Document Outline

• KR-V9020
  • Introduction
  • Before applying power
    • For the U.S.A. and Canada
    • For Australia and Europe
    • important!
    • Important!
    • For other countries
    • For the United Kingdom
    • Important!
    • Important!
    • AC voltage selection
      • AC voltage selector switch
      • Type A
      • Type B
  • Safety precautions
  • IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS
    • oper-
    • System connections
      • Make connections as shown in the diagram 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 complete.
      • Connection of audio components
      • Connection of video components
        • S-VIDEO Jacks:
      • Speaker connections
        • WARNING!
          • Speaker lead connection
          • ■ Connecting the front speakers
          • ■ Setting the speaker IMPEDANCE SELECTOR
            • ■ SURROUND SPEAKER terminals
            • ■ Connection of the REAR PRE OUT jacks
            • ■ Connection of CENTER PRE OUT jack
            • ■ Connection of TV monitor
            • ■ Connection of VCRs
            • ■ AC outlets
      • Antenna connections
        • AM antennas
        • FM antennas
          • (Mote; — —
          • Connection of the 75 ohm/300 ohm antenna adaptor
          • FM outdoor antenna
        • ■ 75 ohm coaxial cable connection (Follow the order of numbers.)
          • FM DE.EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE table
        • ■ FM DE^EMPHASIS/CHANNEL SPACE switch (Except for some areas.)
    • System control operation
      • Connection
        • Using the system control cords provided with KENWOOD system component models, make connections as shown below.
        • ■ Connection of the audio cords and system control cord
          • 1, Automatic play operation
          • 2, Synchro recording
          • 3, Remote control
    • Controls and indicators
      • Display section
        • AUTO key
        • MEMORY key
        • AUDIO INJECTION key
        • Numeric {1 ~ 0/10) keys
        • DIRECT key
        • Preset function (1-10/11-20) key
        • PRESET SCAN key
        • System MEMORY key
        • SYSTEM MEMORY channel keys (M-1/M-2)
    • Operating instructions
      • ■ Operations using CD DIRECT key
      • ■ To record an input source
      • ■ Tape dubbing
    • Listening to broadcasts
      • To listen to radio broadcasts
      • ■ Tuning methods Auto tuning
      • ■ Preset tuning
      • ■ Preset Scan
      • ■ To preset station frequencies
      • This unit allows both the frequencies and the names of broadcasting stations to be preset, When a station is recalled by preset tuning, the display shows both the frequency and the name of the station. (S.N.P.S.)
      • ■ To preset station names and frequencies
      • ■ To change a preset station name
    • Graphic equalizer operation
      • ■ Preset equalizer memory and its applications
      • ■ To store user-programmed equalizer patterns in memory
      • ■ To recall user-programmed equalizer patterns from memory
      • ■ To switch the display contents Spectrum analyzer display
      • Graphic equalizer display
    • Playing video sources
      • ■ To play a video source
      • ■ Dubbing between two VCRs
      • ■ Audio injection
      • Example of video dubbing operation
        • ■ To record with VCR1
        • ■ To record with VCR 2
    • Surround effects
      • Note on Dolby Surround
      • NORMAL:
      • WIDE:
      • PHANTOM:
      • How to make adjustments for the Dolby Pro-Logic mode
        • Remote control
        • ■ INPUT BALANCE adjustment
        • ■ Surround Level adjustment
          • NORMAL/WIDE
          • PHANTOM
        • ■ THEATER SURROUND, HALL SUR^ ROUND adjustment
        • ■ Delay time adjustment
        • ■ To play sound with the Surround effect
        • ■ To release the Surround mode
        • ■ Arranging the speakers
    • System memory
      • ■ How to preset the System Memory
      • ■ How to recall System Memory
    • On-screen display
      • 1. SCREEN 1 (AUDIO):
      • 2. SCREEN 2 (VIDEO):
      • 3. SCREEN 3 (SURROUND):
      • SCREEN 4 (TUNER PRESET):
      • SCREEN 5 (ON SCREEN STANDBY):
      • 3. SCREEN 6 (ON SCREEN OFF)
      • 4, TEST TONE DISPLAY
    • Remote control operation
      • Loading batteries into the remote control unit
      • ■ Operations
      • ■ Operating range of the remote control unit
      • Battery replacement
      • Names and operation of controls
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        • KENWOOD
        • Original functions of keys
          • Caution in Remote Control
          • KENWOOD
          • TAPE deck control keys (Mode switch: AUDIO)
          • VIDEO deck control keys (Mode switch: VIDEO)
            • VIDEO CH keys:
            • TV/VIDEO key:
          • CD player control keys
            • Mode switch: AUDIO
          • Numeric keys (1 to 0)
            • Mode switch: AUDIO
          • ■ TV set control keys
            • Mode switch: AUDIO or VIDEO TV VOL keys:
          • TUNER control keys
            • Mode switch: AUDIO or VIDEO
          • ■ Turntable (PHONO) control keys
            • Mode switch: AUDIO or VIDEO
          • ■ System memory keys
            • Mode switch: AUDIO or VIDEO
          • Equalizer key
            • Mode switch: AUDIO or VIDEO
          • Input selector keys
            • Mode switch: AUDIO or VIDEO
          • ■ Surround keys
            • Mode switch: AUDIO or VIDEO
            • SURROUND MODE key:
            • TEST TONE ON/OFF key:
            • TEST TONE MODE key:
          • Volume level keys
            • Mode switch: AUDIO or VIDEO VOLUME CONTROL keys:
          • ■ MENU ON SCREEN key
            • Mode switch: AUDIO or VIDEO
            • Mode switch: AUDIO or VIDEO AUDIO key:
          • ■ To program the remote control functions of other remote control units into the RC-120:
          • ■ To check the programmed contents during programming
          • ■ To change the programmed contents
          • ■ Normal operation of the remote control unit
          • ■ Overlay sheet
    • Specifications
      • For the U.S.A.
        • FCC WARNING: