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General| Input sensitivity (MM) | 2.5 mV |
|---|---|
| Input sensitivity (line) | 150 mV |
| Signal to noise ratio (line) | 90 dB |
| Tuning range | FM |
| Signal to noise ratio (MM) | 75 dB |
| Speaker load impedance | 4 - 16 ohms |
Describes how to set the AC voltage selector switch on the rear panel for proper operation.
Outlines critical safety warnings and cautions to prevent hazards like fire and electric shock.
Instructions for carefully unpacking the unit and checking for accessories.
Lists the accessories that come with the receiver unit.
Describes the TAPE2/MONITOR jacks for monitoring recorded sound.
Explains the function for storing and recalling received stations in memory.
Details controlling other KENWOOD components via system control connection.
Highlights the use of a new transistor for improved sound quality.
Explains exclusive output circuitry for consistent sound quality.
Guides on connecting audio components to the receiver for system setup.
Explains how to operate the various functions available from the receiver.
Covers additional information like troubleshooting and specifications.
Provides steps to reset the microcomputer in case of operational issues.
Details ventilation requirements to prevent damage or fire hazards.
Outlines ventilation requirements to prevent damage or fire hazards.
Explains how to connect AM antennas using the push/insert/return lever method.
Guides on positioning and adjusting the AM loop antenna for best reception.
Details connecting indoor and outdoor FM antennas via coaxial cable.
Explains matching speaker impedance to prevent damage or malfunctions.
Details operations like Remote Control, Automatic Operation, and Synchronized Recording.
Provides important notes and cautions regarding system control connections.
Identifies and explains the functions of buttons and knobs on the main unit.
Explains the unit's standby mode and its implications for operation.
Details the functions of various buttons on the remote control unit.
Provides notes on specific button functions and their context.
Step-by-step guide on inserting batteries into the remote control.
Explains how to operate the remote control, including range and key presses.
Explains how to select speaker systems A, B, or both for sound output.
Outlines preparatory steps before starting playback, including turning on the receiver.
Guides on selecting a source component and starting playback.
Explains how to adjust bass and treble levels using the SOUND and MULTI CONTROL.
Describes how to use the BASS BOOST key for enhanced bass.
Explains muting sound and SOURCE DIRECT playback function.
Guides on connecting headphones and adjusting speaker balance.
Guides on selecting a source and starting recording on a cassette deck.
Explains how to copy tapes from TAPE 1 to TAPE 2.
Describes how to adjust the receiver's display brightness.
Guides on adjusting input level when using the monitor function.
Guides on selecting the tuner, band, and tuning method.
Explains how to store stations into memory presets.
Guides on selecting stored stations using numeric keys.
Explains how to recall preset stations sequentially.
Provides steps to reset the microcomputer for troubleshooting.
Lists common amplifier issues like no sound and their solutions.
Lists common tuner issues like no reception and their solutions.
Lists common problems with remote control operation and solutions.
Explains items deleted from memory when power is disconnected.
Explains items deleted from memory when power is disconnected.
Warns about modifications and details FCC compliance testing.
Provides guidelines for CATV system installer regarding cable grounding.
Lists technical specifications for the audio section for USA/Canada.
Lists technical specifications for the audio section for other countries.
Lists technical specifications for the FM tuner section.
Lists technical specifications for the AM tuner section.
Lists general specs like power, dimensions, and important notes.
Section for recording model and serial numbers for service.
Covers safe connection to power supply and routing of power cords.
Covers plug polarization, unit ventilation, and operating temperature range.
Advises on placement away from heat, avoiding electric shock, enclosure, and magnetic fields.
Advises on cleaning methods, accessory use, and water precautions.
Details protection against lightning, actions for smells, and when to service.
Covers safety regarding power lines, outlets, overloading, and attachments.
Advises on using correct parts and antenna grounding.
