Auto key, Memory key, Audio injection key – Kenwood KR-V9020 User Manual

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AUTO key

Press this key to select the tuning nnode between

AUTO or MANUAL In MANUAL nnode, FM stereo

broadcasts are received in monaural.

MEMORY key

When this key is pressed, the MEMORY indicator
lights and the unit stands by for entry of a preset

station number.

VIDEO DUBBING keys

Press any of these keys when dubbing the video
program sourceregardless of the input source selected
by the input selector key.

AUDIO INJECTION key

Press this key ON when it is necessary to replace the

sound of VCR with that of an AUDIO source during
video dubbing.

Numeric {1 ~ 0/10) keys

Use these keys to:

1) input directly the digits of frequencies, or

2) store and recall fequencies in the preset channels.

DIRECT key

Used to tune to a station directly. Input the desired

frequency with the numeric keys after pressing the DI­

RECT key,

Band selector (AM, FM) keys

Press to select the receiving band.

Preset function (1-10/11-20) key

Used to select the 1-1 0 or 1 1-20 preset channel setting.
In either FM or AM mode, 20 stations can be preset at
random as each setting C'1-10" or "1 1-20") can contain

10 preset stations. Indicator "1-10" lights when the

"1-1 0" setting is used, and indicator "11-20" lights when

the "11-20" setting is used.

PRESET SCAN key

Use this key for preset channel scanning.

When a frequency stored in the preset memory is being

received, pressing this key shifts reception to the next

frequency stored in the preset memory.

System MEMORY key

This key is used to store the current playing condition in

memory.

SYSTEM MEMORY channel keys (M-1/M-2)

Two memory groups can be used with the System Mem­

ory feature.

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