L’ENTRETIEN

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Special features DOLBY PRO LOGIC & DOLBY. STEREO -

The surround system reproduces video software program carrying the ([](pasv sean] mark with similar acoustic effects to

movie theaters.

The DOLBY PRO LOGIC mode controls the audio signals of the Front Left/Right, Center and Rear surround channels using the built-in directivity enhancer circuit ta reproduce the feeling of sound motions realistically. The DOLBY 3 STEREO mode can reproduce the motions of sound even when only the front and center speakers are used, by providing proper acoustic position using the directivity enhancer circuit.

THEATER LOGIC

This mode adds presence sound components to the signals output from the directivity enhancer (Left, Center, Right and Surround channels}, allowing movie software programs to be played with a similar feeling of presence to movie theaters ina listening room at home.

UNPACKING. neces Japack the unit carefully and make sure that all accessories are put as-de so they will rot ce ost Examine the unit tor any possibility of shipping damage If your unit 's damaged or falls 13 overace. notify your Seawe’ -mmredate yO. ut

was snipped ‘c you directly, notify the shipping company wotnoul delay Only the cons.gnee tine person or cormsany rece wing me wr

4 :aim against she carrer for shipping damage We recommenc that you retain the original cartor and packing materials for use shoud you t’ansport or ship ine unit in te future

Accessories

! FM -rdoor antenna (1) AM loop antenna (11 Looo anterna stand {1}

| aenen —g CS, |

Remote control unt (1) Batteries (RE/AA) 12) * AC alug adaptor IT) i

% Use to adapt the plug on the

x ae power cord to the shape of the oe CG - wall outlet. (Accessory only for

geet e — SN regions where use 1s necessary.!

Caution : Read the pages marked 3. . caretully to ensure safe operation. Contents | Before applying power A Before applying power

A Safety precautions

Special features IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS System connections «

FM DE- EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE switer.

Controls and indicators Operation of remote control unit Playing music Sound adjustment functions Aut Recording £5 RMR ANORSORE TE ENS

To record a music source

Copying tape Mabe cupping) 2 1

Broadcast reception: csmesmmemensaancemnnirririccsi . Abeeiving broadcast stations a

Receiving radio stations by specifying its frequency ig

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Storing radio stations in memory |Statior oreset! 19

Receiving a preset station ae

Receiving all preset stations in order "3

Areration of Video COMPONENES wmmommumcnnmnsensssscinmessrsssstn nisin 20 Playback of videotape 20

Recording of video source 20

Presence play hasesiattocumnamuneseioanenine tester 21 DOLBY PRO LOGIC surround arrange Ten: 22

DOLBY PRO LOGIC surround playback 23

DOLBY 3 STEREO adjustment and ptaybacr 24

Enioying music with a feeling of presence (~HE“TER LOGIC node! 25

In case of difficulty 26 1 Specifications

' Caution :Read this page carefully ta ensute safe operation. IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

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6. Temperature — The appliance may not function properly

if used at extremely low, or freezing temperatures. The

ideal ambient temperature is above +5°C (41°F)

Please read all of the safety and operating instructions

before operating this appliance. Adhere to all warnings on the

appliance and in the instruction manual. Follow all the safety and

§ operatinginstructions. T™ese safety and cperating instructions

should be retained for future reference 7. Heat — The aopiiance should be situated away from heat

Power sources — The appliance should be connected to a

power supply only of the type descr:bea in the instruction

Do not use the appliance on a bed, sofa. rug or similar surface

that may block the ventilation openings. This appliance should

notbe placed in a built-in installation such as a bookcase or rack

uniess proper ventilation ts provided or the manufacturer's

instructions have been adhered to

. 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

sources sucm as radiators, heat registers, stoves. or

other apoances (including amplifiers) that produce heat

manual or as marked on the appliance. If you are not sure of 8. Electric shock - Care should be taken so that cbjects do the type of power supply to your home, consult your appliance not fall and liquid is not spilled into the enclosure

dealer or local power company. For appliances intended to through ooenings. If a meta! objects. such as a hair pin

operate from battery power, or other sources, refer to the ora neeale, comes into contact with the inside of tnis

instruction manual appliance, a dangerous eiectric shock may result. For

famihes with children, never permit children to put

Power-cord protection ~ Power-supp!y cords should anything. especially metal, inside this appliance

be routed so that they are not i*kely to be walked on or

pinchea oy items placed upon oa: against them, pay

particular attention to cords at dlugs, convenience

receptacles, and the point where they exit from the appliance

Never puil or stretch

the cord.

9. Enclosure removal —- Never "emove the encioswre. If

the internal parts are touched accidentally. a serious

: electric shock might occur

CAUTION - Polarization — This appliance may be equipped Ae .

with a polarized alternating-current ine ptug (a plug having one Loo

blade wider than the other}. This olug will fit into the power ZY iE ig

outlet only one way. This is a safety feature. If you are unable Za \ Pea to insert the plug fully into the outlet, try reversing the plug. If ee ae # the plug should still fail ta fit, contact your electrician to replace aR ee your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the a ae

polarized plug.

10.Magnetic fields —- Keen the appliance away from sources

. Ventilation ~ Slots anc openings in the cabinet are orovided of magnetic fields such as TV sets, speaker systems,

for ventilation and to ensure reiiable operation of the appliance radios, “ore"zed toys or magnetized objects

and to protect it from overneating, anc these openings must notbe blocked or coverec. The anpliance snould be situated so 11.Cleaning - Jnplug this appliance from the wall outlet

that ‘ts location or position. does not interfere with its proper before clean:rg. Do not use volatile solvents such as ventilation alcohol, paint thinner, gasoline, or benzine, etc. to clean

To maintain good ventilation, do not put records ora table-cloth the cabinet. Use a clean dry cloth

onthe appliance Place the apptiance at least 10 cm away from

the walls 12. Accessories — Do not place this appliance onan unstable cart,

stand, tripod, bracxet, or table. The apptiance may fali. causing

serious imjury to a child or adult. and serious damage to the appliance. Use only with a car. stand, tripod, bracket. or table

recommended by the manufacturer, or sold with the apcliance

Any mounting of ne appliance should follow the manufacturer's instructions, and should use a mounting accessory

recommended by the manufacturer. An appliance and cart

combination shouldbe moved with care. Quick stops, excessive

force, and uneven surfaces may cause the appliance and cart combination ic overturn

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15.

Lightning - For added protection for this appliance during a

lightning storm, or when it is left unattended and unused for long periods of time. unplug it from the wall outlet and

disconnect the antenna or cable system. This will prevent

damage to the appliance due to lightning and power-line

surges

-Abnormal smell — |f an abnormal smeli or smoke is

detected, immediately turn the power OFF and unplug

the appliance from the wall outlet. Contact your dealer or

nearest service center

POWER OFF!

Damage requiring service - The appliance shouid be

serviced by quarfied service personne! when

A. The power-suppiy cord or the plug has been damaged

B. Objects nave fallen. or quid has been sprtled into the

appliance

C. The appilance has been exposed to rain or water

D. The appliance does not appear to operate normally by

following the -nstruction manual. Adjust only those controls

‘hat are covered by the instruction manual as an improper

16.

17.

djustment of other controls may result in damage and will

often require extensive work by a qualified technician to

restore the appliance to its normal operation

E. The appiiance nas been dropped, or the enclosure

damaged

F. The appliance exhibits a marked change in performance

Servicing - The uses should not attempt to service the appliance beyond that described in the -nstruction

manual. All other servicing should be referred to qualified service personne!

Outdoor antenna grounding — |f an outsice antenna is

connected to the appliance, be sure the antenna system

is grounded so as to provide some odrotection against

voltage surges and burt up static charges. Articie 810 of

the National Eiectrical Code ANSI/NFPA 70, provides information with respect to proper grounding of the

Mast and supporting structure, grounding of the lead-in

wire tO an antenna discharge unit, size of grounding

conductors, location of antenna discharge unit,

connection to grounding electrodes, and -equirements

for the grounding electrode. See Figure

EXAMPLE OF ANTENNA GROUNDING AS PER f NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE

ue ANTENNA LEAD IN WIRE

GROUND 7:

. ANTENNA OISCHARGE UNIT

ELECTRIC ANEC SECTION 810 201

SERVICE — FOUEMENT a TY = GROUNDING CoNDUCTORS |

ae ‘NEC SECTION 810-215 | ye" > GROUND CLAMP i

—_, POWER SERVICE GROUNDING ELECTRODE SYSTEM INEC ART 250, PART Hi

NEC - NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE |

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18.Power lines - Ar outside antenna system shoud not be

located in tne vicinity of overnead power lines or other electric

light or power circuits. or where it can fall nto such powe;r lines

orcircults. Wren nstaiiing an outside antenna system. extreme care shouid de tanen 10 keep from toucning such power lines

Of Circuits aS contact with them might be fatal

19.AC outlets - Do cot connect other audio ecuipment

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with a power consumption larger than that specified to

the AC cunet or ire rear panel. Never connec: other eiectica: aoprances. such as aniron oF toasre! to 10 prevent {re or electric shock

Overloading - Do “ot overload wall outlets, extensic® cords,

or ‘ntegral convenience receptacies as this can esut.naris« of fire or electric shock

Attachment - Do nc: use attacnments not recommended by

the appiiance manufacturer as they may cause hazarcs

Repiacement parts - WVhen 'eplacement oarts are requirec be sure the sence technician nas used replacement parts

specified by the manu‘acturer or have the same cnaracteristics as the orginal carts. Unauthorized substitutions may result in

fire, electric shock. of other hazaras

Safety check — Uoor compietion of any service a” sepairs to

this appliance. ask the service technician to cerform safety

cnecks to deter ne that the appliance Is .n proper aperating

condition

Notes 1

2

3

Itere 3 s 10% ‘eau-‘ea except for grounded of polanzed equinmert

lterr 17 and 16 are cot ‘equirea except for units provided with antenna

ternmina's

hem 17 compres win Li intneUSA

System connection KR-V6080 [En)}

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Co nnections of audio and vide o components SERS SE SW

meas Make connection as shown below.

When connecting the related system components, refer also

to the instruction manuals of the related components.

Do not plug in the power lead until all connections are

completed.

Malfunction of microcomputer

if operation is not possible or erroneous display appears

even though all connections have been made properly,

reset the microcomputer referring to “In case of diffi- . 7 3

Video deck 1 = culty a iii

Monitor TV

Video OUT

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Shape of AC outiets

U.S.A., Canada

Australia

1 Other countnes and China el

PLAY OUT

REC IN

Tape deck 2 or

Graphic equalizer

System ay contro! cord

Wei canic Mtact e

Caution regarding placement (Except for U.S.A. and Canada) To maintain proper ventilation, be sure to leave a space around the unit (from the largest outer dimensions includ- | ing projections) equal to, or greater than, shown below.

Turntable '

Left and right panels: 10 cm Rear panel: 10 cm Top panel: 50 cm

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About the system control connections KR-V6080 (En)

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Cannecting system control cords after connecting a KENWOOD audio component system lets you take advantage of convenient system control operations.

There are two KENWOOD system control modes. Make connections according to the groups of terminal symbols shown below.

XSE Mode: tets you combine XS), XT, and: XSE terminats

(SLIB) Mode: for (SLIB) terminals only

This unit is anly compatible with the [XS8] mode and cannot be cannected in the [SL16} mode. ;

EXAMPLE: (XS8] mode connections The underlined portion represents the setting of the system

control mode.

This unit [XS} Receiver

{SL16} ! MD Recorder

(SL16] LD Player System control cord £

[SL16} [XS) [XS8] [XR] ‘Cassette Deck

[SL16] [XSi [XS8]

Turntabie (Xs]

e Certain CO 5 avers and cassette deck may or may not be comparible with the |XS$8] Noge Oo 101 maKe system connections to ncompat ‘ole componerts

1 {SL16] equipment cannot be combined with [XR]. [XS], and [XS8] equiprert for system operations. If your equipment con

si8ts Of this kind of combination please do not connect any system control ce"ds. Even without system control cords, normal

Oceraions Can oe Carried out without affecting performance

2 Do rot sonrect system contro coras to any Components otner than those sses fea by KENWOOD. It may cause a maltunc- ton ang Camage yur eau:pment

3 Be sure tne system controi plugs are inserted all :he way in tc the system corivc terminals

ABOUT THE SYSTEM CONTROL OPERATIONS

Remote Control Lets you operate source components with the system re-

mote supplied with this unit. i

Automatic Operation (Except [XR] equipment) When this unit is connected to KENWOOD system compo-

nents such as a cassette deck and CD player through system

control cords and the input source is selected with the IN-

PUT SELECTOR, the selected component starts to play auto-

matically. Inversely, playing a component automatically

selects that source as the input to this unit. The automatic

operation atso occurs when the provided remote control is

used. (Except for TAPE 2 and video components}

Synchronized Recording (Except [XR] equipment) Lets you synchronize recording with the start of playback

‘when recording from CD, MD, LD, or anaiog discs. connected to the TAPE 2 (MONI) jacks. Do not connect system control cord to the cassette deck

1. Connect a!! cords firmly If connections are loose. there could be :oss of sourc o* 101Se produced

2. When plugging and unplugging connection cords, De sure to first remove tne power cord from the AC outlet. Plugging / unplug-

ging connection cords without rerroval of the pcwer cord can cause maifunci-ons or damage to the un:t

3. Do not connect up a power source wnich is !arger than that indicated on the socket at the rear of the unit

4 If the system control cords or audio cords are not cornected properly, the "emote controi or automatic operation between system

componerts will not work properly

Connection of speakers egies?

Rear speaker (R) (Ly

FRONT SPEAKERS IMPEDANCE SELECTOR

oO] A or 8: <P Aor’: LESS THAN 80 862 OF MORE A and B 8Q OR MORE

act Strip coating.

| 2 Loosen.

: While pressing lever

' {holding it).

~J* 3 Insert.

2 insert cord.

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2? Release. fh (Ly {R) ) Center

Speaker system B Speaker system A speaker

Setting the speaker IMPEDANCE SELECTOR

When using the speaker A or speaker B separately

Speaker impedance Selector position

49,69

_— +

82, 16Q

When using the speaker A and B simultaneously

Ht Speaker impedance | Selector position

B82, 162 f

@ Never snort-orcurt the + and — speaker cords

@ If the eft ana "ignt speakers are connected inversely or if the

speaker covds are connectea with reversed polarity, tne sound

becomes unnatural with ambiguous acoustic mage pos. toning

Be sure te connect ine speakers and speaker cords corvectly

@ Proper sound wii' not De produced unless two rear speakers are

connected

CAUTION: to prevent FIRE OR DAMAGE REQUIRING SERVICE, SET THE IMPEDANCE SELECTOR SWITCH AS DESCRIBED BELOW.

According tc the :mcoedance of the speakers used, set the speaker

IMPEDANCE SELECTOR on the rear pane. as shown in tne tabie

@ When tne IMPEDANCE SELECTOR switch is set to “LESS

THAN 822". 11 1s possible to use che A and B speakers at re

same time 2

Therefore wen ssing tne speakers A and B simultaneous!

sure to set tne IMPEDANCE SELECTOR switcn to ihe “LESS

THAN 82" position

@ Ounng speaker system correction and operation of the speaker

IMPEDANCE SELECTOR. set tne power key to OFF

Connecti SERS SRE ARE jon of antenna

Connection method to each antenna terminal

J Loosen the 2Weap the cord 3-Tighten the screw screw

rose se tense even aN aKoAotn NNSA ROR ORR SHRRERNINE SINONKEOLERONSH SH

AM loop antenna connection AM outdoor antenna connection The suppliea antenna Is for ndoor use. Place it as far as possible If the reception is poor wen the AM loop antenna .s used, dist'c

trom the main system, 7V set, speaker cords and power cord. and ute a vinyl-coated wire of more than 6 meters outdoors. without

set it to a direction whicn provides the best reception. disconnecting tne ‘oop anienna

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FM outdoor antenna connection Leaa the 75Q coaxial cable connected to the FM cuidoor an-

tenna into the room and connect it to the FM 75 terminal

et Bh | Use the commercially 2 avaliabie antenna adaptor

FM indoor antenna connection The accesso’y antenna :s ‘or temporary -naoor use only. For

stable signa! “ecentce se “ecommend usirg ar outdoor an-

tenna. Remove the indoor antenna if you connect one out-

doors

Sete ORO ENP OR MR AERIS NAR Ate SIS IMSS SAECO SRN AEN TOS

FM DE-EMPHASIS / CHANNEL SPACE sites (Except for U.S.A., Canada and Australia) The FM DE-EMPHAS'!S / CHANNEL SPACE switch on the rear panet

'§ Set to tne correct setting that prevails in the area to which the

unit is shipped. However. if the FM DE-EMPHASIS / CHANNEL

SPACE setting is not matched to the area where the unit is to be used: for instance, when you moved from area 1 to area 2 or vice

versa, desired reception of AM/FM broadcasts 1s not expected. In this case, charge the —M DE-EMPHASIS / CHANNEL SPACE set- SOus ting :n accoraance with tne area corresponding to the table. Fhe FM air soe A ape

DE-EMPHASIS 1s switcned over at tne same time 1OkHz 100kH2¥ Y¥ 75us - CHANNEL OE

SPACE EMPHASIS

@ When changing the setting of the FM DE-EMPHASIS / CHANNEL CHANNEL FM

SPACE switch. first disconnect the power cord, then reset the H Area SPACE f E Sanaa

channei space switch, connect the power cord again, ana turn TEAC req. 2 Uf , Caraga

the power on :land Sout Ameri- FM: 100kHz 75 us |

can countries AM 10KHz

FM SOkH a {omer countres 50 us

AM kHz

Broadcast band indicators

‘seeanciaal Fa SPEAKERS indicators ——-

VIDEO 1/2 indicators

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KENWCOD

@REMOTE POWER key Press to switcn over the STANDBY/ON modes wnen the MAIN POWER is ON

QMAIN POWER switch Press to switcn tne main power ON/OFF

@Sound adjustment knobs ONumeric keys

Used for storing and recailing stations

GSTANDBY indicator OTHEATER indicator @LOUDNESS key

Press to enhance low frequencies

QLINE STRAIGHT key Press to reproduce the source with a

higher sound quality

ODOLBY PRO LOGIC key

@DOLBY 3 STERED key

@ BYPASS key Press to cancel the surround modes

See IASB SERA MEURSLEE DYER K EERO SS IE DEERE SRE SEER ESE LEASE A EE LEE IEEE

About the STANDBY indicator

Controls and indicators

SURROUND indicator

Frequency display, Input display, Preset channel display,

Surround mode display

PPEEAED 3 STEREO indicator |

oad

LOUONESS indicator

Display

TAPE 2 indicator

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Tuning mode indicator

MEMORY indicator

LINE STRAIGHT indicator

@INPUT SELECTOR knob Turn to select the input sources

@VOLUME CONTROL knob @ PHONES jack

Used for headphone iistening

@SPEAKERS A/B keys Press to select the A and/cr B sceaxer

systems

@ DIRECT key Press for direct station tuning based on

numerical input

@ MEMORY key Press to oreset a Station ‘n memory

@CENTER MODE key Press to select the center mode for tre

DOLBY PRO LOGIC surround ana DOLBY

3 STEREO modes

@THEATER key @ REAR LEVEL key

Adjusts volume of rear speakers

SSSA UE NO ALOUD CREAR NIRA ASE REE DETER BORE

@CENTER LEVEL key Adjusts the volume of the center

speaker

@ DELAY TIME key Adjusts the delay time

@ AUTO/MANUAL key Press to select the auto tuning mode

@BAND key Press to switcn the broadcast band

@ TUNING keys Press to tune broadcast stations

@TAPE 2 (MONI.) key

Press to Monitor the sound being ‘e-

corded

This unit has a STANDBY indicator. When the STANDBY indicator is lit, the unit consumes 2 small amount of power to preserve the memory

This is caited STANDBY node This mode also lets you turn the power ON/OFF using the remote cont‘ci

__Remote control unit RY SENS

APEVOUGY (EN!

The remote contro} unit provided with the receiver can also control KENWOOD cassette decks, and CD piayer connected to the

receiver through system control cords. For details of the controllable functions, refer to the instruction manuals of these

components.

. T. NER operation keys BAND Selects the broadcast band

P.CALL Recatis oreset stations

CD player operation keys DISC “his kev 's used a§ the disc se-

jector of a mult-CD player

Each press serects a different

aise

. IPUT key Select the input sources

TAPE 2 (MONITOR) key Press to Monitor the scurce being re- corded lo

POWER key

VOLUME keys Adjust tte - staring vorume The VOL-

UME CONTROL knoo of the main unit

turns when these keys ate operated

MUTE key Mutes tne sound temporarily

KENWOOD REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

050:

Model: RC-R0502

infrared ray system

Cassette deck operation keys Use to operate batn TAPE Aara TAPE

8 of a double cassette deck. To over-

ate a single cassette deck se on'y the TAPE B keys |

REC/ARM key } When recording on TAPE 8. puts tne

deck in record-pause moge after ‘eav- ing a non-recorded blank of 4 sec-

onds

Graphic equalizer operation keys

EFFECT Turns the grapnic equaizer

ON ana OFF

M.CALL Recalls the prese* aqua! 2er curves from memory

SURROUND keys MODE Switches the surround moaes

TEST TONE Switches the test tone ON and OFF

| REAR + MULT! LEVEL CONTROL |

CENTER + MULTI LEVEL CON- ; TROL I This combination agjusts the center levei i

Adjusts the rear level

DELAY + MULTI LEVEL CONTROL Adjusts tne delay tme

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Operation of remote contral unit

L 0 a ding. b a tteries.. AEN

¢ | 7 Remove the cover.

@ insert two AA-size (R6 / SUM-3} batteries as indicated py the po-

larity marking

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

comes ON, press the key you want to operate.

Remote sensor

@ Components connected via the system control cords, such as the

CD player, can also be remote-controlled. In this case, please reag the instruction manual supplied with your components

@ When two operation keys on the remote contro} unit are pressed

successively, press each key securely reserving an interval of

more than 1 second for each press Model: RC-R0502 Infrared ray system

Operating range {approximate)

The supplied batteries are intended for use in operation checks. Therefore, their lives may be shorter than ordinary battenes When the remote-controllable distance gets shorter than before, replace both batteries with new ones Malfunction may occur if direct sunlight or the light of a high-frequency lighting fluorescent lamp enters the remote control light sersor In such a case, change the system :nstaliation position to prevent the malfunction

7) 5 3) os

Playing music

Preparation (Except for U.S.A. and Canada)

e Press the MAIN POWER key

70 ON

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Turn the power ON. A

ON/STANDBY ~~ onystanoay \——~ 1U.S.A. and Canada) (Other countries}

REMOTE POWER

' The indicators of the speaker systems

to be usea shouid ignt 2

Select the SPEAKERS key setting.

<; Adjust the volume.

To decrease volume

( 4 Play the selected source.

VOLUME CONTROL

Min Max

To increase volume

A, B OFF Sound 1s not output ‘rom the speakers. Use this setting for lis- tening through neadpnones. etc

AON Sound 1s output ‘rom the speaxers connected to the SPEAKERS

A terminals on the “ear pane: BON

Sound is output ‘rom the speaxers connected to the SPEAKERS

B terminals on tne rear panei A, 8B ON

Sound 1s output from tne speakers connected to the SPEAKERS A and B terminals on the “ear panel

@ When a surrouna moce is activated while both SPEAKERS A and B are ON, the SPEAKERS B system is automatically switcres off if the SPEAKERS B «ey is pressed at this time, the SPEAKERS B

system is switched ON ana tne SPEAKERS A system is switened OFF automatically

@ If the cassette deck(s}, CD olayer and/or turntable is connected through system control cords, the component of the selected in-

put source starts to play automatically

The input sources are switched

insthe-iollowingarder The selected source is 1 TUNER (frequency disp'ay) displayed 2. TAPE |

3 HIRES ¢ ween aU TIEGE a roa cd “a lt @ PHONG

® The sound of input source cannot be listened to wnile TAPE 2

(MONI) is ON

Sound adjustment functions

Adjusting the tone

BASS: TREBLE FLAT FLAT

eae OO To adjust low To adjust high

frequencies frequencies

Adjusting the left/right sound balance

BALANCE

To decrease the right sound

To decrease the left sound

Using the LOUDNESS key When listening at a low volume, the loudness function

ailows to compensate the low frequencies which human

ears have difficulty in hearing at a low volume.

LOUDNESS

To ‘mute ‘sound temporaril y

Remote control unit only

MUTE

ean

Press again to return to the originat volume.

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Keys or controls te oe used in this operation

SSRN

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se epesitaatet uot anaagentetnenn

Lights up '

| J To cancel Press the LOUDNESS key again.

Goes off

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@ The indicator on tre VOLUME CONTROL of the main v.nit olinks

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To listen through headphones

cr

i ¥ Set both of the SPEAKERS keys to

OFF. i SPEAKERS

ji Adjust the volume.

VOLUME CONTROL a OF) To decrease volume MAN,

To increase max volume

Line-straight playback This feature allows you to enjoy music sources such as CD with an even higher sound quatity.

1, Select the source to be played.

INPUT SELECTOR

2. Press the LINE STRAIGHT key.

UNE STRAIGHT

| CA

3. Play the source.

Make sure the light goes off.

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Lights up.

i == @ The tone contrai functions are defeated during line-straight play @ The line-straign’ pray 1s cancelied when a key associated with Sur-

round play is pressed

To cancel Press the LINE STRAIGHT key again.

Goes off

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@3y_. Keys or controls to de used in this operation

RRR WEINER ES

To record a music source

1 Select the source to be recorded.

INPUT SELECTOR

: (> Select input source

t

other than TAPE 1.

2 Put the cassette deck in record- & pause mode. :

3 Play the source and start record-

ing.

Copying tape (Tape dubbing TAPE 2— TAPE 1}

' Press the TAPE 2 (MONI.} key.

TAPE 2(MONI.) Lights up.

we

3 Select a source other than TAPE 1.

INPUT SELECTOR

(> 3. Play cassette deck 2 and start re-

cording on cassette deck 1.

@ For copying a tape using a double cassette deck, read the ‘nstruc-

tion manual of the double cassette deck

sion ENA Hit SSP DEELEY EEA RABEL ESERIES TERIOR ERLE! SHOE iki 09 A LOA REE SE BOOB SSE AONE AERA DLE ELLIE AIEEE SEITE EE IEE ALLES

Copying tape (Tape dubbing TAPE 1 TAPE 2)

7 Setect TAPE 1 with the INPUT SELECTOR knob of the main

unit. i

2% Play the cassette deck connected to the TAPE 1 jacks and |

start recording of the cassette deck connected to the TAPE |.

jacks.

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Regarding TAPE 2(MONITOR) A cassette deck or grapnic equalizer can be connected to this unit's TAPE 2(MONI.) terminais If you connect a graphic equalizer. turn the

TAPE 2(MONI.} key ON if you connect a 3-head cassette deck, you can monitor the source sound, or the sound being recoraed, while

recording. Pressing ine TAPE 2{MONI.)} key sets you compare the recorded sound and the source sound. Refer to the operating maanua! for

the componen: you conrected for further aetails

INPUT SELECTOR

t

| 2 Select the broadcast band.

BAND

Qn Le

——-

3 Select the tuning method.

AUTO/MANUAL q

o ry a a o|

| ae en

To increase frequency

Y TUNING A

OO To decrease Qe. frequency

a ‘

dcast stations.

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Keys of conro's to 5e@ used in this operation

“he input sources are sev toned in the following order

TUNER [frequercy display) t

2 TAPE:

iV IGED Frequency display avIsege ;

, 8 OF ———_—__}+--—__— Le 6 PHONG if7 8 7

iu ue

@ The ‘ast frequercy :ured before is disp:ayed

Each press switches ine gand as follows

Cc TEM 7 AM

“AM® or "FM" inaicator

Each press switches te turning methad as fotlows: p> 1, AUTO ut (auto tur ng) tL 2 AUTO not t

{manual turning! Lights up.

TA Gres

J LS wm

e Usually, set the switcn to AUTO (auto tuning}

Seiect manuai tuning wren noise interferes que to weak radio wave

(The stereo proadcasiing 1s received in monaural during manual

tuning.}

Frequency display “TUNED” Jights up when a station is turned.

i qn = oui lo2SU. es

For Auto Tuning Press v Of a once and the tuner automaticaly

tunes to a receivable station

For Manual Tuning, Press reoeatediy until the frequency you desire is tuned. You can aiso tune by halding the but-

tor down

3 Specify the frequency.

\ Press the DIRECT key.

IS:

2 Enter the frequency of the desired

The input sources are switched in the foilowing order

1 TUNER (frequency display)

i ee &

PHONG Frequency display |

Each press switcnes the band as follows

Cc 1 FM 2; AM

“AM” or “FM™ indicator

Press the numeric keys according to the frequency to be tuned as shown below

Desired station Order of pressing numeric keys !

FM 90 MHz (3). (0). (0) "(100 kHz space! 8}. (9)... (9) (50 kHz space}

FM 102.5 MHz AO. (100 kHz spacer | {7}. (0). 2). ao (50 kHz space)

AM (MW) 810 MHz {10 kHz spacej |

(3 kHz soace) | I} AM (MW) 1260 kHz i) &) (10 kHz space)

.2)k8.0) (9 kHz soacel | Sr rel ak rede ae ES |

*FM DE-EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE switch |

Frequency “TUNED” lights up when display a station is tuned

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© If you made a mistake, repeat step 3 again

Preparation @ Tune the station to 5e stored in

memory =

1 Press the MEMORY key during re- ceiving a station.

MEMORY

Lea

ie Proceed to step 2 within 5 sec. : ; x (If more tnan 5 sec. nave elapsed, press the MEMORY key

again j .

2 Select one of the preset numbers from 1 to 20.

Receiving a preset station . 1 Select the TUNER input with the INPUT SELECTOR.

INPUT SELECTOR

= C) % Press the preset number of the

desired station.

4 2 3 4 5 G 7: 8 E) o +10

Press the P.CALL key.

PCALL YZ. ZB

mam

Storing radio stations in memory (Station

En. Seo oe een

2 Keys or controls to be used :n this operation

preset) Lights up (for § sec.}

L_ (are) eet

Press the numer c evs in the following order

To store in “15° (+10). (5) To store ir “20” +10}, (+10) . (0)

and 2 ‘or each of the stations to 9e stored 17 @ Repeat steps |

memory e@ if a station s stored na creset Numoer wnicn aireaay stores a

station merrory under it, the orevious Memory is repiaced by :he

new memory content

To recatl “15”

To recall "20"

@ Every time the key Is pressed. the next station in the oraer of the

preset number is received

fener % ' Wher vou Gres sey s j= cm 3 soi dees 1G 19-22

When you press F key ; You. . fe gst Deas Pig aussie i9~-19—29

. Preset stations will be ‘ece:ved suc:

cessively for about haif a seconc

each

If the key 1s held pressed

Operation of video components For the connections and operations, also read carefuily the

instruction manuals of the video components. -s.

Playback of videotapes. 7 Turn the power of the monitor TV ON.

| 2 Select the VIDEO 1 input, INPUT SELECTOR

cs () D)

_

| 3 Play the video deck.

Recording of video source 7 Connect the video source component to be |

; played. :

2 Select the VIDEO 2 input. INPUT SELECTOR \

3 Play the source component.

| 4 Start recording on the recording video deck.

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The input sources are switcnec :) the tatowing order

| TUNER tfrequency disp.ayi La *

"VIDED i” should be ats- played. |

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@ Select te input 19 which a video deck is connected

1

2

i ay

e

6

Re ee

@ Connec: 76 comsonent to ce piayed to the VIDEO 2 :acxs

e The connectable components include a video deck ‘viavback

only), video camera lolayback only}, LD piayer or OBS <vuner

The input sources are Switched in tne following order

1 TUNER ‘freauency disoiay) 2 TAPE IZED ev TRECE “i T JEG” should be dis-

é PHONG a jee o iy T FE m7 se PHiUEOUC

@ Start secording witn the video deck which is connected to the

VIDEO 1 jacks

Presence play KR-V6O80 (En!

The surround modes allow to enjoy the feeling of presence in

music. Select the mode according to the source or compo-

nents piayed. For the connections of the rear and/or center 21

speakers, refer to “Connection of speakers”. ~ 3,

DOLBY PRO LOGIC surround mode ~ 2s In case center speaker is not used

Center speaker

Geo) Video and LD software programs carry-

ing the [X)'casveunossi mark contain re- cording of the same Dolby Surround data

as those used in movie theaters. The DOLBY PRO LOGIC surround mode uses the Dolby Surround data and brings

into home a similar sound field with full # presence to movie theater.

)3 use this mode, connect the rear {and

center) speakers.

Frant speaker

Rear speaker

DOLBY 3 STEREO mode “Ze

If the left and right speakers are installed apart from each

other, the center acoustic image (words, etc.) may vary

depending on the listener's position. The DOLBY 3 STEREO

mode provides an improved positioning of the center acous-

tic image regardless of the listening position.

To use this mode, connect the center speaker.

THEATER LOGIC oe

| This mode provides the atmosphere of a movie theater by

' adding the reverberation component of movie theater to

the sound of the original music source. To use this mode,

connect both the rear and center speakers.

/ \ Front speaker \ i

Rear speaker \ ; 1 \ i

d: Recommended speaker installation '

installed straight to the left and right of the listening position or slightly behind, at a height of about 1 meter higher than the listener's ears.

Each rear speaker should be installed so that the

longer sides are horizontal. |

dd It is recommended that the rear speakers are

| |

When video (LD) software carrying (X][casvsussen] mark

is played, this mode provides the Doiby Surround effect,

similar to movie theaters.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing

Corporation. DOLBY. the double-D symbo! and "PRO LOGIC" are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation

7 Activate the DOLBY PRO LOGIC mode.

DOLBY PAG LOGIC

Ve

2 Select the CENTER MODE.

| 5 = CENTER MODED

| 2 Adjust the volume balance. ; } Generate the test tone.

TEST TONE

ae ; @ Align the center speaker volume

with the main speaker volume.

(1} Choose “CENTER” or “REAR“ REAR = CENTER

(2) Adjust Veo MULT! LEVEL CONTROL

To decrease [ ~. { : To increase 1 XM

<P Stop the test tone” ' TEST TONE

Ve

3 Adjust the delay time.

‘Tt: Select “DELAY”. DELAY

2; Adjust. a MULTI LEVEL CONTROL

anes To decrease CD To increase U

Lights up.

PRO LOGIC Each press ot the CENTER MODE key switches the center modes as follows

em LACRMAL Wren the center speaxer is a compact-sized i speaker

2 ‘ar When the center speaker is a medium- or

Le DPHAN TOM iarge-sized speaker

Wren te center speaker 's not used ¥

@ If you canrot te! wnetner your center speaker is compact of

dium-sized, "v two modes ard setect according to your liking @ The selected certe* ™oae 1s automatically Stored 'n memory ana

held unless :1 15 cna7ged later

e@ The test tone wer s heard ' ke noise Moves between speakers

at an interval of 15 sec

In NORMAL and

WIDE BAND modes:

Left {i} Left (L)

Center if) [ Right () Right (?) Surround (Rear) (5) Surrouna {Rear (5)

In PHANTOM mode:

e@ Be Sure to adjust from your listening position.

e The volume .s aciusted in 1dB steps each time you press the MULTI LEVEL CONTROL «eys

@ The volume eveis can be adjusted in the range from -10 dB ta

+10 dB e@ The center ara ‘ear 'eveis are stored in memory as the common

settings with te “THEATER LOGIC” mode

e The delay time car. be adjusted :n the range from 15 ms to ah

nS ms steps

e@ Once the delav t me nas been preset, :tis neid until it 8 re-set

tater

., How to calculate the proper delay time wee - t

Before playing a video (or LD) software program carrying the

(Kiar secs] mark, be sure to complete the “DOLBY PRO

LOGIC surround arrangement”.

What is delay time?

The sound entering the ears include the direct

ed sound coming from the sound source and the indirect sounds reflected from the walls, floor, ceiling, etc. The indirect sounds are delayed be-

cause they travel longer distance required for

reflection before they reach the ears. The delay

time is the difference in time between the direct

sound and indirect sounds. Keys or controls to be used in this operation

_DOLBY PRO LOGIC surround playback. see PERS ESN ERS

Each press of the key switches the modes as foi'ows: ‘Remote con-

7 Activate the DOLBY PRO LOGIC mode. olga 1 PRG <OSTC (DOLBY PRO LOGIC)

I 23 STERED (DOLBY 3 STEREO) at

3 THEATER (THEATER LOGIC) + OFF (BYPASS) Lights.

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¢ ? Play a video software program.

VOLUME CONTROL

r

3 Adjust the volume. - iw A

To decrease C.) { . } To increase

| Sore

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To cancel DOLBY PRO LOGIC SURROUND play

MODE

{ BYPASS 4 Goes off

j Ve 5

Select OFF Rok e

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How to calculate the proper delay time 7: Use the delay time calculation chart on the right. Example: WhenA=3m,.B=3m

the delay time is 20 ms

‘DUse the following KE > > an

formula for calcula-

tion. Delay time = 20 + 3.x (A- B)

(Unit) ms)

r

, Assuming that the distance from the front speaker is A |.

meters and the distance from the rear speakersis B meters |

¢ room

| eG Rear speaker

q Set the deiay me to the number closest to the one you found

using either method 1 or 2

: —

AE-VOUSW TENT

This mode improves the positioning of the acoustic image of

words, etc., by applying directivity enhancer processing and

a using an additional center speaker when a video software

program recorded with ordinary 2-channel stereo is played.

Keys or contro s to be used :n this operation

.DOLBY 3 STEREO adjustment and playback Lights uo

J STEREQ =a Activate the DOLBY 3 STEREO mode.

1 oo.sy 3 STEREO fa a ee eee ae

Each oress of t-e CENTER MODE key switches the center noges as follows

i CT 1 NORERS When ‘he cercar soeaker is @ compact-sizec speaker 2WIDERAND When we cemter speaxer $4 Nediu™- or 'arae-s zea

speaker @ If you cannot teli whether your center soeaker 1s Compac* or me-

dium-sized. vy two Modes anc select according to your king,

@ The selected center Toe '5 sutoMat cally stored in Memory,

held untess t $ cnanged ‘ater

2 Select the CENTER MODE.

CENTER sc Ve

@ The test tone wich 's heard “ke NOIse Moves Detween Speakers

| "9 aaleat the volume balance. E at an -nterval of 15 sec 1 Generate the test tone. :

TEST TONE LEFT (Lj o T E CT | é CENTER (C; | “gy i Ji u

Was RIGHT if?) 2 Align the center speaker volume

with the main speaker volume.

oe i1) Seect “CENTER”

= CENTEP

Cae — t 2] Agiust Nugwe E 2

MULTI LEVEL CONTROL

rd ( ) 5 @ Be sure to adjust from your stening position decreases evel : increases level e The center ievei is adjusted :n 1dB steos each time you press the

eT MULTI LEVEL CONTROL <eys @ The center level can be adjusted in the range from -10 dB to +10

dB 3 Stop the test tone. @ The center ‘eve is stored e memory as the commcr sett ~as

TEST IONE with the “DOLBY PRO LOGIC” mode

aa Oo

To cancel DOLBY 3 STEREO play : 4 Adjust the volume. | S

on VOLUME CONTROL 3 eas YZ a MODE er

To decrease 7 } { ; ) To increase

° Nevem

Select OFF

Remote control unt Main unit

This mode ailows to enjoy the sound field of a movie theater.

By varying the settings, itis also possible to create the desired

sound field. The settings should be adjusted from your listen-

ing position.

| Preparation @ Play a video source

7 Activate the THEATER LOGIC mode.

MODE

'@Xep 1 is enough for obtaining sufficient sound field effect. ) »eeed to steps 2 and 3 below if you like.

2 eee: SE

Keys or contros <o ce used in thls operation

_ Enjoying music with a feeling of presence (THEATER LOGIC mode) Each press of the «ev s.v-teves the modes as ‘oilows. Remote con-

trol ur.u

i PRG ~GGTS (DOLBY PRO LOGIC) 235 = (DOLBY 3 STEREQ)

[ 2 THEATER (THEATER LOGIC) = —_—__|_ u. 4 OFF (BYPASS)

Lights up

hear ic

et

c.owing steos are "eset 10 the in:tiai va-ues

Oura rode s se-ected @ “he values set" +

when anotrer su

2 Adjust the volume balance.

i i Adjust the center speaker volume.

MULTI LEVEL CONTROL

oe To decrease \_

Na eae

: Adjust the rear speaker volume.

MULTI LEVEL CONTROL

(Gos - ae increase

>

REAR

3 Adjust the delay time. {

MULTI LEVEL CONTROL

To - “ increase

cL = : To OS decrease “Qo

DELAY

suet Select OFF

Remote control unit Main unit

CENTER ZZ o> To d

Cae. =»> Cc.) a increase

a FENTER (i Pai

@ When the CENTER <evy .s pressec, the center volurre ‘evel 's displayed or tne asoay The level can be adjustec Dy * 4B cer

press of the MULTI LEVEL CONTROL ‘ey

@ The center vow me ‘evel can be adjusted :n tne range fron -'0.a8

to +10 cB

@ When the REAR key 's pressed, the sear volume level is disciayed

on the display The eve. can ce adjusted by 1 dB per cress of the

MULTI LEVEL CONTROL «ey @ The rear volume eve’ can ce adjusted in the range from -10 dB to

+10 dB

e@ The center leve: $ stcred in memory as the common sett ng with

the “DOLBY PRC LOGIC” and “DOLBY 3 STEREO” “coe. ard the rear evel 1s siores as t1e common sett.ags with ne “DOLBY

PRO LOGIC” mnoges

@ When the DELAY TIME key is aressed. tne delay ime +s dis- played on tne a.soray whscn can be adjusted by 10 Ms per press

of the MULT! LEVEL CONTROL key @ The delay t me car ce adjusted in the range from 10 ms to 60 ms

Goes off.

® Be sure co set *"e SURROUND MODE to OFF wher the oresence

play -s not eques

CERO ites

Operation to reset

puter and return it to normal condition.

Remote control operation is not possible.

Amplifier

Sound is not output.

The STANDBY indicator blinks and sound is not output.

Sound is not output from one of the speakers.

The microcomputer may fal! into malfunction {impossibility to

operate, erroneous display, etc.) when the power cord is un-

plugged while power is ON or due to an external factor. In this

case, execute the following procedure to reset the microcom-

XR-V6OEC (Ent

@ For U.S.A. and Canada: i Unpiug the power cord from the power socket and, while holding the POWER key depressed, piug the power cord into the socket again.

e For other countries:

While holding the REMOTE POWER key depressed, press the MAIN POWER key to ON.

a

@Please note that resetting the microcomputer clears the contents

stored in and returns to the condition when it teft the factory

# Batteries are exhausted @ The remote control unit is too far away from

the marn system, controlling angle is too iatge, or there is an obstacle in between

@ The audio cords and system contro! cords are not connected properly

@ The source component to be operated does not contain the tapeis) or CD

@ An attempt is made to play a tape which is being recorded :n the cassette deck

@ The speaker cords are disconnected

@ The VOLUME is set to the minimum position e@ MUTE is ON @ The SPEAKERS keys are set to OFF e@ The TAPE 2 (MONI.} key ts set to ON

@ Replace with new batteries

e Operate the emote contro: unt within the controllable range = 12,

e@ Connect properly reterring tc “System connection” 8.

@ Place the tape(s) or CD in the source com- ponent to be piayed

e@ Wait unt! the recording is comp.eted

@ Connect them properly referring to Sys- tem connection”. - 8.

aN 3

@ Agjust the volume to a proper level & @ Press the MUTE key to OFF -44

@ Set the SPEAKERS keys to ON wl 3. e Set the TAPE 2 (MONI.} key to OFF

@ Speaker cords are snort-circuited

@ The speaker cord is disconnected

@ The BALANCE control is set 10 an extreme gosition

@ Turn the cower off, efirmnate the snor-circurt- ing, then turn on the power again - 8.

@ Connect it properly referring to “System connection”

@ Adjust the Left/Right balance Be

i t

Sound is not output from the Surround , rear speaker and/or center speaker, or their sound is very smail.

A hum noise is generated when the

PHONO input is selected.

Tuner

Radio stations cannot be received.

eThe -ear-smeaker cords and/or speake’ co-d are drsconnected

@ The Surround play mode has not been engaged e The REAR VOL. and/or CENTER VOL. con-

trols are Set to the minimum level.

center

t

i @ Connect them properly referring to “Sys- tem connection” 8.

e@ Set the presence mode - 21

@ Adjust the REAR VOL and CENTER VOL. cantrots

@ The audio cord from the turntable is not in-

serted securely into the PHONO Jacks @ The turntable is not grounded.

@ No antenna 's connected. @ The broadcast band is not set property @ The frequency of the desired station 1s not tuned

@ Insert the audio cord plugs secure nto the PHONO jacks. ~&

e@ Connect the grounding wire to the GND

term:nal on the rear ganel

e Connect an antenna bate

@ Ser the broadcast band properly xe @ Tune tne frequency of the desireo Station =.17,

+

Interference.

A station which was preset cannot be re- | ceived by pressing the corresponding nu- | meric key. i

be Se ee

€ iJ

@ Noise due to ignition noise of an automobiie @ Noise cue to an snfluence from an electric aogliance e Noise due to a nearby TV set

@ The preset station belongs to a frequency that cannot be received.

@ The preset memory was cleared because

the power cord had been unplugged for a

long period of time

@ Instali the outdoor antenna apart from tne ‘aad @ Turn off the power of the aopance @ Install the system more apart from the “V set

@ Preset a Staton with a receivable *” quency

*@ Preset the station again

Do nat use contact cleaners because It could cause a malfunction Be speciatly careful agains1 contact cleaners containing oli, for

tmey may Geform the paste components

Nene

Specifications u.s.A. and Canada _t. Caution : Read this page carefully to ensure safe operation.

Audio section

Rated power output at the STEREO operation

| 100 watts per channet minimum RMS, both channels driven at 8 02, from 40 Hz to 20,000 Hz with no more than 0.06 % total harmonic distortions. (FTC)

Power output at the Surround operation Front

70 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channels

driven at 8 {2, 1 kHz with no more than 6.7 % total harmonic distortions. (FTC) i

Center

70 watts minimum RMS at 8 2, 1 kHz with no more than 0.7 % total harmonic distortions. (FTC) i

Rear a ey

| 20 watts per channel minimum RMS, both channels : driven at 8 42, 1 kHz with no more than 0.7 % total harmonic distortions. (FTC)

Total harmonic distortion (1 kHz, 8 $2) ....0.03 % at 50 W

Signal to noise ratio (IHF A} PHONO (MM) . 76 dB co 100 dB

o t sensitivity / impedance PHONO (MM} 2.5 mV /47 kQ COD, TAPE, VIDEO.....

Tone controls BASS ....

«200 mV /47 kQ

10 dB (at 100 Hz}

TREBLE 10 GB (at 10 kHz}

Loudness control at - OLUME level

bbebilesbecevassauivepuciSasetouavaad ddecoeisteccaussucadTecsiaetes + 8 dB (100 Hz)

wo

Video section

VIDEO inputs / outputs (Composite) ......... 1 Vp-p / 75 Q

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FM Tuner section

87.5 MH2z~108 MHz «13.2 dBF (4.2 pV at 75 02)

Tuning frequency range. Usable sensitivity (IHF) .. 50 dB quieting sensitivity

STEREO. .. 41.2 dBf (32 pV at 75 42) Total harmonic kHz

MONG ... STEREO.

Signal to noise ratio at 65 dBf (IHF) MONO... .. 75 dB STEREO. . 68 dB

Selectivity (IHF + 400 kHz} .. . 50 dB Stereo separation (IHF at 1 kHz).. . 40 dB

AM Tuner section

530 kHz ~ 1,700 kHz

12 pV / (500 pV / m} Tuning frequency range. Usable sensitivity ...... Total harmonic distortion Signal to noise ratio. Selectivity ......

General

POWEF CONSUMPTION 0.0... ceeeeeeecte tects eseeeeeeneeneeeenees 3.6 A AC outlet

SWITCHED . 2: {total 150 W, 1.2 A max.) Dimensions.... W: 440 mm (17-5/167)

H: 143 mm (5-5/8") D: 390 mm {15-3/8"}

Weight (net) oo... neers D2 KG (20.3 Ib}

KENWOOD follows a policy of continuous advancements :n development For tnis ‘eason specifications may be cnangea without

notice Note

| Memory backup function |

Please note that the following contents will be erased if

this unit is not turned ON for approximately 3 days.

4 7OWER status 1ON or OFF} “. Input setting

@ Votume level

@ Receiving band

s @ Frequency

® Preset stations

Specifications other countries Audio section

Rated power output at the STEREO operation 1 kHz, 10 % THD at 8 Qo 120 W +120 W

(DIN/IEC) from 63 Hz to 12, 500 Hz,

' Caution : Read this page carefully to ensure safe operation.

KA-V6080 En!

FM Tuner section

Tuning frequency range...

Usable sensitivity (IHF) . 50 dB quieting sensitivity

0.7% T.H.D., at8Q. . 100 W +100 W STEREO... = . 41.2 dBF (32 pV at 75 &)

Power output at the ‘Surround operation Total harmonic : distortion at 4 kHz

Front (1 kHz, 0.7 % T.H.D. at 89)... MONO ... Center (1 kHz, 0.7 %T.H.D. at 8)... STEREO.

Rear (1 kHz, 0.7 % T.H.D. at 8 Q) ..... 20 W+20W Signal to noise ra at 65 dBf (IHF)

MONC ...

Front (1 kHz, 10 % T.H.D. at 8 92}.......85 W+85 W STEREO.

Center (1 kHz, 10 % T.H.D, at 8 2} 85 W Selectivity (IHF + 400 kHz) .

Rear {1 kHz, 10 % T.H.D. at 8 2) Stereo separation (IHF at 1 KHZ) ......ceceeeee 40 dB

Total harmonic distortion (1 kHz, 8 2)... Signal to noise ratio (IHFA)

PHONO (MM) .. 76 dB cD. : . 100 dB Tuning frequency range

input sensitivity / impedance GE a sdsciatincetsscsnabttacaticbesdes yt

PHONO (MM) 2.5 mV / 47 kQ 10 kHz ......

CD, TAPE, VIDEO 200 mV / 47 kQ Usable sensitivit

.25W+25W . 0.03 % at 50 W ;

AM Tuner section

.. 531 kHz ~ 1,602 kHz

530 kHz ~ 1,610 kHz

12 pV / (500 pV / m)

Tone controls Total harmonic distortion ...........c ccc teases 0.7

BASS ..... . = 10 dB (at 100 Hz) Signal to noise ratio

TREBLE . . = 10 dB (at 10 kHz) Selectivity ..............0

Loudness controi at - 30 dB VOLUME level Caeavstac ial dubcatsaceatseanrebitcgvandestaadunbasivtostoeses + 8 dB (100 Hz} General

Power CONSUMPTION 0.0... esses tseeeteeeeerereees ZO W

Video section AC outlet 7 SWITCHED : (total 150 W im

VIDEO inputs / outputs (Composite) .......... 1Vp-p/75Q Dimensions... W: 440 H: 143 mm DB: 390 mm

Weight (met) .........ccccceccseecssssstsensneaeseeestareenrrrereseeees D2 KG

KENWCOD follows a poticy of continuous advance-

May ens deve-onment. For this reason specifications may be cnanged without nouce

For the U.S.A.

FOC WARNING This BOL. pment nay cenerate ar use radio frequency energy. Changes or modifications to this equipment may Cause harmfiur interference |

unless Ine modiiications are expressly approved in the instruction manual. The user could lose the authonty to operate this equipment ‘f

an unauthorizea cnange or modification !s made |

NOTE: This equipment has Deen tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device. pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. |

These limmts are designee to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment nav

cause harmiui interference to radio communications, if it is not installed and used in accordance with the instructions However, there is

no guarantee that interference will not occur in 2 particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio ov

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user 1s encouraged to try to correct tne intertey-

ence by one or more of the following measures |

-- Reoriert or reiocate the receiving antenna

—- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver

~~ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the recerver is connected 1

—- Consult the gealer of an experienced radio / TV technician for help.

For the U.S.A.

Note to CATV system installer: ' This reminder 1s provided to cail the CATV system installer’s attention to Arucle 820-40 of the NEC that provides guiae!nes for p-ocer

grounding and, in particuiar, specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building, as close to the

ooint of cable entry as practical

KENWOOD For your records Record the serial number, found on the back of the unit, in the spaces designated on the warranty card, and in the space provided beiow Refer

to the model and serial numbers whenever you call upon your deater for

information or service on this product

Modei_—__________. Serial Number