Kenwood KR-V9020 - Manual (Page 32)

System memory
The required playback condition can be stored in memory
for each music source (tape, compact disc, phonograph
record (disc), or broadcasting program), so that the same
balance (between front and rear channels) and the same
equalizer pattern, etc. can be recalled at any time in­
stantly.
Two types of settings can be stored in memory, and by
pressing the appropriate SYSTEM MEMORY (M-1 or M-2)
key you can recall the preset sound field condition
instantly.
Stored contents:
The stored contents in the System Memory are as follows:
• Input source (CD, PHONO, TUNER, TAPE, VIDEO, etc.)
(including TAPE 2)
• Preset channel in the TUNER position
• Audio injection
• EOUALIZER key setting (ON/DEFEAT)
• EQ. REC key setting (ON/OFF)
• Preset channel of the equalizer pattern
• SURROUND setting (ON/OFF)
• SURROUND mode
• Center mode
• Center level
• Delay time
• Rear level
• Video monitor out
• SPEAKERS A, B
• CD DIRECT ON/OFF
■ How to preset the System Memory
1. Set the playback conditions as desired.
• When selecting the tuner or equalizer, be sure to
designate the preset channel.
2. Press the SYSTEM MEMORY key.
• The ¡MEMORY] indicator lights and the '"SYSTEM
MEMORY indication appears in the display (for 5
seconds).
• If the "CAN NOT MEMORIZE" indication is dis­
played, the tuner frequency or equalizer pattern will
not be preset in memory,
After presetting the playback condition for each
channel, press the MEMORY key again,
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If the contents of a preset channel is changed after being
designated as the tuner or equalizer section channel for System
Memory, the contents of the System Memory channel will also be
changed.
■ How to recall System Memory
1, Press the M-1 or M-2 key.
• The display shows "SYSTEM MEMORY 1" or
"SYSTEM MEMORY 2" for about 2 second, and the
settings of each section are changed to the preset
contents.
2, Readjust the setting of each section as required.
• When PHONO is selected as the input source, with a
system-controlled turntable connected, the turntable
will automatically start playing by recalling the Sys­
tem Memory, Therefore, be sure to set a record on
the platter of the turntable before activating the
System Memory function,
• In the same way, when a system-controlled tape deck
or CD player is connected to this unit, the tape deck
or CD player can be started automatically by activat­
ing the System Memory function.