Owner's Manual
Table Of Contents
Controls
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CD
Fuse
(30
A x 2)
I NOTE I
If you can't find the specified capacity fuse at your
store
etc.,
consult your Kenwood dealer.
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Battery terminal
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Power control terminal
Controls the
unit
ON/OFF.
I NOTE I
Contrds
the
unit
power.
Be
sure
to
connect it
with
all
the
systems.
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Ground terminal
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Speaker
output
terminals
As
this
unit
accepts speakers
with
a
minimum
impedance
of
2 ohm, connect speakers
with
2-
ohm
or higher inipedance to these terminals.
C§)
REMOTE terminal
Connects
the
Remote cable.
NOTE
Use
the
f~emote
cable
of
the accessory.
CD
LINE IN terminal
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LINE OUT terminal
The audio
si~lnal
set
with
the
LINE
OUT
FILTER
switch will be output.
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LINE OUT
FILTER
switch
Changing over the audio signal
output
to
the
Uf\lF
OUT
terminal.
10
English
ON position:
The audio signal adjusted
when
setting
LPF,
INPUT
SENSIVITY
control and
Bass
boost
is
output
to
the
LINE
OUT
terminal.
OFF position:
The
audio signal
input
from the
LINE
IN
terrninal
is
output
to
the
LINE
OUT
terminal (throuqh
output).
I A CAUTION I
The
volume
of
the audio
output
to
the
LINE
OUT
terminal
is
different in
ON
arid
OFF
position.
Remember this when changing the
LINE
OUT
FILTER
switch from
ON
to
OFF.
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INPUT SENSITIVITY control
Set
this control according
to
the
pre-output
level
of
the
center unit connected
with
this unit.
NOTE
For
the
pre-output
level, refer
to
the
<Specifications> in the instruction manual
of
the
center unit.
0j)
LPF(Low-Pass Filter) FREQUENCY
control
This control adjusts the frequency band
output
from this unit.
Q~
ISF
(infrasonic filter) control
Ultralow frequencies that cannot be reproduced
even by a subwoofer speaker
do
not
become
sound
but
become unnecessary oscillations,