Kenwood DM-9090 instruction manual System connections, Digital input / output jacks Optical

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System connections

DM-9090 (En)

Make connection as shown below. When connecting the related system components, refer also to the instruction

10 manuals of the related components.

Caution: Do not plug in the power lead until all connections are completed.

Except for U.S.A., Canada

Malfunction of microprocessor

If operation is not possible or erroneous display appears even though all connections have been made properly, reset the microprocessor referring to “In case of difficulty”. Q

Caution regarding placement

To maintain proper ventilation, be sure to leave a space around the unit (from the largest outer dimensions including projections) equal to, or greater than, shown below.

Left and right panels: 10 cm, rear panel: 10 cm

MD/DAT

Integrated amplifier (optional)

REC PLAY

OUT IN

L

R

DIGITAL

OUTPUT

OPTICAL COAXIICAL

SYSTEM

CONTROL

CD player (optional)

System control cord (CD player optional)

SYSTEM

CONTROL

Audio cords (DM-9090 optional)

Optical fiber cable (DM-9090 optional)

	REC		DIGITAL	MD recorder (optional)
	IN
1 COAX. 2 OPT.		3 COAX.

	Optical fiber cable	System control cord
		(DM-9090 optional)
	(optional)

L I N E								D I G I T A L		SYSTEM
REC	PLAY				REC				PLAY	CONTROL
I N	OUT					IN			OUT
L		L	1	COAX.	2	OPT.	3	COAX.	COAX.	OPT.
L		L
R		R
										DM-9090

DIGITAL input / output jacks (OPTICAL)

	DIGITAL
REC	PLAY
IN	OUT

Remove protective caps	1 COAX. 2 OPT. 3 COAX. COAX. OPT.
	1 COAX. 2 OPT. 3 COAX. COAX. OPT.
from digital input/output
jacks before use.
	Remove cap.

TO WALL AC

OUTLET

ÖWhen connecting the audio cords (cords with pin plugs on each end), insert the white plugs into the L (Left) jacks and red plugs into the R (Right) jacks.

1. Connect all cords firmly. If connections are loose, there could be loss of sound or noise produced.

2. When plugging and unplugging connection cords, be sure to first remove the power cord from the AC outlet. Plugging/unplugging

Notes

connection cords without removal of the power cord can cause malfunctions or damage to the unit.

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Contents DM-9090 Units are designed for operation as follows Introduction Before applying powerSafety precautions Factory fitted moulded mains plugContents Special feature AccessoriesImportant Safeguards Power OFF Information that you should know Safety Precautions Handling of Mini DiscInstallation position Dust countermeasureReference notes Beware of condensation Maintenance CleaningMemory backup Be especially careful in the following conditionsMD system System connections Digital input / output jacks OpticalAbout the system control connections About the system control operationsNames and functions of parts Listening through headphonesStandby mode Display / Main unitDescription of main unit keys Remote control unit Model RC-M0702 Infrared ray systemOperation Operation of remote control unitLoading batteries 1Remove the cover.2Insert batteries.3Close the coverPlaying tracks in order from track No Disc recorded in monaural modePlayback of Mini Disc Before playing a MDSelect the desired title PreparationPress the Title Search key T L ERandom playback 1Enter the track modeEnter the track mode Select the desired track numberTo pause playback Skipping tracksSearching in a track To stop playbackProgramming tracks in a desired order Initiate the program modeProgramming Select track numbers in the order you want to play themTo clear tracks from the program To add a track to the programChecking the order of tracks Clearing tracks from the endTo stop repeated playback Repeated playbackTo repeat only the programmed tracks To repeat the entire discMonitor key Recording-related keys AUTO/MANUAL keySelect before starting recording REC LEVEL? REC Mode keySelecting the setting adjustment mode Auto TIME?When Auto LEVEL? is displayed When D.REC LEVEL? is selectedWhen Auto TIME? is displayed When Fade TIME? is displayedAnalog recording 1Adjust the settings if requiredRecording Analog input Select Analog or MonoStart recording Adjust the recording level. Main unit onlySelect Auto or Manual After recording, eject the Mini DiscSelect one of Digital 1, 2 Recording Digital inputDigital recording To fade in and fade out the musicUnlock Adjust the digital source recording levelTrack being played Track Erase Synchro recording with CD playback Digital recording and ScmsReordering tracks by moving them EditingSelecting the editing function type Erasing desired tracks Quick EraseV E Moving the track being played Track MoveSelect Move Select the move destinationExecute the track reordering operation To cancel the editing results Edit CancelImage of track moving Eject the Mini Disc2Select the track numbers to be moved Moving several tracks at a time Quick Move1Select Q.MOVE End the selection of the track numbers to be moved2 / Ç? Image of track insertionP Ç? / 0 0 8 / Ç? E2Preview the result Dividing the track being played Track DivideSelect Divide V I D E +Execute the track divide operation Image of previewImage of track division 5 + 5 +2Select the track to be combined Combined tracks are decreased automaticallyImage of track combination Execute the track combine operationA S E Erasing the track being played Track EraseSelect Erase Confirm that the track has been erasedImage of track erasure 2To erase desired tracks 1To erase all MD tracksR a S E 5 ? a B CImage of track deleting Quick Erase When Disc Error is displayedS C Error Erasing desired tracksTotal number of title characters About preset titlesEditing titles Characters usable in title editingL M Input the titleL M N E O O D a B C 3To change or erase a titleN W O O D Execute title change or deletion Title editing function keysScrolling the display S C1Transmit the CD text into the MD recorder CD text editingCopying the CD text Single C D t e x tTime Display key Changing the displayed contentsThis key allows to switch the mode of time display Fade keyTimer operations Timer playback, timer recordingSymptom Cause Operation to resetSymptoms related to MD standard Case of difficultyDisplayed Message Meaning Action Other symptoms Symptom Cause RemedySpecifications Memo For your records