Kenwood KR-1000B - Manual (Page 9)

Keyboard for drawing the signal flowchart
Drawing the signal flowcharts on the display with these
keys is done by simply a series of keystrokes that you can
press as you desire.
Each keystroke switches the light of the block in the signal
flowchart corresponding to the key. The signal flowchart
can be drawn as you desire, watching the display as a
guide. The following shows the function of each key:
O POWER key
When turning on the power manually, press this key.
O SPEAKERS keys
A - Activates speakers connected to the SPEAKER A ter­
minals on the rear panel.
B - Activates speakers connected to the SPEAKERS B ter­
minals on the rear panel.
C - Activates speakers connected to the SPEAKERS C ter­
minals on the rear panel.
For private listening through headphones, release all the
SPEAKERS keys.
O FILTER keys
HIGH - Press this key to light the HIGH FILTER block on the
signal flowchart. This reduces high frequency noise,
such as tape hiss, record scratch, etc.
LOW - Press this key to light the LOW FILTER block on the
signal flowchart. This reduces low frequency noise such
as turntable rumble, etc.
O LOUDENESSkey
Press this key to light the LOUDNESS block on the signal
flowchart. This compensates for a natural deficiency in
human hearing, the human ear is less sensitive to bass
notes at low volume levels. Press it again to release the
loudness effect when listening at normal and loud sound
level.
O G.E. keys (graphic equalizer)
Determine whether the source signals set by the INPUT SE­
LECTOR key or TAPE key are to be processed by the graphic
equalizer or not.
SOURCE - Inserts the graphic equalizer into the signal path
to process the source signal set by the INPUT SELECTOR
key or TAPE key.
REC - Inserts the graphic equalizer into the signal path for
recording to process the tape source signal being record­
ed.
OFF - Removes the graphic equalizer from the signal
path. Always set here when not using the graphic equa­
lizer.
® TAPE MONITOR keys
SOURCE-Always set here when not using a tapd deck.
A - For the playback of the tape deck connected to the
TAPE A jacks.
B - For the playback of the tape deck connected to the
TAPE B jacks.
O DUBBING keys
Set the type of recording.
OFF - For the recording of source signals set with one of
the INPUT SELECTOR keys.
A ► B - For dubbing from tape A to tape B, with two tape
decks connected to the TAPE A and B jacks. With this
setting, the source signal set by the INPUT SELECTOR
key can be heard while dubbing is in progress.
B ► A - For dubbing from tape B to tape A. The source sig­
nal set by the INPUT SELECTOR key can be heard while
dubbing is in progress.
O INPUT SELECTOR keys
Select source signals for input.
AM - For reception of AM broadcasts.
FM - For reception of FM broadcasts.
PHONO - For Playback of [-ecords.
AUX - To play back the signal from the equipment connect­
ed to the AUX jacks.
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