Kenwood KR-1000B - Manual (Page 7)

Controls, indicators and connectors
Timer programming keyboard
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O CLOCK key
Once the display has been set to the standard time, you can
refer to the current time by pressing this key with any timer
display,
O THROUGH key
When this key is pressed, the timer-controlled operation is
not executed. Press this key and the letters "THRU" will light
at the left of the timer display. When executing timer-
controlled operation, press any keys other than THROUGH
and POWER keys to release the THROUGH function.
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When you go out, first turn off the power and be sure to press the
THROUGH key to stop the execution of the timer operations, ob­
serving the letters THRU lit in the timer display, or the timer opera­
tions may be executed while you are absent.
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AUTO OFF key
Pressing this key causes the timer display to show the de­
signated number of minutes and the letters "A-OFF" to the
left of it. When the displayed number of minutes have
elapsed, the power is automatically shut off. The present
time is then displayed. You can set up to a maximum of 79
minutes. Each minute the display counts down to show the
remaining minutes until the power will be shut off. For
further details, see page 19.
O SAFETY LOCK key
To prevent the programs stored in the memory from being
spoiled due to misoperation, press this key then the word
"LOCKED" will light at the left of the timer display. When
renewing the program, press this key again to release the
lock function. The word "LOCKED" will then go out.
O AUTO (MODE CHECK) key
When reviewing the programs stored in' the memory or
clearing them, press this key and they will be displayed auto­
matically about every 5 seconds. When all the programs
have been displayed, the current time is displayed again.
The display repeats this cycle from the top of the memory.
When the memory has no programs, the current time
flashes about every 5 seconds. To stop this operation, press
the CLOCK key.
O MANUAL (MODE CHECK) key
Performs the same operation described in the preceding
item. However, programs are displayed only when the key is
pressed.
O CLEAR key
Clears the programs called out by use of the AUTO/
MANUAL (MODE CHECK) key. Each keystroke clears the
program shown on the display and automatically calls up
the following program.
O DAY key
Sets the day of week for time setting or for timer-controlled
programming. Each keystroke causes the display as shown
below. When the key is held depressed, 2 ~ 3 seconds
later the day advances at high speed.
— SUN ~ SAT ^ SUN ^ MON ................................................ SAT —
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