Connecting your antennas | Kenwood 350 guide

Connecting your antennas

The quality of your FM/AM recep- tion depends on how well you place your antennas. So please follow the instructions carefully.

Connecting the antenna wires to the antenna jacks

1Unlock lever

2Insert wire

3Lock lever

Using the AM indoor loop antenna (supplied)

Place the antenna as far away as possible from the main system, television, speaker wires and power cords.

Rotate the antenna until you get the best reception.

ANTENNA

FM75Ω LOOP ANTENNA

GND

FM300ΩAM

Using the FM indoor antenna (supplied)

Use this antenna until you can install an outdoor antenna. When you do, remove the indoor antenna.

ANTENNA

FM75Ω LOOP ANTENNA

GND

FM300ΩAM

1Remove the insulation from the wire tip, and twist the wire tightly to get rid of any loose strands.

2Connect the end of the wire to the left-most antenna jack on the receiver.

3Fully extend the antenna, and place it along a wall or bookshelf.

4Adjust the antenna to ﬁnd the position that provides the best reception.

5Attach the looped end to the wall or bookshelf.

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Kenwood 350 manual Connecting your antennas, Connecting the antenna wires to the antenna jacks

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Setting up your Kenwood Audio System Spectrum Licensing About the power supply Safety ﬁrstSafety Symbols Safety Precautions FCC Warning Contents Did you get everything? WelcomeUnpacking You may need to purchase Assembling the rack Hardware list Hinge insert M faces toward top Kick Panel Over the cushion Kenwood Gulf Street Lamar MO 800 How to get replacement parts for your rackSRC-406C Description Quantity Positioning your speakers Placing your systemStacking your components in the rack Positive to + can cause poor sound quality Connecting your speakersFew tips Left and right speakers Phono cartridge VCR Unlock lever Insert wire Lock lever Connecting your antennasConnecting the antenna wires to the antenna jacks Using the AM indoor loop antenna supplied Using an AM outdoor antenna optional Using an FM outdoor antenna optional Cassette Deck KX-W595 Connecting the system control cablesOptional Turntable Receiver KR-596 CD Player DP-R896 Connecting other audio components Rear Tape Adaptor Plugging in your power cords Turning on the power Power Phones ON/STANDBY Congratulations Model number WarrantyKR-596 DP-R896 KX-W595 JL-506 Kenwood Limited Warranty PO Box Long Beach, California Using your Kenwood Audio System Playing tracks in random order random Special tapes Using the controls Front panel controls Lower ampliﬁer Reading the displayUpper tuner Remote Loading and replacing the batteries Adjusting the volume Selecting the input source Basic audio functions Muting the sound Adjusting the bass and trebleAdjusting the speaker balance Activating the speakers Tuning stations manually Using headphones Using the tunerTuning stations automatically Scrolling from the remote To preset additional stations, repeat these stepsScrolling from the front panel Use the Input button to select the tuner input Using the CD player Front panel controls and display Changing CDs Playing from the front panel Playing CDsFrom a speciﬁc track From the beginning Playing from the remote Playing a combination of tracks Repeating all loaded CDs To cancel random playRepeating a single CD Repeating programmed tracks Using the cassette deck Peak Level Meter Playing tapes Before using the cassette deckListening to tapes Fast-winding tapes Recording a tape Setting the recording levelRecording tapes Copying dubbing a tape Demagnetizing the heads Troubleshooting guideCleaning the heads Receiver CD player Cassette deck Speakers JL-506 SpeciﬁcationsCassette deck KX-W595 Receiver KR-596 Kenwood USA Corporation