Kenwood VR-5900 To undo the last operation performed, Locking customization results with password

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Chapter Two : Setting Up PowerTouch

10 cm (4 inches)

BACKLIGHT

“Learn Success” is displayed when learning completes successfully.

“Lean Fail” is displayed when it failed.

Be sure to use the device’s original remote. PowerTouch will not learn commands from other universal remotes.

In the Jump mode, the buttons which are capable of switching the screen (such as "Tuner" and "CD") can be used for their original functions.

2. Touch the icon again to return to customization.

To undo the last operation performed

Touch the icon immediately after performing the op- eration that you want to undo. The operation will be can- celed (undo).

Locking customization results with password

Customization by other persons than you can be protected by setting a password.

To lock customization:

1.Touch (setup) on the Quick Access menu to access the Setup menu.

2.Touch .

4. Enter a password and touch the .

5.When the Enter Password screen is displayed for the sec- ond time, enter the same password as step 4 again and

touch the .

6.Touch to return to the original screen.

To unlock customization:

Remote

1.

Touch

(setup) on the Quick Access monu to access

 

 

the Setup menu.

Setup

2.

Touch

.

 

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Depending on the remote control unit, "Learn" may not be possible.

Resetting to default

1.Touch the icon in the menu you want to customize. (The customization cannot be initiated in screens where

the icon is grayed out.)

2.When the customization icons are displayed, touch the

icon. The screen configuration reset to the default.

3. Touch

.

Switching the customized screen to another (Jump)

When the jump mode is activated during customization, the buttons which are capable of switching the screen can be used for their original functions.

1.Touch the icon during customization.

The icon is highlighted to indicate the Jump mode.

3. Touch .

4.Enter a password and touch the . The customization will be unlocked.

5.Touch to return to the original screen.

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Contents VR-5900 A. and Canada AC 120 V only Before Applying PowerPage Unpacking Table of Contents Chapter Four Specifications Video signals Before You BeginBefore Connection Sensor jack Following diagram shows the entire back of the VR-5900Noting Your Devices Front Center Connecting Your SpeakersTo Connect Front and Surround Sound Speakers Using Banana Plugs except for U.KUsing Bare Wires To Connect Front Speakers OnlySurround Back Surround Back Powerd SubwooferTo Connect Surround Back Speakers What if I Have a Powered Subwoofer?What if I Have an Amplifier? Powerd Subwoofer Front CenterWhat if I Have an Amplifier? Video Composite Video Connecting Your TVTo Connect a TV What if I Want to Watch TV without TurningOn the Receiver? Connecting Your Cable TV or Satellite Tuner Component Video OUTVideo OUT Audio OUT To Connect a Satellite Tuner Connecting Your VCRs Video Video OUTVideo OUT Video in Audio OUT To Connect a Secondary VCR To Connect a Primary VCRConnecting Your Primary CD Player Output a CD1Output B CD2 To Connect a Secondary CD Player What if I Have a Video CD-Compatible CD Player?To Connect a Kenwood 200-Disc CD Changer To Connect Any Other Primary CD Player or ChangerVideo OUT Subwoofer OUT Center OUT Surround OUT Front OUT Connecting Your DVD PlayerDTS disclaimer clause To Connect a DVD PlayerRecord in Analog Play OUT Analog Connecting Your CD-R RecorderTo Connect a CD-R Recorder Digital Record in Optical or Coaxial Connecting Your MD Recorder or Primary Tape DeckTo Connect an MD Recorder To Connect a Primary Tape DeckTo Connect a Secondary Tape Deck Connecting Your Secondary CD Player or Tape Deck To Connect a Secondary CD Player Connecting Your Laser Disc Player with AC-3 RF Output RF OUTRF Demodulator Digital OUT Video OUT Audio OUT To Connect an AC-3 RF Output Laser Disc Player Before inserting Connecting Your Laser Disc Player without AC-3 RF OutputTo Connect a PCM Digital Output Laser Disc Player Connecting Your Turntable/Record Player To Connect a Turntable/Record PlayerGND Audio OUT Audio OUT Video OUT Connecting a Camcorder or Additional VCRTo Connect a Camcorder or Additional VCR Can I Connect an Additional VCR Permanently?System Control connection allows you to What if I Have Cable Radio? Connecting the AntennasAM Loop Antenna FM Indoor Antenna RF Remote Antenna FM Outdoor AntennaTo install the batteries Installing the BatteriesTo set the model type Resetting PowerTouchCalibrating the Touch Screen Selecting the Model TypeTo change the time until the screen goes out Navigating PowerTouch InterfaceSetup Edit Home 1HOME2Setting Up Speakers Speaker placementSP Selection SP Distance RemoteSetupBass Peak Level SP LevelHow Do I Identify Devices? Identifying Devices For PowerTouch ControlHow Do I Replace a Setup Code with a New One? How Do I Delete Setup Codes?Storing Radio Stations in Memory optional Storing RDS Stations AutomaticallyStoring RDS Station Name PS Read Storing Stations Manually Name input of the preset stationTo Customize the PowerTouch Screen Changing the nameChanging the item size Pasting an item Moving an itemCutting an item Copying an itemTo undo the last operation performed Locking customization results with passwordResetting to default Switching the customized screen to another JumpSetting Up on the Receiver Preparation for setupSpeaker setup Storing Radio Stations in Memory optional Storing RDS Stations AutomaticallyStoring Stations Manually Changing the RF Transmission Frequency RF Remote Control FunctionZone B Zone aMaking Connections Both Scenarios Connecting a Second TV/ MonitorSetting Up the PowerTouch IR OUT Connecting the External Infrared Receivers and IR RepeatersIR Receiver AdaptorTo Connect IR Repeaters Connecting the External Infrared Receivers and IR RepeatersTo Connect a Kenwood IR-9991 IR Receiver To Connect any other IR ReceiverDevice Connecting and Setting Up On/Off Sensors or Relay ControlsRelay Control ControlledTo Connect TV ON/OFF Sensors To Connect Relay ControlsICIndustry Canada Notice FCC Compliance NoticeVideo Section Index VCR For your records